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    Nickyinflorida shared an experience

    Procedure or Surgery (Skin graft): Xenograph of Integra Matrix on April 4, 2012 @ Memorial Hospital Miramar, FL by Dr. Jewett. Procedure done with local only.

    over 8 years ago
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    Nickyinflorida posted an update

    Tired. Depressed. Still trying to work and get through this. There is no support in my area(Miami) for skin cancer. I have called University of Miami(who are treating me) support networks numerous times & no one has contacted me. No one seems to care. All I hear is, it curable, don't worry! Well, I have a hospice patient who has lost one eye and most of her face to basal cell carcinoma! I am currently dealing with the after effect of MOHS and plastic surgery. I just want this to end!

    over 8 years ago
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    Nickyinflorida shared an experience

    Decision Point: Skin graph-I have had one so far(xenograph) and plastic surgeon says I may need another. I am seriously thinking about not doing it. Instead of the 2 wounds, I will have 3. I just want this to be over. I am tired of Doctors, hospitals, and fighting with the insurance companies.

    over 8 years ago
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    Procedure or Surgery

    over 8 years ago
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    Nickyinflorida asked a questionSkin Cancer - Non-Melanoma

    Hello, I need to find a support group for basal cell carcinoma.

    over 8 years ago
    4 answers
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      Butterfly9191

      I have a Basal Cell Carcinoma also. Instead of treating it with surgery right away, they had me put this cream on it to try and shrink it. I will be having surgery soon and I am very nervous. Mine is on my chest. We can talk and support each other if you would like to.

      almost 8 years ago
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      Ryeman

      I used Curaderm. It is derived from eggplant and is not sold in the US. It eats the cancer even the root without harming the healthy cells. I found it to work as advertised. The hardest part is that you need to use it at least twice a day and keep it covered.

      almost 8 years ago
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      DaveWaz

      Nickyinflorida,
      Thank you for your question. It reminded me of a blog article we posted on how to find the right support group for cancer patients.

      https://www.whatnext.com/blog/posts/finding-the-right-support-group-for-you

      Hope all is well,
      David

      almost 7 years ago
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    Side Effects

    over 8 years ago

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