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I suppose (and it is supposition) that the wound would heal but the tumor, if there is one, remain unchanged. I'm really glad to hear he has quit smoking and hope he stays tobacco free for good.


David R. 65 yr old male non-smoker, light drinker, stage 3 or 4, depending on which doc you ask, scc rt. tonsil, 2 nodes, 7 weeks radiation and chemo. No surgery. Teatment ended 3/20/08. PET scan 8/08 showed no cancer.
And now, as of oct, 2010, caregiver to wife, Linda, with breast cancer.
May, 2013, Linda diagnosed with stage 3 ovarian cancer. Enuf already.
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That makes sense. Like I said I haven't seen anything like what he has in pictures or by description. But I also don't know what might be behind the gash.
I'm accepting we had a crappy Dr, a lot of unanswered questions and we have to wait for the biopsy!!!
I'm very proud of my guy. In the middle of this anxiety, he just quit and today is a week. It's not easy but he did it. And he's eating a lot more which also can't be easy with the discomfort from the biopsy(Dr. Doom and Gloom did not return calls so we didn't get magic mouthwash yet). Gained two pounds!!!


CG to Spouse BOT, Chemo and radiation started on March 29,2010
Ended on May 14,2010. LET THE HEALING BEGIN!!!
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