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    …sharing experiences of cancer creatively

    port-a-cath removal

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    • Author: Maddy Yates
    • Published: 21st Nov '05
    • Region: Leeds
    • Cancer Type: Lymphoma, Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma
    • Tags: Blood Pressure, Emla Cream, Numb, Port-a-cath, video diary, Weight Changes

    An extremely informative piece on the process of port-a-cath removal.

    • tina martin says:
      23rd February 2009 at 7:47 pm

      You are a couragous and beautiful young lady. May you remain in remission for eternity.

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