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Thank you all for your support in these years and we all pray now that some drug came to eliminate all the cancers in near future.
Dear Faisal,
I am so very sorry indeed to hear of the passing of your father. Please accept my sincere condolences. Having also lost my dad to this cancer in 2009 I so know how you feel right now and I wish there was something that I could help that would ease the pain that you feel right now.
Please know that we are all here for you and my thoughts are with you and your family right now.
Gavin
Dear Faisal,
You and your family have my deepest sympathy for the loss of your father . May your past memories of him give you comfort and help you to heal.
Hugs,
DarlaFaisel, My deepest sympathy goes to you in the loss of your father. I know you will miss him deeply and you fought the terrible monster, CC, alongside him.
Julie T
Dear Faisal,
I am so very sorry to read about your Dear Father. You were so very lucky to have each other and he is now at Peace after fighting a valiant fight. Perhaps stars are not stars at all but rather openings in the sky where our loved ones shine down on us to let us know they are HAPPY!Dear Faisal,
I am very sorry to hear of the loss of your beloved father. Your posts told how hard he fought and how you were with him through it all. I’m sure he was thankful to have your love and support through his journey.
Take care of yourself,
CatherineHello everyone! It is very unfortunate for me to inform you all that my father after battling nearly four years of cholangiocarcinoma died 9th june 2016.we are very much unfornate not having any research in this disease.I am hoping that in future some good research happens for patients to get relieved somewhat of this monster disease.Thanks
faisal…..Patients with cholangiocarcinoma are at risk for a serious complication called ascending cholangitis; a bacterial infection of the biliary system, which can be fatal. The risk of this complication is highest in patients with biliary stents,and biliary drainage tubes.
Biliary drainage stents have a tendency to clog with debris within (approximately) 4 to more weeks.I have been told to watch for any of these symptoms:
fever or rigors
chillspatients may also experience:
intermittent or constant cramp-like or dull pain in upper right side or upper middle part of abdomen, back of right shoulder blade,
dark urine, clay-colored stool
nausea and vomiting
jaundice (intermittent or constant)Anyone of the above mentioned must be reported to the physician or patient must be taken to nearest hospital.
Cholangiocarcinoma is rare. This means that community doctors outside of your specialized treatment team may not be familiar with the management of specific complications that may arise.
It is for this reason that the Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation provides a biliary card.This downloadable card must be on hand at all times. It will provide medical personnel with information on how to contact your doctor(s) should it be necessary. If your doctor(s) cannot be reached, it will direct medical personnel to specific guidelines for your treatment.
Please click on the following link, fill out the information to the best of your knowledge and then click print. A card will print out which you should keep with and show to any medical personnel who may be treating you.
http://cholangiocarcinoma.org/biliary-emergency-information-card/biliary-information-card/
I hope and wish for your father to recover quickly and that the information provided will avoid further complications related to biliary stent infections.
Hugs,
MarionHi All After a long time.My Father is weekened with repeated cholangitis as a result of infection.I mean doesn`t doctors advance research in the field so that no more patients get pain in the future.Can we do something in this cause to emphasise a research team to have advancements in this cancer research.This is particularly a nightmare disease in our family through our father.
Please Suggest me if we can do something in this regard.We can`t be like Terry Fox of Canada but can try our best.
Hello all! I am Having My Father with Cholangiocarcinoma.He has undergo stents during may 2013.But he is a patient with not having option for surgery…please suggest me what should i do now!!!!!!!!!
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