#Appendix Cancer

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The Walk Begins Again.

It's been a year since we lost our dear friend to appendix cancer, so we are once again hosting a walk on Primal: Levithan in his honor, starting on Saturday the 10th at 10:00AM CST from Proof in Urqopacha (the memorial site for the Yok Huy), going through Tuliyollal, Sharlayan, Limsa, Ul'dah, Gridania, and finally ending in our Free Company house (Empyreum ward 10, plot 42), where a memorial of him stands. Please join us in our walk, or simply donate if you can.

Thank you. <3

[ricisidro]

Rest in peace 🕊️ #AdanCanto star of #DesignatedSurvivor, #TheCleaningLady, #XMen: Days of Future Past and #Narcos, passes away at 42 of appendiceal cancer. Deepest condolences to his family and friends.

Appendix Cancer: Symptoms, Diagnosis, Risk Factors and Treatment

https://www.cancer.net/cancer-types/appendix-cancer

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The pain was so sharp that Chris Williams took himself to the hospital. It was a Tuesday evening in September 2021 when Williams started to feel throbbing abdominal pain and nausea. By the next morning, it had gotten worse. “I had to go to the ER,” said Williams, who lives in Brooklyn. -At the hospital, he was diagnosed with appendicitis and had his appendix surgically removed. About a week later, he met with his medical team to get the staples removed and discuss next steps – and that’s when he received shocking news. “They found a tumor sitting on my appendix, and they biopsied that tumor and determined it was cancer,” said Williams, who was 48 at the time. “It was actually a blessing,” he said. “This was really just a godsend, in my eyes, and a blessing for me to detect the tumor – for the tumor to trigger my appendix to almost rupture for them to find it – because later on, they discovered it was stage III. Had it stayed in me for a while longer, it would have been stage IV,” which is the most advanced stage of cancer and more difficult to treat. Williams, who is now cancer-free after finishing treatment in November 2022, is among a growing group of appendix cancer patients in the United States who were diagnosed at a young age.

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Alarming Rise of Appendix Cancer Among Young Adults

Appendix cancer, once a medical rarity, is becoming increasingly common—especially among younger adults. A new study published in Annals of Internal Medicine reveals a dramatic surge in cases, particularly among those born after the 1970s. For decades, this form of cancer was extremely rare. Doctors often encountered it only once or twice in a lifetime. Today, however, it’s being diagnosed more…

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Alarming Rise of Appendix Cancer Among Young Adults

Appendix cancer, once a medical rarity, is becoming increasingly common—especially among younger adults. A new study published in Annals of Internal Medicine reveals a dramatic surge in cases, particularly among those born after the 1970s. For decades, this form of cancer was extremely rare. Doctors often encountered it only once or twice in a lifetime. Today, however, it’s being diagnosed more…

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My tumor was cancerous….

[jdrsandeep]

Unveiling the Enigma: A Comprehensive Guide to Appendix Cancer

Delving into the Depths of Appendix Cancer

Appendix cancer remains a mysterious ailment, often overlooked due to its rarity. In this article, we unravel the intricacies of this condition, shedding light on its nuances and potential impact on health.

Understanding the Basics

What is Appendix Cancer?

Appendix cancer originates in the appendix, a small organ located near the large intestine. Despite its discreet presence, the appendix plays a crucial role in the body's immune system. When cells in the appendix undergo abnormal growth, it can lead to the development of appendix cancer.

Types of Appendix Cancer

There are various types of appendix cancer, each presenting unique characteristics. From carcinoid tumors to mucinous adenocarcinomas, understanding the specific type is vital for tailored treatment approaches.

Navigating Diagnosis and Symptoms

Detecting the Silent Culprit

Diagnosing appendix cancer can be challenging, primarily because symptoms often mimic those of other gastrointestinal issues. Persistent abdominal pain, changes in bowel habits, and unexplained weight loss are signals that should prompt further investigation.

Diagnostic Procedures

Medical professionals employ imaging tests, biopsies, and blood tests to confirm an appendix cancer diagnosis. Early detection is key to formulating an effective treatment plan.

Treatment Options: A Beacon of Hope

Surgical Interventions

The primary course of action for many appendix cancer cases involves surgical removal of the appendix. In certain instances, surrounding tissues may also be excised to ensure the eradication of cancerous cells.

Chemotherapy and Beyond

Post-surgery, chemotherapy may be recommended to eliminate any remaining cancer cells and prevent recurrence. Targeted therapies and radiation may also be part of the comprehensive treatment strategy.

In conclusion, understanding appendix cancer is the first step towards effective management. With advancements in medical science, there is hope for a brighter future for those affected by this rare condition. Stay informed, seek timely medical attention, and be a part of the collective effort to combat appendix cancer.

[kiristoarts]

Honestly dtmg has so much missed potential with ghost characters. Like other than Billy you only see another ghost once (Bobby) which opens up the idea that there's other ghosts the cast can interact with but they don't. I know you explored it in some of your fics but like, for example, they could have come up with fun explorations of house dietys (spirits that protect homes and houses in Japanese folklore I think) or haunted objects or haunted areas. Like for example irl it's said that the Hollywood sign is haunted. It just could have been so much fun if they could explore that properly.

I 1000% agree! That's one reason I started writing DTMG stuff to begin with. DTMG has a lot of tropes that I LOVE, like Ghosts, Music (though I prefer rock and roll over pop), and corny/B list horror/zombie movies (especially 80's ones). Unfortunately, we didn't really get much of that in the show...

I had several ideas for various ghosts and hauntings that the boys would get involved in, but I just haven't gotten around to writing them. Long post, so more under the cut if you're interested:

I had one idea drafted about Spencer working part-time at a movie theater, only to realize it was haunted by a ghost from the black and white films era who would trap his victims in silent movie-esque scenarios. The ghost was upset about being forgotten and left behind. The boys would have to figure out how to calm the ghost down and would work out a compromise, getting the theater to have a classic movie night every now and then, so the ghost wouldn't keep trapping people. Another idea I had was for Spencer to start delving into 'ghost hunting' videos on his MeTube channel. It doesn't go as well as he thought because all the fancy 'ghost hunting' equipment he bought turns out to be mostly BS or 'the living' can't see the evidence. Here's a little drabble I wrote:

“Ok, EVP test,” Spencer said into the mic as he panned his camera around. “Is there anyone here who would like to talk?” Billy grinned and waved when the camera turned to him. “BJC here!” “Not you,” Spencer snapped. “Anyone else, who might want to talk with us?”

At one point, Spencer actually finds one haunted house but doesn't realize it until the ghost follows him home and starts to torment him and Billy in the mansion. Here's the little drabble I was thinking of when they get home after a hunt and order take-out, only to be met with something worse than a bad delivery driver. Please pardon how rough it is:

Spencer opened the door, grinning at their would-be food bearer. But blinked at the empty space that greeted him instead. He took two steps out of the entrance, looking around, but there was no one there. Not even a delivery bag was left on the stoop. Huh... Maybe he’d imagined it? But no. Billy heard it too. Even told him to go answer the door and get the food. Confused, he shook his head, stepped back in, and closed the door. Maybe the delivery guy had left when Spencer took too long to get to the door. He turned back around and started making his way back up the stairs. Knock Knock Knock Spencer’s heart lept and he whipped around. He shook his head to get a hold of himself. The deliveryman came back. That was all. Must have been within view of the house and seen Spencer come to the door. “Coming!” He called as he jogged over to ensure they didn’t leave again. He flung the door open, anticipating seeing that friendly face even more now. Nothing.  Spencer’s heart sank. He took a few hurried steps outside, looking around in all directions. There was no one else around. He stretched up on his toes, looking over the decorative walls and shrubs around the yard. Maybe a ding-dong-ditch-er was playing a prank; some neighborhood kids or any one of his many, many school bullies. Someone must have found out he was home alone (more or less) and was trying to scare him.  “Not very clever, ya know! It’ll take more than that to scare me!” He shouted into the darkness. No response. A wave of embarrassment washed over him at how ridiculous he must look right now. Outside, by himself, yelling at nothing. He ran back inside and slammed the door, locking it behind him. There was a logical explanation. Maybe the delivery guy had come and gone again. Somehow, impossibly, quick enough that Spencer hadn’t seen him. That was all, right? Right.  Spencer sucked in a breath. Everything was fine. He was the Horror Helmer after all, they’d have to do more than knock to scare him. Spencer started back towards the stairs. Five steps away from the door. Six, seven, eight, nine- KNOCK KNOCK KNOCK Spencer jumped, spinning around and nearly falling over. His heart pounded in his chest so loud that he nearly mistook it for more knocking. Spencer sucked in a breath to brace himself and bolted for the door. He flung it open, letting it swing back and hit the wall, not caring if it left a mark. Now someone HAD to be there. He’d been too fast at answering, even if someone was trying to hide he would still spot them, there weren’t that many hiding places immediately outside the door.  No one. Nothing. The same silent, dark, empty space, dimly lit by the porch lights.  Not even a single moth fluttering around the lamp. . . Huh. NO insects or insect sounds of any kind now that he was listening. No distant echoes of cars driving by, no crickets chirping, no shouting from late-night party goers. Not even the wind. Every hair on Spencer’s body stood on end. He slowly shut the door, bolted the locks, and backed up, keeping his eyes fixated on it.  “YO! Brozilla!” Spencer jumped a foot in the air, and he fell on his backside. Billy swung down into his frame of view. “What gives, dude? Answer the door! The Cobra needs to get his munchies on!” Spencer’s mouth worked, trying to form words, but nothing came out. Billy only gave him a few seconds, staring with a slightly irritated look, one eyebrow raised. Then he rolled his eyes. “Fine, I’ll get it,” he said, clearly not caring if he was seen or not. Spencer tried to call out, to tell him not to answer it, but the words were stuck in his throat.

Throughout the series, Billy's powers keep growing: he can hear things in evp static that 'the living' can't hear, and he can see ghosts when he's just out and about on a normal day, and it freaks him out. I did actually write one story where he sees a ghost who died in a fire, but I never posted it because it was kind of dark and depressing....(I wrote it during a low point, but if anyone is interested, let me know)

Back on the Billy shenanigans front, I had one idea where Spencer was playing around with the idea of making a slasher film, only for Billy's ecto to cause chaos once again. I wanted to title it Chainsaw Slasher after the VHS Glitch song.

Another drabble I was working on was them investigating an entire ghost town. During the day, it was much less exciting than Spencer was led to believe. But if you're one of the unlucky few to hear the bell tower chime at sunset while there's no one else around, then get ready for one hell of a night.

I had a standalone story that was kind of a "What If?" where Mallory kept the pirate hat on in Ep 1 and she saw Billy and how that'd unfold.

AND, to round out my Ghost Stories series, I had an idea where Billy goes toe-to-toe with Hoover in the Beverly Beverly Hills High School gymnasium, and his powers basically obliterate the gym. This lets Madam X know he's becoming too strong and getting further out of her reach, so she hatches a plan and uses the help of Bobby to finally catch him. The gang has to figure out how to break him out. This all leads into another plot about how he actually died and her possible unintentional involvement.

So yeah, I digress. They could have done SO MUCH with all these neat tropes. And I feel terrible about not continuing the series atm, but unfortunately, ~ L I F E ~ decided to get in the way...

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HAAAAA Sts x Furry designs fun, I've been having a blast to discuss with @triko-the-fluffy-artist !!

Reblogs appreciated!

Bonus: Kiki's aftermath

[maria-the-actress]

Isso me deu mais trabalho do que eu tinha pensado inicialmente

[faragonart]

FORGE AHEAD FOR FLYNT!

This Sunday (June 16) we will be doing a march in honor of our fallen friend and for the Appendix Cancer Global walk. It will take place on Primal, Leviathan at 10:00AM (CST), and any are welcome to join in. We will be making our way from Providence Point in Coerthas Central Highlands to his home in the Mist residency, where his WoL currently stands.

Would love to see you there <3

[molloyism]

life is crazy cause wdym two sides of my moms family who ARENT RELATED AT ALL had the same type of insanely rare cancer

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Why You Need a Specialist for Appendix Cancer

Appendix cancer is a rare but serious condition that often requires immediate and expert surgical intervention. Choosing the right Appendix Cancer Doctor in South Delhi ensures:

Timely diagnosis with advanced imaging

Personalized treatment plans

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Improved recovery and prognosis

Dr. Archit Pandit uses minimally invasive and robotic surgery techniques to remove tumors effectively, reduce recovery time, and minimize complications.

Comprehensive Cancer Surgery Services in Gurgaon & South Delhi

Dr. Archit Pandit offers surgical oncology services at premier hospitals in both Gurgaon and South Delhi, making cancer treatment accessible across NCR.

He is not only recognized as a leading Appendix Cancer Surgeon in Gurgaon but also provides high-level care as a Surgeon for Pancreatic Cancer in Gurgaon, treating conditions like:

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Appendix cancer cases quadrupled among millennials, finds new study: What are its early symptoms? - Times of India

Here’s a bit of unsettling health news that’s been turning heads lately: appendix cancer, once super rare, is now showing up more often in millennials. Yep, you read that right. According to a new study from Vanderbilt University Medical Center, people born between 1985 and 1990 are seeing four times as many cases as before. Those born between 1980 and 1985? Their risk has tripled.Even though…

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