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    purplekathy46 wrote on KarenG_WN's wall

    Hello hope everyone is ok since i haven't been on in a while. Well we have choice of calling hospice or try chemo. My darling hubby has been feeling well so we were in shock to find out the it metastised to the lungs. Looks like they have the measels. Tommorow we see the chemo dr in ordr to make an educated decision.

    over 6 years ago
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    purplekathy46 asked a questionPancreatic Cancer

    Well yesterday we found out that the pancratic cancer spread to my hubby's lungs, looks like thy have the measels. Since the radio onclogyst

    over 6 years ago
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      SueRae1

      Hugs. Nodes in lungs can be benign and the older you are the more likely for you to develop them. I'm praying they're benign.

      over 6 years ago
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      magdem

      I had the same diagnosis in January. I was told the spots are so tiny they couldn't tell if they were cancer or not. I am starting Gemzar today to treat these and go for my next scan at the end of March. Praying that they are not cancer and will be able to have the Whipple surgery. Wishing you all the best.

      over 6 years ago
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      FreeBird

      Hi Kathy. My dad has a stage 4 pancreatic cancer also. He went with the first line of chemotherapy, Gemzar, then stopped when it stopped working. At this point, he went with Hospice. My heart goes out to you and your husband, and I wish you the best. If you need any information about the treatments, check my experiences or if I can point you to something I've read, ask. pancan.org is a helpful website, the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network, if you have any questions someone can't answer or need to find an experienced doctor for another opinion. They have one-on-one support available.

      over 6 years ago
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    purplekathy46 wrote on pporterpk's wall

    Hope he is doing well! Were they able to operate on him?

    about 7 years ago
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    Radiation (External radiation ): Makes you very tired

    over 7 years ago
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    Drug or Chemo Therapy (Chemotherapy): Well he takes xeloda pills 3 twice a day he definitely needs antinausea

    over 7 years ago
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    Drug or Chemo Therapy

    over 7 years ago

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