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Whipple Procedure
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Advice of Whipple Procedure
Having a super supportive husband and Daughter
by Lisa
Creon
by Roy B
My husband, family, and friends
by Kimberly
Family support and love
by Debbie
My Wife Anna, I would not have survived without her.
by Lenny
Protiens
by Cheryl Gobble
vegan food
by Ajay
early diagnosis is the key
by Sharon
Staying active is really important. Walk and do things to help other people.
by Sharon Hiatt
Time, walking a lot, having a strong faith.
by Gaby
Good surgeon
by Paul osborne
Excellent surgeon gave me confidence
by Val
Diagnosis of my stage 3 pancreatic cancer
by Stephanie
Clean eating
by Emilee
Finally put on creon
by Joann
Family & Friends & Strangers Support, Prayers and Encouragement.
by John Fuller
Finding a Dr. that was willing to liston and help.
by Franklin
Stories from survivers
by Rikki
postitve thoughts & accept a slow recover.. body will dictate
by niamh
Sandostatin lar injections every 28 days, helped with diarrhea, gaining some weight...
by Robin
Swimming
by Sue
Time
by Ulla
Positive thinking and positive mind are best anticancer weapon
by Karlo
A fantastic Dr that listens
by Lisa
Omeprazole
by Roy B
Walking and Resting
by Kimberly
Friends and colleagues
by Debbie
Rest and lots of it and my Blue Heeler Maggie May. Always at my side.
by Lenny
Right foods
by Cheryl Gobble
cautiously optimistic
by Sharon
Get plenty of rest and don't let stress get to you. Stress and tireness make my nausea worse.
by Sharon Hiatt
Having the support of my husband.
by Gaby
Low weight and relatively active
by Paul osborne
Supportive husband, family and friends
by Val
Whipple procedure that removed the cancerous tumor. Also removed part of my stomach, bile duct, and the first section of my duodenum.
by Stephanie
Lots of water
by Emilee
Monitoring my sugar
by Joann
The Stint Operation and Whipple Surgery, and having a PIC line put in my arm.
by John Fuller
Having a Wife and family that cared.
by Franklin
All seriously good alternative treatments possible
by Rikki
exercise.. walk swim.. great for the headspace
by niamh
Mostly my husband and son but also My circle of family & friends, wouldn't be here without them
by Robin
Sun
by Sue
Right kind of diet
by Ulla
Runing, hiking, treking, jogging...helps to live full life
by Karlo
Being above ground and walking!
by Lisa
Multi-vitamins
by Roy B
Dilaudid
by Kimberly
My GP
by Debbie
Having an interest to get me doing something. In my case my 1923 Ford T track roadster.
by Lenny
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