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Right now, althoug had a little depression afteer treatment, I'm happy, back to normal life, regaining eating habits, and celebrating life, because I know right now I can call myself a survivor!!
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Celebration (Finished treatment): I finished treatment about one month ago (March 15). On April 9 I went to the ENT to a routine check and found no present tumor or neck nodes. Right now I'm back to work. In 3 months I'll go with a PET CT Scan to check if the treatment has worked successfully. In the name of God, it will!!
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Side Effects (Mouth sores): Mouth sores was the highest impact side effect I had. Although I had diarrhea, mouth dryness, hair loss, the sores was the toughest, because I could not eat solids or talk.
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Radiation (External radiation ): Because I was diagnosed with nasopharynx cancer, I had to take 33 radiation doses in 6 1/2 weeks. It literally destroyed my tongue, impossibiliting me to swallow. I lost 22 pounds in the process.
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Drug or Chemo Therapy (Chemotherapy): I went to six chemos, one weekly. On the first one, another node I had did dissappear. The nurse asked how did I feel after the first chemo and when I told her I had a little pain in my neck, she told me: "It's the medication that is working, we are on the right path".
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Oh No (Diagnosed): Two weeks after the surgery, the pathology results diagnosed a Squamous cell metastatic carcinoma. I took it easily, asked the surgeon what do I had to do and that same day visited the oncologist.
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