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Debbie Hit's Story
Both my husband and I had nephrectomies. We both had an appointment for an ultrasound looking while looking for different health problems. My husband had no symptoms, but I had right flank pain for a year. In 2013 the urologist removed his kidney. When it was my turn to go under the knife in 2014, I had my kidney removed as well. Today, I'm cancer-free. My husband and I always tell people our story in an effort to bring kidney cancer awareness.
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A volunteer told me about free massages for cancer patients available at Wilmot cancer Center.
Diabetes, kidney cancer, removed rat kidney 10 years ago. Now supposedly mass in Ryan adrenaline gland. Biopsy or let it ride?