Living with Skin CancerThis section is a place to share stories about Living with Skin Cancer. Below are entries of those who have already shared their stories. We hope that you find their experiences helpful to your own situation. You may also Help others by sharing your story. To quickly access health information from your website's browser, download stage 4 melanoma I was diagnosed with it in ‘05. I met a beautiful girl that cared enough to get me in to see a dr. instead of just telling me to go. When he returned to the room with seringes and cutlery I knew something was up. My mole on my right thigh had matastisized [metastasized] and moved towards my grion and hip. After surgery and Interferon for six months it returned to my hip. Again they cut it out. After one clean scan at 90 days I thought things were looking up. Midway till my next I couldn’t make myself eat figured it was the Interferon I was back on but it was a tumor in my large intestine. So that to was cut out. Again at my next 90 more tumors in my thigh, hip and stomach. So I went into a study group doing a biochemo. Luckly I was a lucky one though it almost killed me it has kept the malenoma [melanoma] away in my body but just last july it has returned as a brain tumor [sucks]. So here I sit waiting trying to spend quality time with my 9 and 10 yr old boys and every other person I come across. Lifes to short dont sweat the small sh**..Oh it is UCSF in frisco is the ones kickin my melamona’s a** Comments
January 2009
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