http://www.1worldmall.com/b2evolution/blog4.php?disp=comments en-US http://backend.userland.com/rss 60 Sun, 29 Aug 2010 00:53:54 +0000 semmonecspeluri [Visitor] c120@http://www.1worldmall.com/b2evolution/ niceeeee how much ? http://www.1worldmall.com/b2evolution/blog4.php/2008/07/31/if-you-have-a-lms-helpful-link-post-it-h#c120 Sat, 08 May 2010 05:59:36 +0000 Vicki Sandra Mentor-Nunez [Visitor] c94@http://www.1worldmall.com/b2evolution/ I had leiomyosarcoma 22 years ago. However, at the moment I am quite concerned and worry, and wondering if it is possible that it can return after 22 years. My cancer was in a uterine fibroid. I was 30 years old at the time. The cancer had not spread and I had a hysterectomy. I have been feeling very tired lately. My concern has been that I have lumps on both sides of my submandibular gland and I have tiny nodules in my thyroid that of the hypoechoic kind. Also, I now notice that I have a lump on the inside of my hand just above my wrist. My doctor thinks it is just a lipoma. I have been told a couple of years now that I have a benign hemanginoma. I hope that is all it is. I have ongoing pain in my left lower pelvic quadrant, and last year it was so terrible i had to go to the emergency at the hospital and was put on morphine. All tests came back negative and nothing showed up on the cat scan. I recently did a ct scan with contrast of the abdomen, pelvic and neck region and everything came back with good results. Also, I did some bloodwork for cancer markers and everything came back negative. I will be doing another colonoscopy as my doctor thinks it is a good idea even though i had one done two years ago. I am also due to have an ultrasound scan and I am going to see the ENT specialist and the endocrinologist to deal with the lump on the submandibular and to check out the nodule in my thyroid and to get a biopsy. But yes, I have lived for 22 years post leiomyosarcoma. One has to be vigilant with this type of cancer. Catching it as early as possible gives one the best chance of survival. I eat a lot of mushroom for the selenium and take my multivitamin. I wish everyone here on this site good wishes and good health. Stay strong. Vicki Sandra Mentor-Nunez http://www.1worldmall.com/b2evolution/blog4.php/2008/07/31/if-you-have-a-lms-helpful-link-post-it-h#c94