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Multifocal Adenocarcinoma of the lung, continual recurrences
Lung Cancer | Last Active: Jun 14 6:32pm | Replies (472)Comment receiving replies
Hi all!
I also have multiple (2) nodules. Both adenocarcinomas but not related: genomic analysis did show two different rare mutations…. Lucky me 😜🙄 I was diagnosed in March 2023 and since then two surgeries: no metastasis detected. My first six months CT shows no new nodules. I am 53 yo diagnosed at 52. I am trying to be positive and my pulmonologist is very optimistic: since I am stage 1a for both cancers the oncologist follows me through the pulmonologist.
A new year is going to start soon and for all of us I wish a new year full of joy since I am realizing you can be happy even with cancer!
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Raffi- Did genomic analysis tell what the two different cancers are?
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@raffi Hello! I have not posted in a long time. I was first diagnosed in early 2011. Since then, I have had 4 surgeries and 2 different radiations. All of my cancers were different types of adenocarcinoma, and all 1a. I have scans anywhere from 3 month intervals, to 6 month intervals, to now, as of my last scan, a much welcomed 1 year interval! Please just live your life. None of us are promised tomorrow.
I live a wonderfully normal life. Multifocal lung cancer is a whole different type of lung cancer. May you have a wonderful New Year and embrace your new normal.