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shineon6 wrote on Matt45b's wall
Sending great strength! I battled it in 2011-12. This can be beat. Never give up your hope. I'm 66 years old, now. They removed my left lower lobe, then proceeded to use radiation and chemo. It was hard, but it can be done. Be a warrior!
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shineon6 wrote on Faraway's wall
Hello, I too am a small cell lung cancer survivor. I was diagnosised in 2011, they removed my lower left lobe and said all done! You'll be skiing by February. Two weeks later, I received a call; the pathology found small cell in some nodes. I completed rounds of chemo and radiation. Took awhile to get back to my self. The deemed me cured in 2014. It is hard to believe, and makes for a very alert watchdog to anything new in my body. But, I've done well. Last June, I was able to walk a nine hole golf course, play most of the holes and drag my car behind me. Since then I've been dealing with vocal chord dysfunction. I'm finally making headway. I'm 65, also.
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shineon6 wrote on keci's wall
Sending good wishes!! I was diagnosed in September 2011. It was a great battle, but I won. You can to. Be strong, be brave, it is so worth it. I'm 65 now and leading a life I enjoy. All my best to you and your doctors!
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shineon6
about 4 years agoI was diagnosed in a pretty small community. I went to University of Chicago for the removal of my left lobe. The pathology came back 2 weeks later that some small cell cancer cells had been found. The U of C team came up with a plan and then an associate of theirs, in my area, was able to fulfill the radiation and chemo formula. We were prepared to travel every day to Chicago for treatment. Keep in mind there have been some big break throughs in the last few years. If you cannot get the most effective treatment at home, I'd consider being near Vanderbilt. I may have just been very lucky that my oncologist worked at three different hospitals. U of C being one of them! I'm here for you.... ask away!
