Living with Gastric Cancer

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April 2007

My Dad - by Nat - (Mon, Apr 30 2007)
My dad was diagnosed with stomach cancer about 11 months ago. He had an ulcer/tumour blocking the path of food from the stomach into the duodenum, so he couldnt keep any food down. [more..]
Gastric Cancer and My Family - by Stacion - (Mon, Apr 09 2007)
Well, it began in October of 2006, my husband was exhibiting all the symptoms of cancer of the stomach - vomiting, pain in abdomen, constipation and weight loss. Finally he was diagnosed and the roller coaster began. [more..]
missing my mother - by maria - (Sun, Apr 08 2007)
my mum has just passed away she started off with stomach cancer a year and a half ago. she had her stomach removed and that was suppose to be the end of it she had to go every 3 months for a blood test, then 13 months later she noticed loads of blood in her urine, she was told she had a tumor in her bladder. [more..]

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