5 years of stage 4 survival
Melanoma and the City
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3y ago
5 years ago I was at Memorial Sloan Kettering having a lung biopsy to see is cancer (melanoma) had spread to my lungs.  I'd wake up several hours later (minus 2 small wedges of my left lung) to be told it was in fact cancer.  Statistics would say I'd have a 10% chance of still being here today.  I was fortunate to get on a clinical trial of Merck's keytruda.  I've gone almost 3 years with stable results.  Nothing new or nothing growing!  Protect the skin you're in!  Remember to see your dermatologist annually!  Wear your sunscreen & stay out of t ..read more
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When the Melanoma gal moves to the Beach
Melanoma and the City
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5y ago
Hello folks!  So some know, others don’t, but lots of changes going on here these days! I decided after 9 years to pack up in NYC area and move south!  Stay tuned as the adventure begins.  I know what you’re all thinking, how can a melanoma survivor pick to live at the beach?  Well, it’s all about sun safety. Ok, 9 years ago when I was diagnosed, I was terrified of being exposed. But over time, we heal and we learn to adapt! I will miss the hustle and bustle of NYC area, but I’m super excited to start more outdoor exploring again. And hey, being a block off the beach isn’t a bad place to be ..read more
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