acambece
11-21-2005, 03:57 PM
father inlaw recently got lung cancer. He never smoked in his life. Is this heriditary?
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Kimslos
11-22-2005, 12:15 PM
My husband 51 year old husband who has never smoked a day in his life has sclc. They do say his is genetic. They believe his grandmother died at 52, but back then they thought it was liver cancer but now think it was lung that had spread to the liver. It is very heartbreaking. My thoughts and prayers to you and your family.
Kim
Kim
Kate8
12-04-2005, 12:18 AM
Hey. A friend of mine recently died of lung cancer and he too did not smoke. This case wasn't genetic and I imagine it was becasue of all the second hand smoke. It kills me to know that he and others are suffering because of other peoples mistakes. My heart goes out to you. God Bless
rockie
12-04-2005, 11:58 AM
Recently, on TV, they had a story about a comedienne that did stand up comedy acts in clubs. Although she herself did not smoke, she contracted lung cancer from all of the second hand smoke present at the establishments. It was a sad story. She used humor to tell her story and hopefully make a difference.
Best wishes to your father in law. It's going to be a tough battle no matter who's fault it was (whether the damage was self-inflicted or caused by others) and he will need all of the support and love he can get to get through the weeks and months ahead. What a sad time for him to find out with Christmas at our door. May God keep you and I will add your family to my prayers. Sadly, that list keeps growing and growing. I suggest that whoever goes with him to the doctor/oncologist asks lots of questions and educate themselves to what type of drugs they are planning on giving him. If he is not comfortable with the doctor he sees, check with someone else. We are very fortunate that our oncologist is great.
We are here for you anytime. Take care.
Jan
Best wishes to your father in law. It's going to be a tough battle no matter who's fault it was (whether the damage was self-inflicted or caused by others) and he will need all of the support and love he can get to get through the weeks and months ahead. What a sad time for him to find out with Christmas at our door. May God keep you and I will add your family to my prayers. Sadly, that list keeps growing and growing. I suggest that whoever goes with him to the doctor/oncologist asks lots of questions and educate themselves to what type of drugs they are planning on giving him. If he is not comfortable with the doctor he sees, check with someone else. We are very fortunate that our oncologist is great.
We are here for you anytime. Take care.
Jan