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After my mum, now is my dad turn …..
Hello,
my name is Nicoletta and I’m writing from Switzerland (italian part), so please forgive me for my English …
This is a wonderful and very helpful website. I’ve been surfing the net for about 1 month now and I haven’t found anything like this in my Country or in Italy. Tank you Wendy for the fantastic job!
I’m here because my dad, 80, is been diagnosed with BC (adenocarcinoma, G2 – TIII) last 8th April. On 12th April he had a heart attack (4 days after a TUR-P surgery), plus he suffers from renal insufficiency so the oncologist said he can’t undergo any kind of surgery.
They put him on Gemcarbo (started yesterday) and we are very worried about the side-effects of this chemo. We just can’t forget how bad was chemo (cisplatinum + taxol) for my mum 7 years ago (by the way, she’s a stomach cancer survivor and wonderfully fine!).
My question is: what should we expect from this Gemcarbo treatment ? Is it very bad ? Doctors say it’s milder then the one on my mum, is it true ? Is there anyone who can give me an answer ? Any help will be much appreciated! I can’t begin to explain how I’m feeling: so sad, scared, angry… I can’t find the words, not even in my own language! Thank you! Nicoletta.
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