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- The Doctor
- Structuralism: Introspection and the Awareness of Subjective Experience
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I would spend days in the house scared and crying. I was very lucky to have a wonderful husband, family, friends and Doctor. My husband was by my side every day. My friends and family really showed how much they love me by doing their best to care for me.
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I love Doctor Michael Hicks. He is positive, caring and brilliant. He saved my life. I didn't realize the day I woke up with him at my bedside how lucky I was. He truly is a hero. I had a hysterectomy and 6 chemo treatments and there is no evidence of disease. I had my port removed 2 days ago. There is life after ovarian cancer. You have to keep the faith. Stay away from reading negative things on line.
It doesn't have anything to do with your case, and treatments have come a long way and are progressing all the time.
Anyone who would like to e-mail me please feel free. I would love to help if I can. Sherri gardengalsr aol. My sister found out when she went in for a cat scan on her stomach and they told her that her ovaries were covered in cancer.
The Doctor
They took her into surgery 8 days before Christmas last year and they took a thirty pound tumor from her. After her surgery she had been really skinny and she started chemo a month after. Unfortunately the chemo was making her sicker. Her school had supported her, they had fundraisers in honor of her, and they made t-shirts and bracelets and any money they could to save her life. Later on she was put in the hospital permanently until she felt better. Never been in the hospital except for my one childbirth. I've always been small.
Then I started feeling extremely bloated. I thought my weight had finally caught up with me. I went through a complete hysterectomy. Imagine my surprise when it was positive.
Structuralism: Introspection and the Awareness of Subjective Experience
Went through 5 months of chemo. Lucky for me I have wonderful parents in their 70's who came to Florida to take care of me , great friends and co-workers. I became a grandma and loving life. Still can't believe it happened to me. Which I'm sure everyone says. Keep the faith and never give up. Joanne from NC 2 I just wanted to share that I am now 5 years cancer free from stage 1-C ovarian cancer!!!
I feel so blessed! Please see my previous story - look for other entry from Joanne from NC. There IS hope!! Click here for Part One. I know today, that decision plays a big part in my being here. The larger tumors over 2. Three years to almost the day I had my first recurrence I was rediagnosed with a tumor again on my Psoas muscle in my right hip in Nov During this time I have been involved in raising funds for OVCA through establishing a run, a motorcycle drive. My life has never been the same, but it has also never been so fulfilling.
With my third diagnoses and almost 10 years behind me I began a blog of my journey at whencancerknocks. You know your body best Reading most of these stories made me feel like mine had already been written by every one else.
When Children Say They’re Transgender - The Atlantic
I went to the doctor on multiple occasions due to bloating and pain in my abdomen. I was told by 4 doctors that I had a hernia. Finally in July the pain was so bad I went back in because I could actually grasp something out of the ordinary, thru my stomach. It felt huge. I saw him 4 days later and he knew right away it wasn't a hernia. A CT followed and the next day I was told I had peritoneal carcinoma I met my oncologist the next week and he told me he thought it was borderline CA. I just had surgery on the 4 and it was much more extensive than they thought. I lost my ovaries I had had a partial hysterectomy last year , the rest of my cervix, my appendix, part of my large and small intestines and my omentum.
I also had a colon resection and had to have my diaphragm scraped. Even my oncologist was shocked when the pathology came back it was sent out to Johns Hopkins as stage 3 micro papillary serous carcinoma. I developed an infection in my liver so I'm home on IV antibiotics and will then start chemo after they confirm the infection is all gone. Why are doctors allow to blow us off without any type of tests when we go to them for help. Why can't a CA be part of a physical or at least done every few years? Why do women have to wait until they are 40 for a mammogram.
Sorry, I digress but I'm still kind of angry that this is where I am. Anyway, that's my story and I'm praying it will have a happy ending and that we my family learn some lessons out of this. I pray that research moves quickly for women with this disease. And I pray that women will listen to their bodies and pursue further testing if they feel something is wrong. I truly regret that I waited so long.
Good luck and God bless all of you now fighting this and any of you that will be learning you have this disease in the future. I'm a flight attendant and a wilderness lover. I live in beautiful Alaska. Last week I felt pressure in my left abdomen and went to the doctor. After many test and two surgeries I have been diagnosed with ovarian cancer. This was shocking news as I am always healthy and active.