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Gabe #115738 04-20-2010 08:26 PM
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Jim, I'm so happy to learn that you don't have anything facing you for 6 months. Enough is enough...right? ! You enjoy this beautiful Spring weather, now that you have peace of mind! I thought it was very windy lately!!!LOL Take Care! Dianne


BOT T3N2M0 No surgery, 38radiation treatments,4 chemo rounds, peg removed 11/08, still have a port. Treatments ended 6/20/08. So far, so Good ! "I know God won't give me anything I can't handle. I just wish He didn't trust me so much !"

*** Admin update --- Dianne has passed away on August 25, 2015 ***
Gabe #115741 04-20-2010 09:26 PM
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Hi Jim- Oh my gosh that sounds so painful. I'm so sorry. I hope some of the pain has subsided for you now. I can't imagine. Hoping you get some relief! Take care and relax and rest up. Kate


Tongue Cancer T2 N0 M0 /
Total Glossectomy Due to Location of Tumor

Finished all treatments May 25 2007
Surviving!!!
misskate #115759 04-21-2010 10:54 AM
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Jim, I am so glad to hear the good news. It was nice to be able to get some good news during my plan period before my big rug rats come in.


Angelia
31 at Dx.
DX: 4/30/09, 10/21/09 SCC on floor of mouth,
T1NOMO, T2N1M0
TX: 39 IMRT, 8 cisplatin 11/30/09
PET/CT: 11/03/09: Lymph node involvement
PEG/PORT: 11/09
TX end: 02/01/10
PET Scan: 04/05/10 clear
PEG Out: 06/21/10
Biopsy: 12/23/10: fibrosis
HBO: 01/04/11 - ORN
Baby girl born 11-30-12
Gabe #115775 04-21-2010 03:47 PM
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So very happy for you, Jim. Hope things keep improving, and they will, but as usual, they sure take their time. Congratulations. grin
julieann


Julieann
Nov 2007 SCC on right tonsil following tonsillectomy. Was smoker, QUIT. (Stage IV T2 N2b) 7 weeks radiation one day/wk chemo (carboplatin and 5-FU). Allergic to Taxol; PEG in, lost 30 lbs. TX completed January 2008. PEG out mid- 2008. PET/CT 1/17/2011;2/3/12 NEGATIVE for cancer smile
Gabe #115843 04-23-2010 08:56 AM
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Thanks for letting us know, Jim. That's great to hear, especially given what you've been through.
d2


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SCC of occult origin 1/09 (age 55)| Stage III TXN1M0 | HPV 16+, non-smoker, moderate drinker | Modified radical neck dissection 3/09 | 31 days IMRT finished 6/09 | Hit 14 years all clear in 6/23 | Radiation Fibrosis Syndrome kicked in a few years after treatment and has been progressing since | Prostate cancer diagnosis 10/18
Gabe #115881 04-24-2010 10:25 AM
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Call me stupid but wouldn't a PET scan have given results? Why the need for a scope? Reason I'm asking is that my Jim is going to an ENT Monday as he is extremely hoarse and has been for 3 weeks, plus his breathing is very labored. His PET came back this week as 2 very small tumors in his nec and 2 very small ones in his lungs, Dr. doesn't know the reason for the hoarseness/breathing, so is sending him to an ENT. Is it possible that his cancer has progressed in these areas without the PET detecting it???


Caregiver to Husband 50 yrs.young-non smoker/non-drinker; Stage IV - all treatments stopped August 2009
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A pet isn't much good for Barretts esophagus after surgery on it. Yoo many false positives there anyway and the scope has been done since 1996 after a Nissen Fundiplication.


Since posting this. UPMC, Pittsburgh, Oct 2011 until Jan. I averaged about 2 to 3 surgeries a week there. w Can't have jaw made as bone is deteroriating steaily that is left in jaw. Mersa is to blame. Feeding tube . Had trach for 4mos. Got it out April.
--- Passed away 5/14/14, will be greatly missed by everyone here
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