Mesothelioma used to be a rare disease, but because of the widespread
use of asbestos it has now been described as an epidemic around the
world. There has been an explosion in knowledge about mesothelioma in
the past few years, partly stimulated by the formation of the
International Mesothelioma Interest Group network.

This site provides you with many articles about Mesothelioma Cancer.

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Pleural mesothelioma is the most common form of mesothelioma by far and accounts
for 75% of all mesothelioma cases. Pleural mesothelioma affects the respiratory
areas of the body such as the lungs. More specifically, the cancer attacks the
lining of the lungs and ribs called the pleura hence the name pleural
mesothelioma.
   The main cause of pleural mesothelioma is .....

Read the whole article on
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i if you want to know more about  Mesothelioma

visit
http://www.articleboards.com/show.php?cat=Science

Indications of mesothelioma may not emerge until the age period of 20
to 50 after exposure to asbestos. Shortness of breath, cough, and pain
in the chest due to an accumulation of fluid in the pleural space are
often symptoms of pleural mesothelioma.

For detailed information about the topic or Mesothelioma Cancer,
please follow the link below.

http://www.mesotheliomadiagnosis.co.uk/

Yesterday my wife's twin sister had her first chemo therapy treatment for
Mesothelioma cancer. At first they said she might have 3 months. But the day
before her chemo therapy they did a PET scan, and said it was not as far
along as they first through.
   I have looked around the net for a support group, but have not found much.
   This group is just for support, a place for those who have Mesothelioma
cancer to get together and talk to others and or for their family and or
close friends.
   I have yet to have connected with anyone else who has Mesothelioma cancer
or with their family members.
   Perhaps we can talk about this dreadful thing and also gain friendship
with one another.
   I will try to keep trouble makers out, we will get rid of anyone who
attack others, and please no cussing or bad words.
May God Bless,
Jerry

"Let not your heart be troubled" John 14:1

I am now to be referred to as Dr. Jenkins haha ;) Took me about a month to get
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My wife's twin sister got diagnosed with Mesothelioma today. She will be 59
this coming Christmas, but it doesn't look as if she will make it that long.

Her is comes because her dad worked in that stuff up until she was about 10
or 12 years of age.

The doctor says it is in the final stages, the doctor gives her about 3
months, but from what I found today on the net, that is rather common.

She has been checked several times over the last few years, but its found in
its final stage.

May God Bless,
Jerry

"Let not your heart be troubled" John 14:1

Recently my friend was diagnosed with Mesothelioma. To find the
information on Mesothelioma in order to help my friend, I tried searching
many sites and I came across one of the blog sites that had posted various
articles on mesothelioma, symptoms and the treatments that could be
carried out. I hope my group members will get benefit by visiting by getting
in: http://info4mesothelioma.blogsome.com

I'm an attorney who has represented tons of government workers and am familiar
with the various potential asbestos products as military bases...(415) 399-1631

Rick Yarborough <derrellndc@...> wrote:          I'm a producer for a TV
station. I'm working on a report about people getting asbestosis after exposure
in the work place, specifically government buildings. What is your research
background? Is there a number where you can be reached?

Thanks,
Derrell

M M <sausalito1010@...> wrote:
Derrel,

I may be able to help with your research. What is the study for? Contact number?

Mike

derrellndc <derrellndc@...> wrote:
I'm researching cases of mesothelioma in the DC and Maryland area.
Does anyone know the names of any people who have been diagnosed with
asbestosis after exposure in the work place? I would appreciate any
help.

Thanks,
Derrell

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I'm a producer for a TV station. I'm working on a report about people getting
asbestosis after exposure in the work place, specifically government buildings. 
What is your research background? Is there a number where you can be reached?

   Thanks,
   Derrell

M M <sausalito1010@...> wrote:
           Derrel,

I may be able to help with your research. What is the study for? Contact number?

Mike

derrellndc <derrellndc@...> wrote:
I'm researching cases of mesothelioma in the DC and Maryland area.
Does anyone know the names of any people who have been diagnosed with
asbestosis after exposure in the work place? I would appreciate any
help.

Thanks,
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Derrel,

   I may be able to help with your research. What is the study for? Contact
number?

   Mike

derrellndc <derrellndc@...> wrote:
           I'm researching cases of mesothelioma in the DC and Maryland area.
Does anyone know the names of any people who have been diagnosed with
asbestosis after exposure in the work place? I would appreciate any
help.

Thanks,
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My mother has been diagnosed with mesothelioma.  The only exposure she
knows she has is from work where they complained that there was
asbestos and asbestos dust that would be on her desk every morning and
they would vacuum it up everyday.  This was only in the 80's and 90's
but it is the only exposure that she had.  We have a lawyer looking
into everything right now.  I don't know if that helped you or not.

I'm researching cases of mesothelioma in the DC and Maryland area.
Does anyone know the names of any people who have been diagnosed with
asbestosis after exposure in the work place? I would appreciate any
help.

Thanks,
Derrell

I found this great site that I thought could help someone.
www.myfreehealth.org

http://www.lonympics.co.uk//new/mesothelioma.htm

Does anyone here know macymaygirl?  She e-mailed me and when I tried to
reply it said that her account was closed.  I'm new to this page so I
don't know exactly how this works.

Stephanie L. Farina

I am unfamilair with this treatment - the only two options I'm aware of that
have been moderately successful are chemo/radiation or major-major surgery

bty770639 <mrej@...> wrote:  Anybody have any expereience of getting
treament for Mesothelioma with
Thalidomide in the UK?






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Anybody have any expereience of getting treament for Mesothelioma with
Thalidomide in the UK?

hi
Malignant peritoneal mesothelioma can be seen here
http://www.freewebs.com/brendabrown/b4.htm

No worries at all. I'm glad you got good help (I hope). The Early Ludwick firm
is Boston is very good. A good lawyer should easily make the litigation portion
worth a million dollars...good luck and call me anytime.

"Stephanie L. Farina" <Farina01238@...> wrote:  Thanks for the offer. 
We have a lawyer in Boston who is helping my dad
with a workman's comp. case. He is paired with another firm that
litigates against meso.  If this falls through then I will call you.
We haven't heard anything in a long while.  Thank you for your offer.

Thank you,
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Thanks for the offer.  We have a lawyer in Boston who is helping my dad
with a workman's comp. case. He is paired with another firm that
litigates against meso.  If this falls through then I will call you.
We haven't heard anything in a long while.  Thank you for your offer.

Thank you,
Stephanie L. Farina

We are currently seeing a lawyer right now.  We have a lawyer in
Boston who is working on my dad's workman's comp. case.  He is paired
up with another firm that deals with litigations of meso. I will call
you if this falls through.

Thank you
Stephanie L. Farina










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> Hi...I'm very sorry to hear about your mom. I have a tremendous
amount of experience with people who have both a similar cancer to
your mother's (sounds like peritoneal mesothelioma) as well as
the 'typical' mesothelioma which starts by attacking the lining of
the lung. You have asked a tremendous amount of questions and I would
be happier to answer most all of them. My office - The Asbestos Legal
Center - always provides free information, advice and treatment
options to victims of asbestos disease around the Country. While I am
an attorney (in both CA and Oregon), I can assure you that it is more
important to me to help people than to represent them. Please call me
at your earliest convenience. My direct line office number is (415)
399-1631 - Please call me at anytime during business hours (Pacific
Time). I will be happy to call you back and I can assure you that it
will be purely for information only (I know how some are hesitant to
speak with attorneys).
>
>   Michael Mandelbrot
>
>
> "Stephanie L. Farina" <Farina01238@...> wrote:
>   Does anyone have any experience with having more than 6 sessions
of
> alimpta/cisplatin?  Even though meso is rare, my mom has an even
> rarer case.  Out of 100 cases they see 3-4 like hers.  She has a
mass
> in the center of her chest that has grown and is attached to the
> esophagus, attached to the aorta.  Usually meso does not wrap
itself
> like it has.  She has it in the lining, in her main bronchial tube
> and now think she may have it in her esophagus.  She has a feeding
> tube but continues to work 35 hours a week.  The chemo really did
> it's job for the first 4.  In two weeks we will know if it has done
> anymore.  Dr. Sugarbaker just wants her to keep doing chemo because
> there isn't much that they can do.  Her doctor here is concerned
> about giving her more chemo because it is so much harder on the
body
> after 6 and have to worry about kidney failure. So now it is a
> guessing game to decide when they think the chemo has done all that
> it is going to do. Then they go in for more biopsies and EGD (look
in
> esophagus)to see if there is tumor in there.  If there isn't then
> they will do exploratory but she will have to stop chemo for 6-8
> weeks so she can heal.  We are hoping that the tumors have shrunk
> enough and come off everywhere it needs to to have an EPP.  I was
> just wondering what other people's experiences are.  It is just so
> hard to wait and wait.  My mom was diagnosed in November.  They
gave
> her 6-18.  We are now past 6 months and she is fine other than
chemo
> effects.  It is nice to have other people who know what we are
going
> through.
>
> Stephanie L. Farina
>
>
>
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Hi...I'm very sorry to hear about your mom. I have a tremendous amount of
experience with people who have both a similar cancer to your mother's (sounds
like peritoneal mesothelioma) as well as the 'typical' mesothelioma which starts
by attacking the lining of the lung. You have asked a tremendous amount of
questions and I would be happier to answer most all of them. My office - The
Asbestos Legal Center - always provides free information, advice and treatment
options to victims of asbestos disease around the Country. While I am an
attorney (in both CA and Oregon), I can assure you that it is more important to
me to help people than to represent them. Please call me at your earliest
convenience. My direct line office number is (415) 399-1631 - Please call me at
anytime during business hours (Pacific Time). I will be happy to call you back
and I can assure you that it will be purely for information only (I know how
some are hesitant to speak with attorneys).

   Michael Mandelbrot


"Stephanie L. Farina" <Farina01238@...> wrote:
   Does anyone have any experience with having more than 6 sessions of
alimpta/cisplatin?  Even though meso is rare, my mom has an even
rarer case.  Out of 100 cases they see 3-4 like hers.  She has a mass
in the center of her chest that has grown and is attached to the
esophagus, attached to the aorta.  Usually meso does not wrap itself
like it has.  She has it in the lining, in her main bronchial tube
and now think she may have it in her esophagus.  She has a feeding
tube but continues to work 35 hours a week.  The chemo really did
it's job for the first 4.  In two weeks we will know if it has done
anymore.  Dr. Sugarbaker just wants her to keep doing chemo because
there isn't much that they can do.  Her doctor here is concerned
about giving her more chemo because it is so much harder on the body
after 6 and have to worry about kidney failure. So now it is a
guessing game to decide when they think the chemo has done all that
it is going to do. Then they go in for more biopsies and EGD (look in
esophagus)to see if there is tumor in there.  If there isn't then
they will do exploratory but she will have to stop chemo for 6-8
weeks so she can heal.  We are hoping that the tumors have shrunk
enough and come off everywhere it needs to to have an EPP.  I was
just wondering what other people's experiences are.  It is just so
hard to wait and wait.  My mom was diagnosed in November.  They gave
her 6-18.  We are now past 6 months and she is fine other than chemo
effects.  It is nice to have other people who know what we are going
through.

Stephanie L. Farina





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Does anyone have any experience with having more than 6 sessions of
alimpta/cisplatin?  Even though meso is rare, my mom has an even
rarer case.  Out of 100 cases they see 3-4 like hers.  She has a mass
in the center of her chest that has grown and is attached to the
esophagus, attached to the aorta.  Usually meso does not wrap itself
like it has.  She has it in the lining, in her main bronchial tube
and now think she may have it in her esophagus.  She has a feeding
tube but continues to work 35 hours a week.  The chemo really did
it's job for the first 4.  In two weeks we will know if it has done
anymore.  Dr. Sugarbaker just wants her to keep doing chemo because
there isn't much that they can do.  Her doctor here is concerned
about giving her more chemo because it is so much harder on the body
after 6 and have to worry about kidney failure. So now it is a
guessing game to decide when they think the chemo has done all that
it is going to do. Then they go in for more biopsies and EGD (look in
esophagus)to see if there is tumor in there.  If there isn't then
they will do exploratory but she will have to stop chemo for 6-8
weeks so she can heal.  We are hoping that the tumors have shrunk
enough and come off everywhere it needs to to have an EPP.  I was
just wondering what other people's experiences are.  It is just so
hard to wait and wait.  My mom was diagnosed in November.  They gave
her 6-18.  We are now past 6 months and she is fine other than chemo
effects.  It is nice to have other people who know what we are going
through.

Stephanie L. Farina

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