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Appendix Cancer
Advice
Advice of Appendix Cancer
Faith
by Nancy
Finding an expert surgeon to perform surgery cytoreduction and HIPEC
by Keith (widow providing info)
Consulting and being treated by a specialist.....Dr. Armando Sardi, Baltimore, MD
by Hope
Waking up every day and taking a shower, Then putting on clean comfortable clothes. Helped keep me on a schedule
by Elizabeth
My faith in God and knowing He is bigger than my struggles has given me hope and confidence to live.
by Randy
Supportive spouse, family, and church.
by Wendy
Integrative health care supplementing traditional chemo
by Linda
Able to retire.
by Jan
CRS-HIPEC
by Steff
Prayer and meditation
by Deborah
Supportive family, spouse, friends, and medical oncologist
by Don Krug
Support from family member who really understood this disease
by Mary
All the people in my appendix cancer Facebook group.
by Renee
Surgery to remove tumor from appendix.
by
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Great doctors and surgeon. UPMC Hillman Cancer Center in Pittsburgh PA.
by Marty
Taking natural supplements
by
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I had family around me
by Brian Smith (73, Died 10 March 2020)
I have great family and friends who are always there
by Sharon
Love and support of my family
by Nancy
Faith and family
by Keith (widow providing info)
A positive attitude.
by Hope
Going for a short walk every day.
by Elizabeth
I began walking a couple miles a day whether I felt like it or not. This helped me regain my strength
by Randy
Positive outlook.
by Wendy
Family
by Linda
Spend all my time with family.
by Jan
Lots of supplements
by Steff
Yoga
by Deborah
Yoga and Accupunture
by Don Krug
Having hope that as I got further away from HIPEC I would survive
by Mary
Having surgery to remove my cancer.
by Renee
Urine tests to check for more tumors every couple of years.
by
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My wife Betzy and my family’s support.
by Marty
Having supportive family and friends
by
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My diagnosis was too late. Given 6 weeks to live.
by Brian Smith (73, Died 10 March 2020)
Managing nausea makes treatment ok
by Sharon
Finding a good doctor that I could trust and talk to and know he would be straight with me. Finding a great suport group.
by Nancy
Taking advantage of every waking day with a smile
by Keith (widow providing info)
Regular, moderate exercise and fresh air.
by Hope
Keep positive happy people around you
by Elizabeth
Lots of water, and probiotics really helped my digestive system get back to normal.
by Randy
The strength of the Lord Jesus
by Linda
God
by Jan
Positive energy
by Steff
Diet
by Deborah
Possibility of new and helpful treatment
by Don Krug
PMP Facebook support group
by Mary
Having more medical options to treat this cancer.
by Renee
Also colonoscopies every few years.
by
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Great follow up care back in Florida, my home state.
by Marty
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