Sentences with phrase «inoperable cancer»
The phrase "inoperable cancer" means that the cancer cannot be removed or effectively treated with surgery. It indicates that the tumor is located in a part of the body that cannot be surgically accessed or that the cancer has spread too far for surgery to be effective. Full definition
Unfortunately, I was not a candidate for adopting a puppy, as I was diagnosed with inoperable cancer in May 2013 and was beginning 6 months of chemo & radiation.
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One group at Rice University in Houston, US, has successfully used tiny gold - plated «nanobullets» to seek out and destroy inoperable cancers.
«The Guitar» starts with Melody Wilder (Saffron Burrows) being diagnosed with inoperable cancer by her doctor (Janeane Garofalo) and given probably a month to live.
Radiation therapy is commonly used as an adjunct to treating many types of inoperable cancers, such as lymphosarcoma, mast cell tumors, carcinomas (skin cancer), and sarcomas (cancer of bone, muscle, or connective tissue).
180 days before you die I would have called it as he knew he was passing, sooner rather than later, from inoperable cancer.
The fifteen years ended during a time of great trial and horror for us as a family, with my wife having been diagnosed with inoperable cancer.
Indeed, some large operable breast tumors could fit in these categories, but we decided to limit our discussion to inoperable cancers.
However, this news pales in comparison to what her doctor (Janeane Garofalo) has to say: the lump is an inoperable cancer, and Melody has only a short time to live.
A charming country boy who would beat the odds to become the toast of New York, Mickey Mantle's charmed life came to a tragic end when, as he was receiving an operation to replace his damaged liver, doctors discovered that the baseball great had inoperable cancer.
Linney plays the role of Cathy Jamison, a woman who's just found out that she has inoperable cancer and will probably die in a couple of years and be too ill to function normally in less than a year.
New Mexico high school chemistry teacher Walt White is already a loser when he learns he has inoperable cancer.
A young man in his 20's who is an ongoing subject of prayer in a men's group I attend has inoperable cancer.
Colleen Lavelle — @ColleenLavelle1 — a Wakka Wakka woman and mother who has inoperable cancer — shared a wealth of public health news from around Australia and globally.
But Jeff has been diagnosed with inoperable cancer.
Shocked to the core, we left the room with the knowledge that our son Jeff had inoperable cancer and maybe only six months to live.