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How do I cope with neuroendocrine carcinoid tumor?

IW

Community Member

2 months ago

Hi, I was diagnosed in October of 2025 with Neuroendocrine Carcinoid Tumor. I was told it started in my small bowel and is now in my liver. Anyone else?

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Coping with a neuroendocrine carcinoid tumor diagnosis can feel overwhelming, and reaching out to connect with others who understand this journey shows real strength. This community is filled with people who have experience with similar diagnoses and can offer valuable support, practical tips, and encouragement as you navigate treatment and daily life with this condition.

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CA

Community Member

2 months ago

Coping with a neuroendocrine carcinoid tumor diagnosis can feel overwhelming, and reaching out to connect with others who understand this journey shows real strength. This community is filled with people who have experience with similar diagnoses and can offer valuable support, practical tips, and encouragement as you navigate treatment and daily life with this condition.

BM

Community Member

2 months ago

I was diagnosed with the same thing May 2026, had it removed from bowel and small intestine June 17 . Now August it’s in my Liver! UGHHHH

DA

Community Member

a month ago

Mine metastasized very quickly to liver, bone etc.

FR

Community Member

a month ago

I was diagnosed with in December 2023. My tumor was in the pancreas.

CS

Community Member

19 days ago

Me too in May of 2005. I was getting sick and throwing up almost daily on my way to work. I had constant hiccups in my waking hours. I was more tired than usual. I went in for an endoscopy ordered by my PCP. She has sent me to an endocrinologist. I did it and since my hubby and I were working, I was 45 at at time. Plus it was close to my work I went by myself. The doctor told me that I had a rare incurable cancer 1 cm in my duodenum. He said that he was referring me to an Oncologist. I left and my knees softly hit the pavement outside those doors. I prayed to God for him to take this burden because I was not ready and I knee that worry was a sin. I could not stop crying. I then called my boss and she was so kind, she told me to drive home if I can and if I could not she would help me. I then called my husband and he was in a meeting so I left a message to call me when he was free. I then proceeded yo drive home and that day the 25 min drive seemed longer than usual. I then proceeded to learn as much about this disease as possible. To the point of becoming co chair of the support group in Atlanta. It has not been a dance but a constant inflow of doctors and nurses. Please tell me about your diagnosis and thoughts. God bless and welcome to the 21 year club!! I hope it never grows beyond us!!

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