Experiences with Oh No experiences

  1. almost 5 years ago
    notdyingnow's Avatar

    Cancer is back/Recurred

    Oh No

    my tumor is growing not going away. not sure if it has spread

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    • terryyeg
    • Experience with Pituitary Tumors
    over 6 years ago
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    Cancer is back/Recurred

    Oh No

    tumor diagnosed 2010, took Dostinex for 1 year, tumor re-diagnosed 10/2013. cervical cancer also. and possibly breast cancer.

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  3. over 6 years ago
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    Cancer is back/Recurred

    Oh No

    After my first pituitary tumor was removed another one came back within the same year.

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  4. almost 7 years ago
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    Health insurance issue

    Oh No

    Due to a change in insurance, we had to switch doctors. The new doctor wanted to go ahead with a biopsy to see what we were dealing...

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    • Stapperz
    • Experience with Pituitary Tumors
    over 7 years ago
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    find out tuesday if i have pituitary tumor... causing adrenal insufficiency..

    Oh No

    My unemployment check was enough for my boy and i until now spending more on gas to doctors, hospital and trying to buy the foods i ...

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    • JLapid
    • Experience with Pituitary Tumors
    over 5 years ago
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    Cancer has spread/Metastasized

    Oh No

    This person has yet to add any details about this experience.

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