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Dolly1
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I have been fully diagnosed and have my staging now For bowel cancer I'm a T4 N2 M0. I've been told I should be visiting the oncologist within 2 weeks. It was a shock that the tumour was at the highest number.But I'm grateful my son told me I had to get to the hospital when he did otherwise it would have been a different story now. I'm not as scared now because the bogeyman that has inhabited my brain has disappeared because I know the diagnoses.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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    Hi Dolly1,

    I was also diagnosed T4 N2 M0 in October 2014. The M0 was the most important factor to me as it meant it hadn't spread to any other organs. 

    I had an op in November and am currently on my 5th course of Chemo out of 8, not always easy and they've had to readjust my treatment but I have managed to carry on working.

    Good luck

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    Hi Dolly1,

    I was also diagnosed T4 N2 M0 in October 2014. The M0 was the most important factor to me as it meant it hadn't spread to any other organs. 

    I had an op in November and am currently on my 5th course of Chemo out of 8, not always easy and they've had to readjust my treatment but I have managed to carry on working.

    Good luck

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