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Expert Profile: Christopher M

Expertise:  My wife passed away August of 2002 after we were married for just over a year and a half. She was diagnosed with Lymphoma Cancer a week to the day after we wed. I can answer general questions about this particular cancer, and I can pretty much find resources for you if you are having problems finding what you need. I can also offer advice on how to deal with the emotional strains and things along this line. In all, I can be an ear when you need someone to listen, or a shoulder to lean or cry on. I can NOT answer doctor questions about conditions or such. I am only knowledgeable in the basics of the cancer (especially lymphoma) and what to expect and other questions like this.

Experience in the area
Again, dealt with cancer on a personal level, and had friends and a couple of family members battle this awful disease.

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What do you like about this subject?  There is nothing to like about cancer.
What do you still hope to achieve/learn in this field?  As much as possible.
Average Ratings
Prestige Points: 552
Knowledge   9.86   Best of the best
Clarity of Response   9.93   Best of the best
Timeliness   9.43   Excellent
Politeness   10.0   Best of the best
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Total Questions
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User Comments
Thanks. I'll check it out w/ my doctor.
(Archana on 07/08/08)
thank you for you comments i appreciate it.
(john caruso on 05/25/08)
Thanks!
(Mary on 03/06/08)
Oh I thank you! We were a bit concerned about that since it was the first incident where he literally got sick. I will contact you if anything else! T
(Kelsey on 02/20/08)
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Recent Answers from Christopher M
2008-05-24  86 year old mother with stage 4 colon cancer I would have to agree with you on this. Your mothers quality of life with the chemo would not be much of an improvement over what she must be going through. At her advanced age and the decreased level...
2008-04-08  Lump on neck.. possible lymphoma?? Thought I answered this already. Was a bit surprized to see it in my email. Anyway, I will answer it (again?) now... This lump COULD be lymphoma. It is more likely related to a past injury or illness...
2008-02-22  Stage 4 B NHL final stages? Basically, the final stages of this disease is that the patient simply get sicker. I know that sounds simple, and it is just that simple. More specifically however, the patient may have more weight loss...
2008-02-19  chemotherapy symptoms for prostate cancer This would indeed be symptoms of the chemo. You can expect this as long as he is going through the chemo, and maybe a little while beyond. My wife started getting the vomiting within two weeks. It all...
2007-11-28  symptoms From what you have said, I would think that the swollen node is something other than cancer. That is best left up to the doctor to find out but if there are no other symptoms then it is probably a virus...
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