Paul Coogan, Clival Chordoma Cancer: Sunday

Sunday 5 May 2013

Remained the same for close observation, oxygen and drip.visited all day still very poorly.

Whats it all about

After a long held repeated complaint to my Doctor about a constant nagging neck pain and latterly an inability to move my tongue fully

I was referred to my local hospital Addenbrook's for a CT scan

The scan showed a tumor in the Clival bone at the base of my skull
This has subsequently been diagnosed as a Chordoma. This is a rare type of bone cancer
Rare enough to effect approximately 1 in every 3 million people in the area I have it and 1 in every million in all cases

This is an ongoing story starting circa 2013

Hopefully this will also help others who discover they have been diagnosed with Clival Chordoma

Paul Coogan, Clival Chordoma Cancer

Sunday 5 May 2013

Sunday

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