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latchbrook
replied to
Inoperable Duodenal Cancer
Hi Shona999 and welcome to the online community
I'm very sorry to hear that your mum has recently been diagnosed with duodenal cancer...
Shona999
started a new thread
Inoperable Duodenal Cancer
Hi my Mum has recently been diagnosed with duodenal cancer, it seems quite rare. We have been told it is too an invasive op for her...
greg777
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Coping emotionally with COVID-19 restrictions in the face of a terminal prognosis
Hi T-mal,
I am really sorry to read about your Dad and the position that you find yourself in as a family, it must be truly horrible...
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