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Post by baselswh on Jul 28, 2022 18:03:03 GMT
A real 100%-er.That attitude will see Nick beat this b'stard disease.
Best wishes Nick!
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Post by Deleted on Jul 28, 2022 18:19:05 GMT
Oh no, that’s a nasty unusual form of cancer, a long battle to be fought there, best wishes to Nick and his family.
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Post by gasprom on Jul 28, 2022 18:21:58 GMT
Wishing Nick the very best. He has the love and support not only of friends and family but many thousand Gasheads.
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Post by Gasmad on Jul 28, 2022 18:43:38 GMT
Come on Nick you can beat this you always give 120 percent on the pitch. Wishing you all the best from all gasheads
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Post by Gasmad on Jul 28, 2022 18:44:17 GMT
Come on Nick you can beat this you always give 120 percent on the pitch. Wishing you all the best from all gasheads
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Post by JeffNZ on Jul 28, 2022 22:51:13 GMT
Good luck Nick. You know you're not alone in this battle, right? You have every single Gashead backing you.
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Post by warehamgas on Jul 29, 2022 8:03:48 GMT
Awful news. But I sense Nick is a fighter from what I saw and I wish him every bit of luck and well-being as he fights this awful news. Good luck Nick and here’s to seeing you back at the Mem asap. UTG!
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Post by vaughan on Jul 29, 2022 10:13:17 GMT
How cruel can life be, with the news of Steve Slade and now this.
I have done some research on this type of cancer and the skill of the surgery will be critical in determining his prospects as an athlete. Because he is a sports person, I hope that the tumour was detected early enough.
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Post by emperorsuperbus on Jul 29, 2022 14:05:59 GMT
How cruel can life be, with the news of Steve Slade and now this. I have done some research on this type of cancer and the skill of the surgery will be critical in determining his prospects as an athlete. Because he is a sports person, I hope that the tumour was detected early enough. was it all the first week back testing they do that picked up on it? So hoping they got it early? wishing you long life and happiness Nick. 🙏🏻
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Post by tenniscourtgas on Jul 29, 2022 16:33:42 GMT
Horrible situation for Nick to have to face, hope so much that his career can be saved, and that he can be restored to full health. We will all be thinking of you Nick.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 30, 2022 18:53:28 GMT
How cruel can life be, with the news of Steve Slade and now this. I have done some research on this type of cancer and the skill of the surgery will be critical in determining his prospects as an athlete. Because he is a sports person, I hope that the tumour was detected early enough. Early enough is the key to this, but sarcomas both soft and hard tissue are easily mistaken for other injuries and not diagnosed. Mutilative limb salvage is something my son experienced dealing with a soft tissue rhabdomyosarcoma in his right thigh seeing the entire muscle removed. The efforts being made are to protect life nothing else keeping this from spreading into Nicks lungs let alone taking enough bone to provide a clear cancer free margin. If we see Nick playing again that would be a miracle, but one I sincerely hope for.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 30, 2022 19:30:19 GMT
How cruel can life be, with the news of Steve Slade and now this. I have done some research on this type of cancer and the skill of the surgery will be critical in determining his prospects as an athlete. Because he is a sports person, I hope that the tumour was detected early enough. Early enough is the key to this, but sarcomas both soft and hard tissue are easily mistaken for other injuries and not diagnosed. Mutilative limb salvage is something my son experienced dealing with a soft tissue rhabdomyosarcoma in his right thigh seeing the entire muscle removed. The efforts being made are to protect life nothing else keeping this from spreading into Nicks lungs let alone taking enough bone to provide a clear cancer free margin. If we see Nick playing again that would be a miracle, but one I sincerely hope for. Just had to Google some of that mate. Good grief! Cancer is a word we don't type on here. Get fit Nick, you have thousands of us thinking of you.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 31, 2022 7:57:56 GMT
Early enough is the key to this, but sarcomas both soft and hard tissue are easily mistaken for other injuries and not diagnosed. Mutilative limb salvage is something my son experienced dealing with a soft tissue rhabdomyosarcoma in his right thigh seeing the entire muscle removed. The efforts being made are to protect life nothing else keeping this from spreading into Nicks lungs let alone taking enough bone to provide a clear cancer free margin. If we see Nick playing again that would be a miracle, but one I sincerely hope for. Just had to Google some of that mate. Good grief! Cancer is a word we don't type on here. Get fit Nick, you have thousands of us thinking of you. We don’t type it do we mate, but it’s funny how one word can trigger emotions especially specific names of this savage and frightening disease. Thankfully my son has survived 10 years now he was also 26 at his diagnosis. One phrase that I got from livestrong comes to mind that I would say to Nick is this ‘ fight like hell’.
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Post by kingswood Polak on Jul 31, 2022 9:31:06 GMT
How cruel can life be, with the news of Steve Slade and now this. I have done some research on this type of cancer and the skill of the surgery will be critical in determining his prospects as an athlete. Because he is a sports person, I hope that the tumour was detected early enough. Early enough is the key to this, but sarcomas both soft and hard tissue are easily mistaken for other injuries and not diagnosed. Mutilative limb salvage is something my son experienced dealing with a soft tissue rhabdomyosarcoma in his right thigh seeing the entire muscle removed. The efforts being made are to protect life nothing else keeping this from spreading into Nicks lungs let alone taking enough bone to provide a clear cancer free margin. If we see Nick playing again that would be a miracle, but one I sincerely hope for. I lost my sister in law to it and, as you say, it can be very aggressive and metastasise , quickly. I have talked with two of my specialists and as soon as i said what it is, they both had fearful looks on them and said it needs aggressive treatment. I will be praying for him at midday mass. My sister in law had an awful and prolonged end and she was clear but after amputation of her left leg, 18 months later it was all over her. I am no expert, far from it but i have become pretty good at self diagnosing and reluctantly as no one would listen. I wish him all the strength and good will that i can and hope that medicine has come on from that awful period
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Post by kingswood Polak on Jul 31, 2022 9:34:26 GMT
Just had to Google some of that mate. Good grief! Cancer is a word we don't type on here. Get fit Nick, you have thousands of us thinking of you. We don’t type it do we mate, but it’s funny how one word can trigger emotions especially specific names of this savage and frightening disease. Thankfully my son has survived 10 years now he was also 26 at his diagnosis. One phrase that I got from livestrong comes to mind that I would say to Nick is this ‘ fight like hell’. Surely you must have noticed how we have all clinicised dying and no one uses that word but instead uses passed or left us and other words, to avoid using the word. Anyway, not going to go deeper than that as i am hoping he has had this caught very early and treatment can save him EDIT When i had my chemo sessions and not for cancer but the worst of the diseases i have, a positive attitude is a must. I saw the fearful and weaker people just fade away and quickly, the more positive and even jovial did well. I was put in my place by a young lad of 7 who had AML and he tore me off a strip by telling me only girls cry and that i had to get myself together, wash my tears away and fight with all i had, i shall never forget that young boy, all i knew was his name was George but he provided me with real positivity and spoke way beyond his tender years
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Post by Deleted on Jul 31, 2022 9:52:34 GMT
Just had to Google some of that mate. Good grief! Cancer is a word we don't type on here. Get fit Nick, you have thousands of us thinking of you. We don’t type it do we mate, but it’s funny how one word can trigger emotions especially specific names of this savage and frightening disease. Thankfully my son has survived 10 years now he was also 26 at his diagnosis. One phrase that I got from livestrong comes to mind that I would say to Nick is this ‘ fight like hell’. ❤️ Wonderful for you and your son! Apologies for the confusion. I meant cancer is a word beginning with c and containing 4 letters in total. You're right though mate, it does trigger emotions in us all. Absolutely everyone has either known someone with cancer, or will do. Vile. Nick is fit, a fighter and plainly has a heart of a lion. He WILL be strong!
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Post by Bath Gas on Jul 31, 2022 14:54:00 GMT
How cruel can life be, with the news of Steve Slade and now this. I have done some research on this type of cancer and the skill of the surgery will be critical in determining his prospects as an athlete. Because he is a sports person, I hope that the tumour was detected early enough. was it all the first week back testing they do that picked up on it? So hoping they got it early? wishing you long life and happiness Nick. 🙏🏻 Nick mentioned to the club Dr that he'd been getting some pain in his leg, Dr decided to do a scan to see what was going on - then poor Nick's life turned upside down in an instant. Devastating for him and his young family.
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Post by swissgas on Jul 31, 2022 16:20:10 GMT
Best wishes to Nick and his family and good luck in the battle ahead.
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Post by Angas on Jul 31, 2022 17:13:12 GMT
was it all the first week back testing they do that picked up on it? So hoping they got it early? wishing you long life and happiness Nick. 🙏🏻 Nick mentioned to the club Dr that he'd been getting some pain in his leg, Dr decided to do a scan to see what was going on - then poor Nick's life turned upside down in an instant. Devastating for him and his young family. If that's the case, then hopefully they have caught it early. The one advantage sports people have is that they have access to checks far earlier than the rest of us. My thoughts are with Nick and his family at this very difficult time.
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