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No the lung cancer was never metasticized colon cancer. Technically his lung cancer went into his bone then the liver and that was what killed him. Never went into the brain though and the day before he died he spent hours on the back porch going over financial details with me because that was just who my dad was......I can't remember which kind (Small cell or large cell) without looking but def lung cancer.
LSMFT since the age of 14 to about 70......He was 80 when diagnosed and passed away 3 years later.
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SERIOUSLY???? Get thou buttest to the doctor! Post Haste!
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So, I'd say no cause for alarm yet !
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Last Tuesday my dr mentioned I'm going to have to have the big "C" next Spring ... NOT LOOKING FORWARD TO IT!!!
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Join Date: Apr 2011
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Sorry to jack but for those that have colon cancer in your family, at what age should you start going for a colonoscopy? My mom passed away from it and two of my aunts/uncles also got it on her side and two of my uncles got prostate cancer on her side. 5 of her 10 siblings got cancer
. I'm 33 so I don't think I need to go yet but I know I'm suppose to go earlier than normal because of the family history.
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I think they recommend age 40....That was what they did for me. It is honestly not bad at all other than the prep and, of course getting an IV. Now if you have issues with being put in an altered state with the drugs, that could be bad. You are loopy enough to not care that your butt is hanging out for all to see. And you forget a lot of it. No pain afterwards. I understand MUCH easier to go through than a sigmoidoscopy and much more diagnostic as the cancerous growths tend to be deeper in near the ileocecal junction.
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Nancy www.scsarda.org Beau -NAPWDA Certified Cadaver Dog Waiting at the Bridge (italics=GSDs) (hemangiosarcoma=blue):Grim , Cyra, Toby, Rainbow, Linus, Oscar, Arlo & Waggles Last edited by jocoyn; 11-27-2012 at 07:42 AM. |
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