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Cancer Support

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6. Not familiar with those meds

Reply to onethatcares (Original post)

Fri Mar 20, 2015, 10:40 AM

Mar 2015

but I get the impression the cancer was removed through surgery, and you have to clean up the rest from spreading? That does sound like good news (I know it's not pleasant at the time, but it's nice to have it eradicated and not think any more of it).

Best wishes to your wife and yourself. Let us know how it's going.

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so we start chemo again on Monday [View all] onethatcares Mar 2015 OP

Thinking of you locks Mar 2015 #1

I'll be thinking of you both. Solly Mack Mar 2015 #2

Preventative chemo after treatment is a tough decision ... slipslidingaway Mar 2015 #3

yeah, it's a damned if you don't onethatcares Mar 2015 #4

Wishing all goes well ... slipslidingaway Mar 2015 #9

I think the chemo is a wise choice for her. Hope she has smooth sailing sinkingfeeling Mar 2015 #5

Not familiar with those meds Tab Mar 2015 #6

I also had my tumors surgically removed but had to do chemo for same reason wordpix Mar 2015 #7

thank you for the info. onethatcares Mar 2015 #8