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carbanner1 
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 Posted: Dec 15 2009 at 4:08pm |
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We have been diagnosed at many stages. I am the youngest and the earliest stage at stage 2B.
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carbanner1
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Posted: Dec 15 2009 at 4:20pm |
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It's not rose everyday. We try out best to be positive but there are those days that sneak up on us and just get us down. You feel how ever you need to feel. One of these days you are slow but surely going to let it stay behind you and before long it will be a distant memory as you live a full and fun life. For all of us!
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Terje
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Posted: Dec 15 2009 at 5:47pm |
The way I see this question is, "If someone is diagnosed today, what are their chances of surviving for how long?". If that someone is being diagnosed for the first time, then in this context, "survivor" means, "How long have you survived since your initial diagnosis?" Therefor I believe to correctly answer the question originally asked in this thread, one would not reset the clock when it comes back. I am convinced that if someone diagnosed today survives long enough, they will be cured because technology is advancing at an exponential rate. |
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