• papajack said on Jun 26, 2008....

  
  
  

• papajack said on Jun 26, 2008....

  Barrett's esophagus is a condition in which the esophagus, the muscular tube that carries food and saliva from the mouth to the stomach, changes so that some of its lining is replaced by a type of tissue similar to that normally found in the intestine. This process is called intestinal metaplasia.

  While Barrett's esophagus may cause no symptoms itself, a small number of people with this condition develop a relatively rare but often deadly type of cancer of the esophagus called esophageal adenocarcinoma. Barrett's esophagus is estimated to affect about 700,000 adults in the United States. It is associated with the very common condition gastroesophageal reflux disease or GERD.

• papajack said on Jun 26, 2008....

   

  
  
  

   

• crybabylu said on Jun 26, 2008....

  In the first picture, the reddish-orange bump to the right upper part of the opening, is what the doctor pointed out to him today as they looked at the pictures.

• crybabylu said on Jun 26, 2008....

  In the first picture, the reddish-orange bump to the right upper part of the opening, is what the doctor pointed out to him today as they looked at the pictures.

• fearing said on Jun 26, 2008....

  I'll pray with you.  Let us know when you find out something.

• crybabylu said on Jun 26, 2008....

  Thanks, fearing. He is suppose to call tomorrow to get the results of the biopsy.

• crybabylu said on Jun 26, 2008....

  They also found an ulcer in the esophagus that could be causing his bleeding

• papajack said on Jun 26, 2008....

  
  
  

• hottips4u said on Jun 26, 2008....

  I have an Aunt that has perforations in her esophagus and suffered w/ acid reflux for years.
  
  They thought she had cancer as well, but it wasn't and diet was her only alternative to reducing more damage via more acid.  She's still alive at 84...and active.
  
  Don't know how closely it is to the above condition.  When in doubt go east into the medical research tri-ad of Chapel Hill of North Carolina.  Progressive and cutting edge research and treatment centers. 
  
  Best wishes. 

• Mamie said on Jun 26, 2008....

  I am praying. Please be well....peace, mamie

• CreativeWoman said on Jun 26, 2008....

  I will say a prayer too.  I hope it turns out well for you.
  
  CW
  

• Mamie said on Jun 26, 2008....

  "Remember the command that Moses the servant of the Lord gave you: 'The Lord your God is giving you rest and has granted you this land.' "
  
  Joshua 1:13

  
  In the midst of all our labors, God invites us to take refuge and rest. This is not a sign of weakness but strength.
  
  Refresh, renew and continue.
  
  

• crybabylu said on Jun 26, 2008....

  hottips---Thank you for that information, I will look it up. I was searching the net all night long and early morning, so I will check out the information you have given. We are trying not to worry. Hopefully, it won't be cancer, but even at that, we just have to follow the treatment recommendation and hope for the best.  Thanks again, Jessi.

  Mamie---I really appreciate your kind words as well, and have relayed all of what is posted to Jackie. He had several things to attend to today, so I text  message him everyone's good wishes, and he thanked me for them, and told me to thank everyone who had posted best wishes.  Thank you.

• crybabylu said on Jun 26, 2008....

  CW---Thank you for prayer, and for hoping with us for the best....

• hottips4u said on Jun 26, 2008....

  Cry :  Look Here
  
  Also notice the titles of the links on that page to your left.
  
  Further...look into the ear nose and throat specalist in the  following site :
  
  Here.
  

• crybabylu said on Jun 26, 2008....

  "Recognizing the importance of early diagnosis and aggressive, definitive surgical intervention has brought about a dramatic decline in morbidity and mortality related to distal esophageal perforation.(2) Of the 41 patients in this study, 29 were diagnosed within 24 hours of perforation with a survival rate of 89.7%. The authors agree with others who espouse aggressive, definitive surgical therapy for patients who are diagnosed early and who demonstrate contrast extravasation. We also, however, unanimously support conservative therapy for microperforations without associated continuing contamination of mediastinal or pleural cavities. In our experience with four such patients managed conservatively, the survival rate was 100%."

  Jessi---Thank you for posting your links above---I'm still reading, but so far, the information, I found, was reassuring.  Thank you again for posting this.....dee

• crybabylu said on Jun 26, 2008....

  
  
  

  the reddidh-orange bump to the right top of thr hole is Barrets Lining which is either benign or cancer, they took a biopsy.

• lfbno7 said on Jun 27, 2008....

  Please God make it all good. No more suffering or illness.

• Sunshine_Mariah said on Jun 27, 2008....

  My prayers are with you...

• crybabylu said on Jun 27, 2008....

  UPDATE!!

  UPDATE!!

  No CANCER!!!

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