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Lifers' Cancer Updates - Some hopeful news from Palarsehater (p75)
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KBslittlesis said:Ah feck it Malc, what a decision to have to make.
Please keep talking to those with experience (thanks Beds x) and those you love the most.
Ultimately it’s your choice and those who love you will stand by you all the way.
We’re here for you ♥️
Thinking of you at this very difficult time.
Stay strong & look forward to meeting you at the first home match nxt season. x4 -
Really sorry to hear this Malc. As mentioned by yourself and others, take some time before you make a decision.
Although each individual and case is very different it must feel terribly lonely, however there will be people who are going through and have gone through similar experiences as this. So hopefully there is a support group out there you can lean into for advice.2 -
Best of luck.1
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So sorry to hear your news RM.1
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Sending you love and best wishes @Redmidland.1
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Bedsaddick said:
I have an Irreversible Stoma @Redmidland . You get used to it pretty quickly . It's certainly not that bad that it should stop you having surgery to save your life . If you want to ask me any questions please DM and I'd be happy to answer them.4 -
Covered End said:Adele Roberts DJ, ran the marathon with a stoma.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pj6SC2CjIdk&ab_channel=TCSLondonMarathon
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Hi All, just to let you know I've bitten the bullet and decided to have the operation. It'll take place in early May, providing I pass all the tests they want to put me through. I'm now focusing on surviving the operation and trying to make the 1st home game of next season to be at The Valley. I'm petrified of the operation, 6 to 8 hrs is a long time with a heart condition, but the alternative was not good at all.
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Wishing you all the very best Malc and all of those including Redjohn in dealing with this horrible disease.3
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Redmidland said:Hi All, just to let you know I've bitten the bullet and decided to have the operation. It'll take place in early May, providing I pass all the tests they want to put me through. I'm now focusing on surviving the operation and trying to make the 1st home game of next season to be at The Valley. I'm petrified of the operation, 6 to 8 hrs is a long time with a heart condition, but the alternative was not good at all.
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Likely to be be the best choice in the long run RM. Wishing you well.2
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Redmidland, you'll be just fine.
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glad to hear your decision Malc, you are in for a difficult few months, but if anyone can do it you can - best of luck2
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We are all with you, Malc.Anything you need, just shout.2
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Good for you Malc.
Here for you ♥️1 -
All the best Malc , keep fighting, we'll be with you.1
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I can't really offer any specific advice as such, just to share that I was under for 7 hours for my kidney transplant and it went in a blink of an eye, literally.
All the best mate 💪1 -
A very tough decision to take RM, but seems to me to be the right one. It gives you a fighting chance and you've already proven with your heart condition that you are one hell of a fighter.
Sending all the strength and best wishes in the world.2 -
You’ve made the right decision … all the best mate1
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I think you have made the right choice Malc . I belive it is a win win option Having been told mine in inoperable i would give my right arm to have the choice5
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DPFC said:I think you have made the right choice Malc . I belive it is a win win option Having been told mine in inoperable i would give my right arm to have the choice10
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bobmunro said:We are all with you, Malc.Anything you need, just shout.1
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good luck @Redmidland1
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Good luck mate @Redmidland1
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Best of luck @Redmidland1
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Good luck Redmidland.1
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Morning all, I had a meeting with my anesthetist yesterday, sadly the news was a little disappointing. My operation will be in about 6 weeks time, there is a risk of me not making it while on the 'table', however the greatest risk for me, due to my AF, is getting a chest infection, which could then lead to further complications. My stay in hospital will now be longer than anticipated and will be on a high dependency ward. Finally, my recovery to a more normal life is going to be 6 months after I return home, the plan was originally 3 months.
Therefore my goal of making it to The Valley in August has, sadly, gone! With the possible demise of CATV, I can only hope I can still listen to the games, or view some on Sky!
To say I'm 'gutted' (excuse the terrible pun) is an understatement, so I'll have to say "I'll see you all in early 2025" when I can finally come back to my spiritual home! Let's hope we're pushing for promotion then!!
I'll keep you updated on my upcoming progress.
Live, Love, Laugh and Be Happy xx
Malc
#fxxkcancer
#DarkerTheShadowBrighterTheLight
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Has to be the best choice Malc. It’s two very different things I know, but too have a heart condition (heart attack 2013, 5 stents, ongoing medication) and I was under for about 19 hours when I had my failed leg bypass ops 3 years ago so the old tickers can be more resilient than you think! All the very best with it. Jim9
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while not the news you wanted it shows that your medical team have your best interests at heart (sorry) - so it will take a little longer than you hoped but better to take longer than not return to the Valley - keep fighting Malc.7
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You got this Malc & we've got you ❤️7