Best Freinds Cancer

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- May 3, 2012 at 12:16 pm
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aldakota22
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Best freind saw doc. after severe back pain.Originally thought was a pulled muscle.Initial diagnosis is a tumor on his windpipe.Any advise to give him to at least give him a fighting chance against this form of lung cancer.A lifetime smoker since the Viet Nam War.Thanks for any input. Al

Best freind saw doc. after severe back pain.Originally thought was a pulled muscle.Initial diagnosis is a tumor on his windpipe.Any advise to give him to at least give him a fighting chance against this form of lung cancer.A lifetime smoker since the Viet Nam War.Thanks for any input. Al

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- - May 3, 2012 at 7:29 pm
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  washoegal
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  Sorry to hear about your friend. My sister-in law has stage 4 lung cancer. 3 years ago now – still doing well. Same advice as with Mel. Find an expert. Go as aggressive as you can handle.
  
  Good Luck to you friend.
  
  Mary
  
  Stage 3
- - May 3, 2012 at 7:29 pm
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  washoegal
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  Sorry to hear about your friend. My sister-in law has stage 4 lung cancer. 3 years ago now – still doing well. Same advice as with Mel. Find an expert. Go as aggressive as you can handle.
  
  Good Luck to you friend.
  
  Mary
  
  Stage 3
- - May 3, 2012 at 7:29 pm
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  washoegal
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  Sorry to hear about your friend. My sister-in law has stage 4 lung cancer. 3 years ago now – still doing well. Same advice as with Mel. Find an expert. Go as aggressive as you can handle.
  
  Good Luck to you friend.
  
  Mary
  
  Stage 3

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