• Aroha
    • Experience with Multiple Myeloma
    over 2 years ago
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    Remission

    Celebration

    11 yrs drug free

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    • Orchid06
    • Experience with Breast Cancer
    over 2 years ago
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    Surgery

    Procedure or Surgery

    Had brain surgery to remove a tumor.

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    Went as Expected: Strongly Agree
    Minimal Recovery: Agree
    Minimal Side Effects: Agree
    Minimal Impact to Daily Life: Agree
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    • Orchid06
    • Experience with Breast Cancer
    over 2 years ago
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    External radiation

    Radiation

    Had brain radiation

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    Painless Experience: Agree
    Minimal Side Effects: Agree
    Minimal Impact to Daily Life: Agree
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    • FayP
    • Experience with Breast Cancer
    over 2 years ago
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    Just Diagnosed

    Oh No

    No words can explain how one tries to absorb hearing "it's cancer".

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    • FayP
    • Experience with Breast Cancer
    over 2 years ago
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    External radiation

    Radiation

    I was only able to tolerate (barley) 17 of 33 prescribed treatments as I burned badly.

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    Painless Experience: Disagree
    Minimal Side Effects: Disagree
    Minimal Impact to Daily Life: Disagree
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    • FayP
    • Experience with Breast Cancer
    over 2 years ago
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    Chemotherapy

    Drug or Chemo Therapy

    The third day after chemo kicked my a$$, but after the first round I knew what I was up against and made sure I had what I needed to...

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    Easy to Do: Neutral/NA
    Minimal Side Effects: Strongly Disagree
    Minimal Impact to Daily Life: Disagree
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    • FayP
    • Experience with Breast Cancer
    over 2 years ago
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    Lumpectomy

    Procedure or Surgery

    This was the easy part of the journey.

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    Went as Expected: Strongly Agree
    Minimal Recovery: Agree
    Minimal Side Effects: Agree
    Minimal Impact to Daily Life: Strongly Disagree
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  8. over 2 years ago
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    Tumor removal

    Procedure or Surgery

    Abdominal tumor caused debilitating pain. Laparoscopic tumor removal from peritoneum. Large tumor removed easily. Recovery was incre...

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    Went as Expected: Strongly Agree
    Minimal Recovery: Strongly Agree
    Minimal Side Effects: Strongly Agree
    Minimal Impact to Daily Life: Strongly Agree
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  9. over 2 years ago
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    Immunotherapy

    Drug or Chemo Therapy

    Very few side effects. When you get sick, this therapy intensifies symptoms. So much better than chemotherapy.

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    Easy to Do: Agree
    Minimal Side Effects: Neutral/NA
    Minimal Impact to Daily Life: Agree
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  10. over 2 years ago
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    Cancer has spread/Metastasized

    Oh No

    Two sizable abdominal tumors detected 3 weeks after completely clear PET scan. Given terminal diagnosis and 7-12 months to live.

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  11. over 2 years ago
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    Chemotherapy

    Drug or Chemo Therapy

    I had the same symptoms day 1 post-chemo as day 20 post-chemo. My symptoms never let up.

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    Easy to Do: Strongly Disagree
    Minimal Side Effects: Strongly Disagree
    Minimal Impact to Daily Life: Strongly Disagree
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    • GGP
    • Experience with Squamous Cell Carcinomas, ...
    over 2 years ago
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    Surgery

    Procedure or Surgery

    biopsy inside my throat to determine if cancer had returned or a new diagnosis.

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    Went as Expected: Agree
    Minimal Recovery: Agree
    Minimal Side Effects: Agree
    Minimal Impact to Daily Life: Agree
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