Gene clue to how cancer spreads

by bjtindle | April 7, 2011 at 08:57 am
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For all the following people in my circle of friends and family who have died from cancer since 2000, I hope they find a cure:

Mom
Dad
Aunt Betty
Aunt Dean
Fran
Odie
Linda
Bill
Carla
Ron
Janice

Those who have survived, so far:

Courtney, my two yr old cousin, has leukemia, now four and going strong
Mary, removal of both breasts, still going strong
Davida, once again fighting it, going thru chemo once again.  Hope it stays gone this time. 

I hate the word cancer.  On the first list, they ALL died between 2000 and 2004. I really hated the phone when it rang. Now, I have a hard time telling some one they will be ok.  I lack sincerity now if I try to say it, cuz I struggle to believe they will be. 

To every one going thru something similar, or having already gone thru it, prayers are with you.  Hope they find the cure for your loved ones in time.

A genetic change that makes lung cancer more likely to spread around the body has been pinpointed by US scientists.
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YankeeJim

YankeeJim...survivor 

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bjtindle

I am glad to her it Yankee, nice to know it is happening.  I hope it does not return, with all my heart.

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bjtindle

oops, HEAR it I mean.

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Dr. Pilicy

There are many 'cures' for cancer.  First, it's not genes.. but rather how genes are expressed.  Every cell in your body is genetically exactly the same. So, what determines how genes are expressed??  Environment and Lifestyle.

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