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Death help please

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GypsyJoe

GypsyJoe Report 5 Feb 2009 11:34

Sure to have done both in those days.

it's funny how we don't really think about the lifestyles they lived a century ago.

London being as grubby as it was, I wonder how much air polution could contribute?

Gypsyjoe

Researching:
Hall, Davis, Foley, Bailey, Ellis, Shillcock, Sommerville, Hay, Tait,

Madmeg

Madmeg Report 4 Feb 2009 21:47

If he was a smoker or a drinker that would increase his risk, as it does today.

Margaret

GypsyJoe

GypsyJoe Report 4 Feb 2009 19:36

wow

This death was in 1932, I wonder what he'd been eating.

Researching:
Hall, Davis, Foley, Bailey, Ellis, Shillcock, Sommerville, Hay, Tait,

KempinaPartyhat

KempinaPartyhat Report 4 Feb 2009 19:28

This type of cancer is being investigated at many hospitals and now they are trying to inject chemo straight into the tumor..........................

Some of these carcinoma are not linked to diet ....BUT to the stuff we have introduced into our world
Ie chemicals and drugs and anything we have produced

Stephanie

Stephanie Report 4 Feb 2009 18:40

It is not normally hereditary. This type of cancer is the second cmost common type worldwide and the sixth most common in the UK (not counting non melanoma skin cancer). The exact causes are not known. But it has been linked to diet.

RutlandBelle

RutlandBelle Report 4 Feb 2009 18:37

Yes it is Cancer of the Stomach

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GypsyJoe

GypsyJoe Report 4 Feb 2009 18:36

Ahhh Thankyou

I wonder what would have caused that?

Is cancer hereditary?

Gypsyjoe

Researching:
Hall, Davis, Foley, Bailey, Ellis, Shillcock, Sommerville, Hay, Tait,

Porkie_Pie

Porkie_Pie Report 4 Feb 2009 18:32

I think it is stomach Cancer

Roy

Stephanie

Stephanie Report 4 Feb 2009 18:31

Carcinoma is Cancer
No Pm could mean no post mortem, if there was a post mortem, the death certificate would have been signed by a coroner and not a doctor

GypsyJoe

GypsyJoe Report 4 Feb 2009 18:28

I got a death cert tonight, I don't understand the cause of death so if someone medical out there knows that would be grand.

The cause reads (or looks to read);

1-19 (or 101) Carcinoma of stomach
NOPM

Does this make any sense to anyone?

Gypsyjoe

Researching:
Hall, Davis, Foley, Bailey, Ellis, Shillcock, Sommerville, Hay, Tait,