http://eric.moonhaven.com.au/2009/05/23/the-journey-continues/ From diagnosis and treatment to living with carcinoid cancer Sun, 01 Apr 2012 04:59:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 http://eric.moonhaven.com.au/2009/05/23/the-journey-continues/comment-page-1/#comment-86 Des Bailey Wed, 06 Jan 2010 14:33:10 +0000 http://moonhaven.com.au/ericsstory/?p=49#comment-86 Hi Eric, I was a trial patient with you at Fremantle Hospital for the Clement-2 Study and treatment with Lu-177 and Capecitabine. Previous to the Trial I had major surgery for removal of carcinoid tumours from the lung and liver. After surgery I still had an inoperable tumour in the liver plus numerous body tumours as well as in the bones. Last November 2009, I had an Octreotide scan (eighteen months after my final treatment). I was amazed and Doctor Turner was excited and pleased as all traces of Carcinoid Tumour had disappeared. I cannot speak highly enough about the treatment provided to me by Doctor Turner and staff at Nuclear Medicine, Fremantle Hospital. Also I would like to thank you Eric, your blog has been a great help and comfort to me, especially in the early days. If my experiences could assist any one then I would be pleased to help. Thank you again Eric, wishing you all the very best. Des Bailey Hi Eric,
I was a trial patient with you at Fremantle Hospital for the Clement-2 Study and treatment with Lu-177 and Capecitabine. Previous to the Trial I had major surgery for removal of carcinoid tumours from the lung and liver. After surgery I still had an inoperable tumour in the liver plus numerous body tumours as well as in the bones.
Last November 2009, I had an Octreotide scan (eighteen months after my final treatment). I was amazed and Doctor Turner was excited and pleased as all traces of Carcinoid Tumour had disappeared. I cannot speak highly enough about the treatment provided to me by Doctor Turner and staff at Nuclear Medicine, Fremantle Hospital.
Also I would like to thank you Eric, your blog has been a great help and comfort to me, especially in the early days. If my experiences could assist any one then I would be pleased to help. Thank you again Eric, wishing you all the very best.
Des Bailey

]]> http://eric.moonhaven.com.au/2009/05/23/the-journey-continues/comment-page-1/#comment-76 daisy hill Thu, 11 Jun 2009 16:36:24 +0000 http://moonhaven.com.au/ericsstory/?p=49#comment-76 I live in the US and we are unable to get the LU-177 at this time. My doctor is working on it, and I have had 2 treatments with Indium 111 which can only be given by my one doctor here in the US. Are you familiar with the 111? I have been trying to find someone with my neuroendocrine cancer to e-mail and get more info before my 3rd treatment cones up, which will be in about 3 more months. If you can help me please e-mail at drhzm@yahoo.com I live in the US and we are unable to get the LU-177 at this time. My doctor is working on it, and I have had 2 treatments with Indium 111 which can only be given by my one doctor here in the US. Are you familiar with the 111? I have been trying to find someone with my neuroendocrine cancer to e-mail and get more info before my 3rd treatment cones up, which will be in about 3 more months. If you can help me please e-mail at drhzm@yahoo.com

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