Diagnosed with Stage 4 Metastatic Melanoma
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- Опубліковано 31 тра 2023
- Kitty Brown was diagnosed with Stage 4 metastatic melanoma in Nov 2020. She lives in Waterdown Ontario and received cancer care and treatment at the Juravinski Hospital in Hamilton. Kitty shares her melanoma journey and tips on how to manage a cancer diagnosis. Recorded live at our Melanoma & Skin Cancer Patient Information Session.
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Cold plunging!! Amazing!! I had NEVER considered this! thank you for taking the time to put together an Information- filled and organized presentation! Best wishes to you!!!
Encouraging presentation. Well done.
Derm nurse here. I’ve seen horrible deaths as young as 15 up to 80. Maybe an association with pancreatic ca. so sorry. I hope you don’t suffer. Thank you for sharing your story. God bless you. Who found this ? Sneaky lil bastard. I’m 50 and had a shallow one at 23. Pink. No pigment at all. ♥️♥️♥️🌹🙏🙏🙏👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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❤ thank you for your courage a heartfelt message xx
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Kitty how are you doing now 10 months on. It’s April 2024 when I write this. The cold plunge - Wim Hoff is well known for wellbeing. I wish you a recovery that allows you to complete your bucket list - make it a long list please. 🙏🙏❤️
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Great wisdom
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my dad has been diagnosed with melanoma 2 weeks ago, its 2.4mm deep with no ulceration and no angioinvasion which i guess is a good sign, however it has a relatively high metastatic rate, we already established that it hasnt spread to the lungs and abdomen, however the day after tomorrow ill get the call from my mom whether it has spread to the brain or the lymph nodes, I am only 21 and have no siblings, or any close family except for my parents, my dad was the one who raised me so he is the closest person to me, i feel devastated and absolotely collapsing since i study abroad and i feel very isolated from my parents i still have a bit of hope that the cancer hasnt spread I will know soon but i am very afraid of that day I have plenty of assignemnts right now and i dont know if im up to it, i want to be strong for my dad but its really hard i dont know how, I hope you will live in good health years and spend great time with your family still, much love for you and your family, I also never seen my father weak and he is still completely symptomless but if he starts weakening i dont know if i am ready to see him suffer i dont want him to suffer i want him to be happy ❤
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So how did the call re your father go ?? You can always study back home - be there for mum and dad if it was a late stage melanoma that has spread. You won’t regret being there and being home ❤️❤️🙏🙏
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I have melanoma for 3-4 years is it still treatable?
Tough to. Always the exceptions and pleasant surprises. God bless 🙏🙏🙏
En français
There continues to be advancements in treatments for all stages, it is best to connect with your healthcare team to understand what treatment would be appropriate for you.