#19189     01-09-2006 05:12 AM      |       Joined:  Jan 2004  Posts: 1,116    Patient Advocate (1000+ posts)   |           Patient Advocate (1000+ posts)    Joined:  Jan 2004  Posts: 1,116  |    Hi Lenny, my cancer on tongue also spread to two lymph nodes, I was diagnosed May 10, 2002, had surgery and 7 weeks radiation. I am doing well, even helping out in my Church office, it is so scary but there is light at the end of tunnel. Hang in there. Carol        
Diagnosed May 2002 with Stage IV tongue cancer, two lymph nodes positive. Surgery to remove 1/2 tongue, neck dissection, 35 radiation treatments. 11/2007, diagnosed with cancer of soft palate, surgery 12/14/07, jaw split. 3/24/10, cancer on tongue behind flap, need petscan, surgery scheduled 4/16/10 ---update passed away 8-27-11--- 
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#19190     01-09-2006 08:47 AM      |       Joined:  Jan 2006  Posts: 107    Gold Member (100+ posts)   |      OP      Gold Member (100+ posts)    Joined:  Jan 2006  Posts: 107  |    Once again I am overwhelmed at the support that I have found here I only wish I had found this site earlier, now I will do my best to help others if I can. Going in for surgery , radical neck, on wed so I will be away from this site for a week or so, a few days in the hospital then I will be staying else where to recoup, I will be back around hopefully with good news and some support for others.      |      |       |                      
#19191     01-09-2006 12:00 PM      |       Joined:  May 2003  Posts: 928    "Above & Beyond" Member (500+ posts)   |           "Above & Beyond" Member (500+ posts)    Joined:  May 2003  Posts: 928  |    Lenny I just wanted to send you some good positive vibes for your surgery on Wednesday! We look forward to hearing from you ... when you are on the road to recovery. Take Care  Marica        
Caregiver to husband Pete, Dx 4/03 SCC Base of Tongue Stage IV. Chemo /Rad no surgery. Treatment finished 8/03. Doing great!
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#19192     01-09-2006 04:57 PM      |       Joined:  Jul 2005  Posts: 150    Gold Member (100+ posts)   |           Gold Member (100+ posts)    Joined:  Jul 2005  Posts: 150  |    Lenny, my father had tonsil cancer that meandered to a node. The surgery was a breeze. What was nerve racking is that they put him under first to biospy the primary. If it was positive, they weren't going to move ahead. Well, it was negative and his nodes were too. He was in the hospital for only 2 days. YOU WILL DO GREAT LENNY. It is so cliche but after what you've been through the surgery is nothing. Think positive, I will pray for you!        
Dad Treated for T2N1M0 Tonsil Cancer August 2005. 35 IMRT radiation, 3 doses Cisplatin. Selective Modified Neck Dissection November.
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