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Getting a Second Opinion

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Getting a second opinion for cancer treatment is essential as there are so many different options. I thank God for all the cures that are being discovered and are available to us now – more than at any other time in history. This is Part 8 of my … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Part 8 Tagged With: AquaSox, Gray Connections, lobectomy, lung cancer, oncologist, Psalm 147:11, renewed hope, SCCA, Seattle Cancer Care Alliance

Lobectomy of the Lung

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One of the best treatments for lung cancer is a lobectomy of the lung, or the surgical removal of a lobe. Today, I’m posting Part 7 of my Cancer Journal, which chronicles what I went through from March to July of 2017, with hopes that my experience … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Part 7 Tagged With: five lobes of the lung, jury duty, lung cancer, Mid-East, non-small cell lung cancer, NSCLC, Petra

Medical Connections

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Discovering medical connections when you’re going through health issues like cancer can make you feel less alone, that another person understands because she’s faced what you’ve faced, and that God has blessed you in a personal way. Part 6 of my … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Part 6 Tagged With: Job 39, Rhoda, Valerie Harper

Wedge Resection of the Lung

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Part 5 of my Cancer Journal returns to last year when I learned I needed to have a wedge resection of my lung. Wedge Resection Surgery In the middle of February 2017, while undergoing radiation treatment for thyroid cancer, I met with a thoracic … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Part 5 Tagged With: carcinoma, lung cancer, non-small cell, Psalm 56:8, Psalm 68:19-20, survival rate, thyroid cancer, VATS

Radioactive Iodine (RAI) Therapy

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What's it like to get Radioactive Iodine (RAI) Therapy? No fun. (This is Part 4 of my Cancer Journal, which I'm sharing in installments.) While I was preparing for thyroid surgery in December 2016, my endocrinologist said I might still … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Part 3 Tagged With: Babouti, Endocrinologist, Exodus 16:35, Low-Iodine Diet, pulmonologist, quarantine, radiation therapy, thoracic surgeon, vocal cord

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Hi, Reader. Glad you're here. I'm Norma Nill, a psych nurse-systems analyst-turned-writer as well as a master of typos. I live with my husband in the Pacific Northwest (USA) and enjoy connecting with people from all over the world, in person and online. Learn More

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