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Butterfly1902
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My partner got a diagnosis of testicular cancer. Op is booked for Wednesday to have the testicle removed. My question is, will he then he cancer free? Does he no longer have cancer?? So much information was said the day we got told and I just couldn’t digest it all!  

 

  • Welcome to Cancer Chat Butterfly although I'm sorry about your partner's diagnosis.

    It is a lot to take in when finding out someone you love has been diagnosed with cancer but I'm sure your partner's medical team will be happy to answer these, and any other questions, you may have on your mind at the moment.

    We have a section on our website about testicular cancer but you may find it helpful to have a chat with [@Geth29]‍ as he recently shared a link to his blog about his testicular cancer journey.

    Wishing your partner all the best with their op tomorrow Butterfly.

    Kind regards, 

    Steph, Cancer Chat Moderator

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