With 6 autoimmune diseases and fighting two primary cancers squamous cell carcinoma that spread to my bones (terminal) and endometrial cancer and winning the battle thus far over a terminal cancer my biggest issue with pain is still my stomach. I've had a partial hip replacement before I get radiation. I've had two surgeries on my female parts a partial hysterectomy then a complete hysterectomy because after chemo my other overy decided to grow an orange size tumor. I had cancer from the top of my head to both my knees in every bone to those knees. I had originally decided to give my body to science until I got babtized and parts of me still want to give my body to science while a small portion of me is buried beneath the tree. I was a donor my entire life even as a child because my mother listen to me and I made my wish to have as much donated to save others but now having cancer with the chemo that's out. I had the test done to see if I was genetically disposed to cancer and I was but the unknown gene so that fits me perfectly because I'm always the one in the 1% it happens to and my Dr's tell me I'm a walking anomaly but I'm also a miracle. I didn't do all my chemo nor my immunotherapy not even close and I feared immunotherapy therapy more than chemo which was correct. Immunotherapy I puked for 55 days from both ends day and night. My kidney injury was so severe they did a poison test on me but it was that bad from severe dehydration. I have Sjogren’s syndrome, psoriatic arthritis, polycystic ovary syndrome, fibromyalgia, pustular psoriasis which only comes on the hands and feet, there is esophagus, muscle disease, pernicious anemia, from the chemo I have an hernia, rare eye disease that makes you go blind and so much more. It's insane but I'm still living.,(reply>), Thank you for your post. You are full of strength and hope that anyone can learn from. I hope medical research can continue to improve, and I thank you for continuing the conversation. Hoping you have some pain-free days ahead.