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    Question: How can I tell my sister not to give up

    almost 4 years ago
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    Zippy2 wrote on GregP_WN's wall

    Looking for support, so one to talk to in person. Knowing that they had to stop Avastin, due to severe bleeding from my stoma and had to be hospitalized. They are using folferi, lukoverin campo star and FU5. If this does not work, not any other options. I have a positive attitude, but I cry.

    over 4 years ago
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      GregP_WN

      Sorry you're having those troubles. Go back to your question you posted on the question board, and click Answer question, and put what you posted here in the answer question box. That way everyone who looks at it will know what you need help with and be able to answer or offer some advice. I wish you the best.

      over 4 years ago
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    Question: Support for Colon rectal cancer Stage I'VE

    over 4 years ago
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    Zippy2 asked a questionColorectal (Colon) Cancer

    Support for Colon rectal cancer Stage I'VE

    over 4 years ago
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      GregP_WN

      Hi Zippy, you might have clicked the submit question button before you were done with the question. What type of support do you need?

      over 4 years ago
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      RobbieFlores

      Hi,it took a year and a half but I beat Stage 4 rectal cancer. it wasn't easy but I'm back at work. And I'm here for you. :0)

      over 4 years ago
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    about 5 years ago

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