Monday, November 23, 2009
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HIPEC, cytoreduction, appendix cancer, pseudomyxoma peritonei, mucinous adenocarcinoma, PMP, or "jelly belly"
About Me
specific posts about M.D. Anderson and my surgery
- my original diagnosis
- next steps
- how do you pick a doctor
- how to find and pick a PMP doctor
- photos of M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
- the car crash I am preparing for
- the big cut
- the surgery
- post operative report
- photos of my surgery (for mature audiences only)
- cleared to go home
- the three month check-up
blog archive
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- Inappropriate Humor
- More Doors at M.D. Anderson
- HIPEC, the Chicago Method
- Photos of M.D. Anderson Visit
- Giant president heads....
- Why do we resist going to the doctor?
- Visit to M.D. Anderson Cancer Center--quick update
- Staring at the door....
- This "journey" thing....
- Houston
- Top 10 Bizarre Tourist Attractions - Listverse
- More International Night @ Lakeland
- International Night
- Morning run 2...
- Morning run...
- C-c-c-c-crambone....
- My kind of town, Sheboygan is...
- How do you pick a doctor?
- Maybe it's medicinal, for, you know, pain and stuf...
- Concealing the pain....
- Good Question...
- The next steps...
- Wishbone
- Cats
- My first CT scan
- The story so far....
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PMP related links (some gross videos)
- Dan's LinkedIn Profile
- Appendix Cancer Basics--great starting point
- bellybuttons club (site for patients and caregivers)
- Nebraska Medical Center video on HIPEC
- Cytoreduction and HIPEC video from U of Maryland (graphic)
- HIPEC video on YouTube (graphic)
- video of what PMP looks like (graphic)
- Dr. Lowy HIPEC video on YouTube (graphic)
- Laurie Todd--the Insurance Warrior
- PMP Awareness Organization
- PMP Research Foundation
2 comments:
Dad sent me the link to your blog. Tammy and I are sorry about the mess you are going through. Sounds like you are fighting it with a strong heart and good information. MD Anderson is great. We have had several friends that went there for various cancer treatments. All say it is a positive experience.
As for Houston--you are there at the best time of the year, when it is cool. Otherwise, most of the year it is miserable.
John Eck
Dan, my thoughts and prayers are with you! ((hugs)) Terry
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