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2019 2019

6/27/19

Today I had more ascites fluid removed from my belly. Some of it was confined to cysts and some was free-flowing in the abdominal area. Feeling much better!

4/01/19

Five days in the hospital dealing with the same problem I had in September 2015... ascites fluid had collected this time around my right lung. Same surgery was performed (see 9/02-10/15 below).

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2018 2018

Due to ongoing issues, my cancer, as well as scar tissue and adhesions from surgeries, I occasionally get a blockage somewhere in my small intestines - due to constant vomiting, I usually end up in the ER to stop the vomiting and get much needed fluids.

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2016 2016

Presently doing hyperbaric oxygen chamber one to two times a week with occassional IV Vitamin C.  Feeling GREAT!

9/02-10/15

Nine days in the hospital! I had an unusual cough that just would not go away. Ended up being ascites fluid (weeping fluid from peritoneal scar tissue) and had collected around my left lung. Two-thirds of my lung had collapsed. This is called a pleural effusion and you can learn more about it at the following link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pleural_effusion.

Next, surgery was performed called Pleurodesis to insure that no more fluid would surround my lung: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pleurodesis

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2014 2014

9/01/14

Since I've grown tired of chemo, radiation, and surgery -- just returned from MD Anderson in Houston, TX. Genomic testing has been done and then we'll be looking into trial testing once results come back.

2/15/14

It's been almost three years and I am finally eating anything I want again with no fear of vomiting. Still do not know what precipitated the bowel problems after the surgery in 03/17/11.

 

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2013 2013

11/05/13

Just returned from Israel!! Oh to walk where Jesus walked!

8/31/13

Two weeks of pain then NOTHING! It’s just gone! Began the 49 Day Cancer Cure program which you can find at www.the49daycancercure.com/the49daycancercure.pdf

7/31/13

Was scheduled for surgery yesterday! Cancelled because I had NO green lights – only red – mainly because my OBGYN wanted another surgeon present “in case” intestines needed to be dissected!! Although I had a lot of pain, I didn’t want to wake up from surgery worse!

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