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Crossing the finish line
Well at least one was crossed this morning, that being my last infusion of chemo. Of course it was Gemzar which meant it took the better part of an hour to get into my body but the wait was well wort… more →
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Prostate cancer news reports: Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Sitemaster wrote 2 weeks ago: In todayas news reports we deal with items about: Celecoxib therapy prior to radical prostatectomy … more →
Sentinel lymph node dissection in prostate cancer
Sitemaster wrote 3 weeks ago: A technique known as sentinel lymph node dissection (SLND) has replaced extended lymphadenectomy for … more →
Combidex, MRI, and identification of nodal metastases
Sitemaster wrote 1 month ago: One of the major issues in the management of prostate cancer is the identification of early physical … more →
Crossing the finish line
Michael wrote 1 month ago: Well at least one was crossed this morning, that being my last infusion of chemo. Of course it was … more →
Sentinel node biopsy is an effective option for early-stage cervical cancer
patoconnor wrote 1 month ago: Sentinel node biopsy is an effective option for early-stage cervical cancer Published: 31/05/2009 A … more →
Anecdotal Hell
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Michael wrote 2 months ago: I know I’ve written about this in the past, of how people, sometimes total strangers, find out what … more →
Counting down
Michael wrote 2 months ago: Today I received my third from the (hopefully) last chemo infusion. This was the Gemzar only week f … more →
From Tanning Bed to Melanoma in Just Minutes!
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radiojunkie2006 wrote 2 months ago: Tanning salons are a big rage but there’s a danger to being a ‘tanning salon junkie … more →
Specialist units reduce sugery stays
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JBBC wrote 3 months ago: THE SETTING up of specialised breast cancer units will result in shorter stays in hospital for many … more →
i was born to dance.
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jdotess wrote 3 months ago: Wearing bright colors makes me feel better. As I was getting ready to go to the hospital for mom … more →
Hannah Update... News fit for a King!
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ytaylor wrote 3 months ago: News fit for a King Hannah’s doctor, Dr. Celeste Hollands, came to tell us that our little girl is … more →
Lives more temporary than our own ...
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ApsoRescueColorado wrote 3 months ago: Frankers We recently had a scare with my 8-year old male, Frankie a/k/a “Frankers.” Whi … more →
Update on Baby Hannah...
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ytaylor wrote 3 months ago: Thank you so much! Thank you for your prayers, calls, visits, helping us get the word out, helping … more →
So, let me tell you about my day...
Michael wrote 4 months ago: I did it! Four straight days of work! No calling off. Okay, I left a couple of hours early tonigh … more →
And the beat goes on...
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Michael wrote 4 months ago: Okay, at 6:30 this evening I felt warm. Not unexpected since that’s about when we finished ea … more →
How naive we can be...
Michael wrote 5 months ago: There was an article in a recent Wired Magazine that talked about cancer. The gist of the article w … more →
Twas the night before...
Michael wrote 6 months ago: Well, round one of chemo is tomorrow. Marvina and I both took off work early this evening. We … more →
And the verdict is...(cont)
Michael wrote 6 months ago: “Poorly differentiated metastatic transitional cell carcinoma.” It’s back. The onc … more →
Ouch (1)...
Michael wrote 6 months ago: Spent a greater part of the day at the hospital getting a biopsy of the suspect lymph node. Other t … more →
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