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Hi ladies Just wondering if anyone has had to have their tendon seperated following Latissimus Dorsi reconstruction? It looks like this is on the cards for me. I blocked my ears when the surgeon started talking about it the other day & told her we might talk about it over a cup of tea in a few months! But of course now I'm curious and keeping true to myself, I haven't been able to see much about it on the normal, reliable websites. Anyone been through this?

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Hi just wondering if anyone suffered chronic radiation enteritis of the bowel after radiation treatment. I was hoping to share information and discuss this problem with someone experiencing similar side effects - nausea, loss of appetite, pain etc. I am currently on a lactose free diet and am trying various foods to see what suits my current constitution. Thanks, John

The Irish Cancer Society, in partnership with the Irish Melanoma Forum, is taking part in a public education meeting on melanoma in [b:21d8y13m]Trinity College Dublin[/b:21d8y13m] on [b:21d8y13m]Thursday, November 22nd 2012 at 6:45pm[/b:21d8y13m] and several key speakers have now been confirmed for the evening. For more information, please visit: http://www.cancer.ie/content/key-speake ... land?Forum

Hi all Just had mastectomy following 6 cycles of chemotherapy Taxotere and Cyclophosphamide. The team have now told me I need CMF chemotherapy to sensetise before radiotherapy. Did anyone else have this? If so how many cycles were done and how many months did it take? Thanks Dane

[size=150:9l8gc0c8][b:9l8gc0c8]Belfast Infoday - Saturday, October 6th, 2012[/b:9l8gc0c8][/size:9l8gc0c8] Patient and Family Myeloma Infoday Information days about myeloma for patients, their families and carers. [b:9l8gc0c8]By attending a Patient and Family Myeloma Infoday you can:[/b:9l8gc0c8] • Meet others with myeloma • Learn about myeloma from experts • Share your experiences [b:9l8gc0c8]Registration fees (including two course lunch, coffee/tea and a delegate pack):[/b:9l8gc0c8] • £15 per person / £40 per group of three [b:9l8gc0c8]Late registration:[/b:9l8gc0c8] • If booking is made less than two weeks prior to the Infoday date, • Fees are £20 per person / £45 per group of three. For more details contact Nicola on: +44 (0)131 557 3332 or *nicola.ewart@myeloma.org.uk or visit [url:9l8gc0c8]http://www.myeloma.org.uk[/url:9l8gc0c8] for more information.

[color=#0040BF:s511d14f]http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/coping/When-Your-Parent-Has-Cancer.pdf Just found this myself as Im trawling the internet looking for info that helps when talking to my children. [/color:s511d14f]

Hi is there anyone out there with breast to bone? I'd love to talk to someone about Femara and Zometa and just generally coping with the unknown. cheers lolo

The Annual Meeting of MAC will take place on Saturday 12 May 2012 in the Ashling Hotel, Parkgate Street Dublin 7 at 11 am. Speakers: Prof John Fitzpatrick, Head of Research, Irish Cancer Society “The management of prostate cancer in senior adults” Helen Forristal, Cancer Nurse Co-ordinator, St Vincent’s University Hospital “The prospects for men and their families with prostate cancer”