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Cy Ball Carcinoid Journey I find that talking about my cancer is therapeutic. Also, carcinoid is unusual enough that I hope somebody reading this may decide to go to their doctor and get tested because their symptoms are similar. Many doctors are not familiar with this and some doctors are familiar but don’t understand. My story is not very unusual. Many carcinoid have symptoms that go unexplained for years or they don’t have symptoms but the tumors are discovered by accident during unrelated procedures. More of Cy Ball's Carcinoid Journey Cy Ball's Music Web Page |
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Loretta Aileen Carlson Warren is a carcinoid cancer
survivor and author/photographer of "Gentle Hands,
Gentle People". This Book brings to each of us from her
heart the reminder that "Hands are the instruments of
the Heart". You will find in the pages love and
tenderness that compels us to comprehend the importance
of allowing that gentle spirit to come into our hearts
and heal us from within. For more information, conversation with the author and to purchase this moving book you may email: lorcarwar@gentlepeople.org or www.gentlepeople.org. |
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On Sept 11, 2001, I went to see my doctor for the
results of a routine physical exam. She said the
chest x-ray shows a small spot on my left lung that was
probalby nothing "but we would need to keep an eye on
it. Well an hour later the whole world changed when the Twin Towers went down and not long after that my personal world changed too. I put the "spot" far in the back of my mind. Gary Pack Relates His Carcinoid Journey Gary Pack Photography Web Site |
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My
name is Dick Hartman. My wonderful wife Leann and I
live in Cheyenne, WY. I have three very special step
daughters and five precious grandchildren. (Four
granddaughters and one grandson). In July of 2011, after a bout with pneumonia, a follow-up cat scan showed hot spots in my liver. After a biopsy, the hot spots were diagnosed as carcinoid tumors. Leann and I were shocked and totally unprepared for the roller coaster of events that soon followed Dick and Leann Hartman's Carcinoid Journey |
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Nan,
how does it feel to have cancer? Are you going to die,
Nana? Questions from my 6 & 4 year old grandsons
10 days after diagnosis of this uninvited guest in my
body, “Carcinoid”. Those questions were not far
from my own thoughts upon awakening from a bowel
resection May 18th, 2004. I remember hearing
the words “You have Carcinoid cancer that has spread to
your liver Jeanne's Carcinoid Cancer Journey |
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| Sunny Susan |
WELCOME to my web site! I was diagnosed with Carcinoid Cancer May 10, 1995. Go to my Carcinoid section (and other sections, see to your left) to learn more about Carcinoid Cancer and for links to additional medical and useful information sites for people (and their families) with Carcinoid. Be sure to check The Carcinoid Cancer Foundation, Inc. (CCF) Link to Sunny Susan's Web Site |
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After over a decade of suffering from Carcinoid Cancer, Sunny Jennings Carney has decided to fight back. She has currently undergone two proven treatments in Basel, Switzerland and is planning to return for two more. She is also planning on going to Houston, Texas for a six month period to undergo experimental treatments that look promising but are not FDA approved. She has exhausted all the FDA approved treatments here in the United States and will not accept that this is all there is for her. She has dedicated her fight to help others understand this rare cancer and to find successful treatments in the United States. Her strong faith in God and will to never quit has turned a 6 month life expectancy to over two years presently. More on Sunny Jennins Carney |
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