My Whipple Surgery for Pancreatic Cancer

by JUDY ANN BROWN
(GARLAND, TX)

I Had the whipple Surgery in 2011 if i didnt have that my doctor told me i will live 2yr im glad i had it.i think the doctor and god for keeping me here, and takeing care or me.july 11,2015 will be 4 yr,i take my pill and have faith in god.I try not to worry about things long i have my husband and my grown kids, and people like you to help me.i have pain in my side and my back, think you for shareing your story.my name is judy brown. and im 62yr old i think god and the doctor for saveing my life.

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Sep 23, 2015
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Good to hear!
by: Myra

Just,
Thank you for sharing. This really gives me hope that the diagnosis is not going to be a death sentence just yet.
I also have pain in my side and back so I now think it's part of the recovery and after effect from the surgery.
Please keep in touch so I know how you're travelling.

Kind regards,
Myra

Sep 16, 2015
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Chemo
by: Anonymous

I'm interested in reading these stories of people having the Whipple Procedure. I had this done on the 17 July and yes, I believe it is the most painful surgery one can have. Six weeks later my surgery is being followed up with six months of chemotherapy.
Has anyone else had this treatment as a follow up?c

Aug 31, 2015
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London Brick
by: Anonymous

all diseases are painful but pancreatic cancer is the most painful of all. There are many cures available for pancreatic cancer only if it is diagnosed before last stage.

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Aug 31, 2015
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Informative post
by: chris

I wish you a happy life, God give you health. A friend of mine is also suffering from the same problems, he is going to get surgery soon.
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Aug 30, 2015
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May 10, 2015
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So thankful for you...
by: Jane

Dear Judy,

What a joy to share your story. The whipple surgery is undeniably one of the hardest surgeries there is, but truly, it is life-giving! So grateful for your journey and the chance you've had to embrace the blessings.

Sending Hugs and Love this Mother's Day!

In Grace, Always, Jane

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