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Hi,

I have recently been diagnosed with oesophagus cancer stage 3 and have come across this forum while googling, since the middle of September, I have had a plethora of tests and have been very well treated by the hospital staff, I’m starting my FLOT treatment in 9 days’ time a regime of 4 rounds 2 weeks apart then hopefully followed by surgery and then another FLOT regime.

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    Hi I had flot 6 years ago and had 6 good years . Unfortunately in msrch I was addmitted into hospitsl and after a ct scan and mri scan they found I had an inflamed pancreaus and the cancer had returned this time aggressive and non curable . I am undergoing immunnotherapy trials and chemotherapy hopefully will give me a chance to live longer than 18 months and a better quality of life as well the immunotherapy is ok but chemo is yuk 

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    Hi I had flot 6 years ago and had 6 good years . Unfortunately in msrch I was addmitted into hospitsl and after a ct scan and mri scan they found I had an inflamed pancreaus and the cancer had returned this time aggressive and non curable . I am undergoing immunnotherapy trials and chemotherapy hopefully will give me a chance to live longer than 18 months and a better quality of life as well the immunotherapy is ok but chemo is yuk 

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