|   Supporting Member (50+ posts) 
 Joined:  Aug 2011 Posts: 78 Likes: 1 |  Thank you for your responses.
 The interesting/disturbing part circling in my mind now- is that both my surgeon and RO both said that the standard for a case such as mine is radiation- no chemo.  But, the Erbitrux trial is on for post-operative patients- and that would be gravy, so I should go for it.
 
 I know that there are no answers here as we are all individuals with unique histories, tumor traits, etc...  But based on what you are saying - I am really looking forward to understanding from the MO why chemo (like Cisplastin) is not pushed along with radiation in a case like mine.
 
 I will let you know how Weds goes.
 
 Thanks again.
   Sally, 38 years old
 T1N0M0  Left Tongue Lesion, Moderately Differentiated
 10 + year history Leukoplakia, Mild Dysplasia before cancer diagnosis 8/2011
 Scheduled Partial Glossectomy & Neck Dissection 9-17-11
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