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This story about Randy Pausch, a Carnegie-Mellon computer science professor with pancreatic cancer, made Lance's blog at livestrong.org. It's definitely worth reading and watching the video.
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Scott
right inguinal orchiectomy 6/5/2003 > nonseminoma, stage I > surveillance > L-RPLND 6/24/2005 for recurrence, suspected teratoma but found seminoma, stage II > chylous ascites until 9/2005 > surveillance and "all clear" since
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The timing of your posting is a bit odd. Just today our local paper "The Record" ran a story about the "Forgotten Cancer" pancreatic cancer.Son Jason diagnosed 4/30/04, stage III. Right I/O 4/30/04. Graduated College 5/13/04. 4XEP 6/7/04 - 8/13/04. Full open RPLND 10/13/04. All Clear since.
Treated by Dr. Rakowski of Midland Park, NJ. Visited Sloan Kettering for protocol advice. RPLND done at Sloan Kettering. -
oops .. sorry Scott . . I wasn't aware that you post it already . .
Maybe my message can be removed?Orchiectomy 2007/7/11
BEP x4 7/31/2007 to 10/15/2007
RPLND 12/11/2007Comment
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No worries, RTC, it's good enough to watch twice.
Scott
right inguinal orchiectomy 6/5/2003 > nonseminoma, stage I > surveillance > L-RPLND 6/24/2005 for recurrence, suspected teratoma but found seminoma, stage II > chylous ascites until 9/2005 > surveillance and "all clear" since
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Randy Pausch's very moving testimony to Congress about the need for pancreatic cancer research funding was highlighted in the LIVESTRONG Blog today. Click here to watch.Scott
right inguinal orchiectomy 6/5/2003 > nonseminoma, stage I > surveillance > L-RPLND 6/24/2005 for recurrence, suspected teratoma but found seminoma, stage II > chylous ascites until 9/2005 > surveillance and "all clear" since
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