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@bb21

I had surgery in February and did not have issues for about 2 weeks and then Pow, did it hit hard. It took me another month for it to ease. I eat pretty regular food now but will notice my stomach and gut let me know when I eat too much or something it doesn't like. I keep Galviscon around to use only if needed and eat smaller meals and snacks. I have undergone chemo and a clinical trial since surgery as a single positive node of a rarer genotype, KRAS g12c, has reared its head and I have metastasis to the liver but I am fighting. You do the same. We can change the statistics by doing whatever we can and living longer. Take it one day at a time, Stay positive and do well.

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@bb21
I appreciate your added input into your diet and health journies with cancer. You have a great attitude regarding the need to take care of yourself, stay positive, and try different treatment options.

Have you ever taken Creon?