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| | Joined: Feb 2015 Posts: 134 Likes: 7 Senior Member (100+ posts) | | Senior Member (100+ posts) Joined: Feb 2015 Posts: 134 Likes: 7 | Based on my experience having had two operations for oral cancer since 2003, I would like to suggest four thoughts for you.
1) Since oral cancer hits less than 1% of the population, get professional care from a center (CCC) that specializes in cancer and has oral cancer specialists on staff.
2) Don’t hesitate to travel extra hours to such a center-your disease can be life threatening. If distance worries you, see 3 below.
3) Follow-on care may be done at a location which the CCC works with and is nearer to you.
4) Don’t wait to get help, and don’t second guess expert opinion, but if concerned do get a second professional opinion.
With the right team, things will look better than you fear now.
SCC stage 1 Nov. '03, SCC stage 2 (clear mrg, no rad, no chemo) RND, Feb. '15 SCC stage 1, lower gum Mar '23, all lower gums and teeth removed
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