"OCF Canuck" Platinum Member (300+ posts) Joined: Sep 2012 Posts: 381 | Hi Sophie, as you can see from the many on here, there is certainly quality of life after any type of treatment. Much is based on how an individual chooses to face the various challenges. It looks like both you and your husband are on the right path for that.
As for the neck tightness, I also found that after my surgery. It gets better over time, although very slowly. Definitely keep up with all the stretching and physio, as that was the best assistance I had.
Best of luck to you!
Tina Diag: Aug. 13/12 T3N0M0 50% + glossectomy and bilateral radical neck dissection, removal of nodes zones I - V Surgery October 11/12 Chemo/rad on hold due to clear margins and nodes Sept 21/13 clear CT with anomaly thought to be the artery, being watched closely. Dec 16/13 - anomaly confirmed artery, all clear nickname: "get 'r done" Plans: kick cancer's butt
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