[Neli_20]

pff Malignant tumor i think en name is Lymphoma* . Sry if its spam just wanted to post it anywhere cuz noone knows expect me and my family . What i`m gonna do now from yesterday i hate everything pffff doctors says that terapy would be more suffer than the cancer (chemotherapy i think its english name ) and probably i have from 1 , 2 years live .pfff

[ShepherdsDog]

Get a second opinion. Often if the tumour is inoperable the doctor suggests living your remaining time without radiation or chemotherapy which is extremely hard on the body, and why spend your precious remaining time sick and in bed.

[Bodah]

That sucks Neli, hang in there you can beat it.

[stemmer]

Yes...get a second opinion... That said. I'm hoping all the best for you and you pull through...

Cheers

[Scape]

My wife had cervical cancer three times (beginning stages). Cancer can be beaten, don't lose hope.

[Yogi]

I hope for the best for you Neli. Take care.

[kitty]

Be strong Neli and question everything. Make sure you have strong support.
We will be here if you need us.

[Goober_McGee]

Wow, that's terrible. Like others have said before, get a second opinion. Best of luck and best wishes.

[Arctic_Menace]

I'm not going to repeat what's been said here a lot, but best of luck and we're all rooting for you.

[coaster_dot]

Sorry to hear that. But like other have said. Hang tough!!! You can beat it!

[martin14]

Neli_20 wrote:

pff Malignant tumor i think en name is sarcoma . Sry if its spam just wanted to post it anywhere cuz noone knows expect me and my family . What i`m gonna do now from yesterday i hate everything pffff doctors says that terapy would be more suffer than the cancer (chemotherapy i think its english name ) and probably i have from 1 , 2 years live .pfff

You're in Bulgaria. ?

You need a second opinion, from a doctor that wants you to live.
Find a young doctor, the old doctors still think cancer is automatic death.

Depends how advanced it is, ask about surgery, chemo, and radiation therapy.

And yes, chemo sucks.


Find another doctor.

[llama66]

yeah, I must echo the sediment of everyone here, second opinion and stay positive, you will beat this!

[Neli_20]

That was the THIRD opinion so...

[Brenda]

When my next door neighbour's kid was 19, he got Non-Hodgkin, Lymphoma. He was treated with 6 rounds of chemo and surgery. He is alive and kicking now, and 25. Yes, he was sick for a couple of days after each round of chemo. But hell, if I had to choose, NO treatment is NO option.
Get treatment. Cancer does not mean death.

[PublicAnimalNo9]

I have a couple of friends that survived inoperable cancer. And yeah, while chemo may be scary, there are drugs and suppliments available these days that are relatively effective at combatting the side effects of chemo, And NO, I don't necessarily mean weed lol.
Hang tough, you can beat this. Your biggest asset is a positive outlook and the belief you WILL beat it.