Comments on: Pammy’s Liver cancer story : please give your hugs! http://www.metastaticlivercancer.org/2007-11-27-cancer-treatment/pammys-liver-cancer-story-please-give-your-hugs/ Clear info, support, survivors and treatment of secondary liver cancer. Fri, 12 Mar 2010 12:57:35 +0100 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: joan mccabe http://www.metastaticlivercancer.org/2007-11-27-cancer-treatment/pammys-liver-cancer-story-please-give-your-hugs/comment-page-1/#comment-34298 joan mccabe Thu, 03 Apr 2008 17:41:55 +0000 http://metastaticlivercancer.org/2007-11-27-cancer-treatment/pammys-liver-cancer-story-please-give-your-hugs/#comment-34298 Pammy, My sister is in America with her husband (we are from N. Ireland) and took ill two weeks ago,(heavy bleeding down below) she lost 4 pints of blood, and an emergency hysterectomy was performed, as doctors said she would bleed to death if they didn't do it. They found her to have cancer of the uterus and the liver, with numerous large tumors on her liver the largest being 8" in diameter. Her prognosis is very poor, they have given her a life expectancy of 3-6months. She didn't even feel ill until the bleeding, althought she had breast cancer 8 years ago. This has come a a complete shock, my husband and I have flown over to take her home, she had no symptoms at all , and is stunned that she is so ill yet feels so normal, apart from the after efects of the hysterectomy.. I wish you and your sister all the very best, and send you hugs, there is nothing more important to me that my relationship with my sister, and I am dreading the road ahead for her, as she is such a vibrant outgoing person Pammy,
My sister is in America with her husband (we are from N. Ireland) and took ill two weeks ago,(heavy bleeding down below) she lost 4 pints of blood, and an emergency hysterectomy was performed, as doctors said she would bleed to death if they didn’t do it. They found her to have cancer of the uterus and the liver, with numerous large tumors on her liver the largest being 8″ in diameter. Her prognosis is very poor, they have given her a life expectancy of 3-6months. She didn’t even feel ill until the bleeding, althought she had breast cancer 8 years ago.

This has come a a complete shock, my husband and I have flown over to take her home, she had no symptoms at all , and is stunned that she is so ill yet feels so normal, apart from the after efects of the hysterectomy..

I wish you and your sister all the very best, and send you hugs, there is nothing more important to me that my relationship with my sister, and I am dreading the road ahead for her, as she is such a vibrant outgoing person

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