I'm sorry it's taken me so long to get back to you. I wasn't on this site for a long time...
I have not done any dietary changes so I really can't give you an informative answer. My advice would be to see a good oncologist who has dealt with liver mets.
- MFitzell
- Ossining, NY
- Member Since Jun 2013
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- Patient: Colorectal (Colon) Cancer
- Patient Info: Currently in active treatment (initial surgery, receiving chemo rounds/radiation), Male, Age: 55, KRAS mutation positive: Don't Know, BRAF mutation positive: Don't Know, Stage IV
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MFitzell shared an experience
Oh No (Diagnosis): Sometime in October 2012, I took what I thought was a bowel movement and expelled only blood. I rationalized it to hemorrhoids and put it out of my mind. After I had the third episode in late November, I made an appointment with my primary. She found blood in the rectal exam and referred me to the GI guy who, after his exam, scheduled my for a colonoscopy the next day. On his day off. I knew I was in for some bad news, but nothing prepares you for the actual words. When I came to from the procedure, he hit me with the news, colon/rectal cancer. For a moment, the room swirled and I felt completely detached from my body. When I came to my senses, I propped myself up and blurted out with some manufactured courage: O.K. What next?
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MFitzell wrote on PhillieG's wall
PhillieG - Found out today my colon cancer has spread to my liver...Thought I was on top of this but today packed a wallop. My main question: Diet. What should I increase, decrease, etc. I read your story and am blown away by how well you negotiate your situation.
Best,
M. Fitzell