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lymphomia B
I am sorry, goldeneagle. How frustrating that would be.
Can you take her to another hospital? The one below is a NCI designated hospital in New Mexico that might be better.
New Mexico
University of New Mexico Cancer Center
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Comprehensive Cancer Center
Cheryl L. Willman, M.D.
Director & CEO
1201 Camino de Salud NE
Albuquerque, New Mexico 87131
Main:[phone number redacted]
In New Mexico:[phone number redacted]
Maybe google what foods or supplements can help? And yes, talk to the oncologist, even tho' most of them have no clue about nutrition they may be able to point you in the right direction.
This is a natural part of treatment..Remember that none of us on these threads are doctors, nor are we experts in cancer treatment. We are all Cancer Patients or caregivers ourselves. We can offer suggestions but these suggestions should not take the place of what your oncologist has advised. I would NEVER remove a loved on from the hospital because of the advice you received from someone on this thread. If you have a concern the best thing to do is speak to the oncologist.
I agree with po18guy 100%. these drops are a natural part of the treatment. Are you at the hospital with your wife when the doctor comes in to the room?
Question: lymphomia B
lymphomia B
Question: lymphomia B
Oh No (Cancer is back/Recurred ): its been a week of XXX for us the hospital my wife is in kept moving her without contacting us ! after they drained her lung no one called and it took 9 days for the to finally tell us what the XXX was going on with her
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