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    Question: Should I do chemo for Colon C. SII? No Ins. for 40 days, can't work??

    over 4 years ago
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    Question: Anyone with stage II cancer?

    almost 5 years ago
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    Celebration (Finished treatment)

    almost 7 years ago
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    Side Effects (Nerve damage (peripheral neuropathy))

    almost 7 years ago
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    Drug or Chemo Therapy (Chemotherapy): 12 rounds of Oxcillipatin 2-Fridays each month of infusion, and 3000 mg of Xeloda for 14 days of a 21 day cycle, it was XXX for 6 months...I am done with Chemo as of 10/14/11 the periperal neuropthy is still with me, but I hope to improve, just started Rehab for 12 weeks to wake my body back up, it had been quite a 2011, 2 abdominal surgeries a polyp scare in November in my bladder which was removed, and a re-check on my right breast...my pet scan of 11/29 was clear so I am hopefull that my colon cancer will not return.

    almost 7 years ago
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    Decision Point: Why Chemo at Stage II, because my prognosis was T3N0 if it had been T2 just CT every year, we were so shocked that I would have to undergo adjuvant therapy, but I have had Chron's Disease for 25 years and the oncologist told me the best thing to do would be to sterilize my blood.

    almost 7 years ago

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