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Kiwifestor -
When I say the battle never ends... it really doesn't. If you are a survivor you alway have that question in the back of your mind every time they do a pathology test. And for me I feel that Cancer is the enemy. I will never stop fighting it. I am a soldier an…
Type: Breast Cancer
James -
Been About A Year Things are much better this year than they were this time last year.
My ENT says I'm doing great and didn't even want to do the traditional 1 year scan. I was almost looking forward to the scan just for the assurance that al…
Type: Tonsil Cancer
Fred -
Day 10 .. Hi to all of my BFAC friends from The London Ontario Cancer Hospital..
Today was a very low point in this stem cell recovery.
I must have had about 20 IV bags infused into me during the day. One would empty, and they…
Type: Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma
Ginger -
"I had anal cancer" Today, working at the hotel I was speaking to 2 reps from LiveStrong, who were going to the new NCI (National Cancer Institute) around the corner from my hotel. When told where they were going, I replied I had anal cancer. …
Type: Anal Cancer
Scotthein -
Continuing the journey 5/20 Update:
Family & Dear Friends,
Wanted to let you know that Dad had surgery today, removing the 2 tumors in his abdominal area. The surgery was a viable option after successfully shrinking some of the growth with…
Type: Melanomas of the Skin
Pat C -
WOW! Two years post treatment. Good Day all,
I suppose I should impress you with all of my gained knowledge and impressive stats but 'F' That. I'm a month over 2 years treatment and feel somewhat NORMAL. Just saw ENT on Thursday and he said everything…
Type: Tonsil Cancer
Ann -
It's Been Awhile... When I posted a link the other day to an exercise article, it made me realize that I haven't been on here for ages with a post of any substance. So I decided, with my birthday lurking around the corner, to pop in, say hello to all…
Type: Colon and Rectal Cancer
April -
Ummmm what?!? Last Thursday I see my oncologist who I truely did like & have a lot of faith so far in all of St.Lukes medical team. But boy did I get beat with a wake up stick in life. When this all started it was all yea we caught it early you'…
Type: Breast Cancer
Mark -
Visualization
Type: Colon and Rectal Cancer
April -
Week three recovery
Type: Breast Cancer
Debbie -
Event: finally re-started Arimidex...3 more years...hello bone pain…
Type: Endometrial-Uterine Cancer
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