That is amazing news! Congrats!
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timone907 shared an experience
Celebration (Finished treatment): Jesi, my daughter, came back from her sentinal node biopsy and additional tissue removal surger with good news. Her biopsy was negative. We thank God that it has not spread. And the additional tissue was negative for cancer, meaning it was all removed. Another prayer answered. She is supposed to get skin checks every 3-4 months for the next 1-2 years to check for any new spots.
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timone907 posted an update
My daughter has chosen to bring her boyfriend to her treatments and told my husband and I th at she feels that she needs to start being an adult (she is 19) and deal with this on her own.
She hasn't had the lymph node biopsy yet to see if it has spread..and I am hurt, naturally, but scared that if the cancer has spread she will be afraid to ask for our support.
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timone907 asked a questionSkin Cancer - Melanoma
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Has anyone here been treated at John Wayne Cancer Institute?-
StrongSteph
almost 5 years agoyes...actually the John Wayne Cancer Institute sent me to the Angeles Clinic, right around the corner from them..together, doctors at both places saved my life!
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timone907 shared an experience
Oh No (Money): daughter has no health insurance
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DaveWaz
about 5 years agoDealing with cancer and not having insurance can be very scary. There are ways to help deal with the costs of cancer. We recently ran a blog post with some tips:
http://blog.whatnext.com/blog/peer-perspectives/9-tips-for-dealing-with-the-financials-of-cancer
There's also a fabulous site, http://www.GiveForward.com that provides online fundraising support to help defray medical costs. They do great work and a lot of folks here have used them.
Please keep us posted and let us know what help you need.
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