- corey711
- Atlanta, GA
- Member Since Sep 2012
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- Survivor: Follicular Variant (also called Mixed Papillary-Follicular Variant)
- Patient Info: Currently in active treatment (initial surgery, receiving chemo rounds/radiation), Diagnosed: almost 12 years ago, Male, Stage III
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Radiation (Internal radiation): Radiation had made me fatigued and a bit sick.
almost 10 years ago -
corey711 shared an experience
Oh No (Diagnosed): After a routine visit to my primary care for high blood pressure medicine, my doctor said "What's that in our throat, it dosen't look normal".
After several Endocronologist visits, a detailed fine needle procedure, I found I had thyroid cancer that spread into my lymph nodes.
Felt naseuous daily at the same time and thought it was related to the thyroid.
After an endoscopy I found I had a GIST, rare stromal tumor in my stomach.
Had a total throidectomy and 5 months later, removal of the GIST.
Doing OK now, but challenging.
Still having radiation treatments.almost 10 years ago
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