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Living with lung cancer - Introduce yourself & come say hi
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) Hi Colleen, Nancy (short shot) I've been on here several times in the past couple weeks. I have a cardiologist appt tomorrow and I will be having my left lung drained on Monday 24th of Feb. 2020. I also had radiation on Jan 22. Now my friend a PT stopped b
yesterday and noticed me still limping around and in visiting he told me to get checked by my primary doc as he thought maybe the urinary infection that I had so long may have settled into my hip/leg bone. So I have a appt netxt Tuesday to visit with my doc on all the stuff I have been going through. Now will you tell me where to go in here where I would be on the pages for 2020. All I seem to find is 2017... Am lost.... Nancy
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@shortshot80 Hi Nancy,
I'm sorry to hear of your continued problems but glad to hear that a friend with a medical background alerted you to the urinary tract problem. I do hope that all goes well for you on Monday when you have your left lung drained.
Have you had your lung drained previously, or is this the first time?
@shortshot80- How was your appointment with your cardiologist?
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Hi Nancy @shortshot80, my goodness you have a lot going on. I'm glad that your friend was alerted to a possible urinary infection and that you're getting that looked at as well. Did you experience any side effects with the radiation in January?
Some discussions started in 2017 and continue to be active today, like this one. Here's how to see the most recent discussions and posts:
1. Go to the Lung Cancer group https://connect.mayoclinic.org/group/lung-cancer/
Discussions at the top are the most recently active, i.e., had a new post added. The rest are listed in reverse chronological order.
2. Click a discussion that interests you.
3. Now you can read the discussion from beginning to end or you can choose to view "Newest to Oldest" and see the recent posts.
You can learn more about this functionality here:
- [TIP] Customize the Order You View Posts - See New Posts First https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/new-customize-the-order-you-view-posts-see-new-posts-first/
Does that make sense?