I was diagnosed with advanced terminal Esphogeal Cancer 9/20/2002 and told that I had less than 6
months, between the cancer, chemo and radiation my weight dropped from 220 lbs to 129. I had sugery
to remove the esophogus and replace it with my stomach thus losing the normal stomach functions. It
has been a year now and I still have severe bowel distress everytime that I eat. Is there anyone out
there that has gone through this procedure? and are you going through what I am? Full body catscan
tomorrow in Dallas, keeping fingers crossed.
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I was diagnosed with advanced terminal Esphogeal Cancer 9/20/2002 and told that I had less than 6
months, between the cancer, chemo and radiation my weight dropped from 220 lbs to 129. I had
sugery to remove the esophogus and replace it with my stomach thus losing the normal stomach
functions. It has been a year now and I still have severe bowel distress everytime that I eat. Is
there anyone out there that has gone through this procedure? and are you going through what I am?
Full body catscan tomorrow in Dallas, keeping fingers crossed.Hello Try tznet.comcafeOpen ↗ OR listserv.acor.orgec group.htmlOpen ↗
1160 subscribers and news:alt.support.cancer (by clicking on this, it should take you to the other
newsgroup) There's a few who maybe read the alt.support.cancer newsgroup Best, J -
Have you tried posting on the esophageal cancer group at ACOR?
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Take Care, Sharon Lane
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