what did farrah have surgery for?
Anal cancer
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 After completing each operation , Jolie discussed her mastectomy and oophorectomy in op @-@ eds published by The New York Times , with the aim of helping other women make informed health choices . She detailed her diagnosis , surgeries , and personal experiences , and described her decision to undergo preventive surgery as a proactive measure for the sake of her six children . Jolie further wrote , " On a personal note , I do not feel any less of a woman . I feel empowered that I made a strong choice that in no way diminishes my femininity . " 

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 As the Farrar children grew old enough , they were enrolled in The Pembroke Hill School , a private school in Kansas City . Green was reportedly a good mother who wanted the best for her children and encouraged them in their activities of choice . Though she attempted to resume her medical career after her last maternity leave , her practice faltered and her chronic pain increased . In 1992 , she gave up her practice and became a homemaker , working part @-@ time from the family 's house on medical peer reviews and Medicaid processing . Medical professionals who worked with her during this time described her as being distant and cold towards her patients and displaying obsessive behaviour towards her husband . 

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 Michael Farrar underwent surgery in December 1995 to treat an abscess in his brain caused by the poisoning . Fearful that Farrar would not survive the proceedings , and knowing that his testimony was key to their case , prosecutors videotaped his testimony beforehand . The surgery was successful , and Farrar testified in person and recounted Green 's problems with alcohol and the break @-@ up of their marriage . Under cross @-@ examination by Green 's counsel , he admitted that both he and Green had contributed to the problems in the couple 's marriage and that his relationship with his son had been so adversarial that they had sometimes come to blows . 

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 After Jenna 's birth , Schmirler experienced many health problems . She had suffered from back pain , which was thought to be pregnancy related , and following Jenna 's birth , she began to suffer from stomach pains . Tests showed that a cancerous node the size of a fist had developed behind her heart . As her condition worsened , she underwent surgery on September 6 , 1999 . During surgery , a dead piece of the tumour broke off and released a blood clot into her lung . Her heart stopped beating , and only emergency heart massage kept her alive . Almost a month after being diagnosed with cancer , doctors finally provided a specific diagnosis – metastatic adenocarcinoma , with an unknown primary site . Because no one could pin down where the cancer came from , Sandra referred to it as " the cancer from Mars . " In addition to chemotherapy and radiation , Schmirler explored orthomolecular medicine through the Canadian Cancer Research Group . This form of alternative medicine involves large doses of vitamins and nutrients . 

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 While Gore has criticized Bush for his Katrina response , he has not spoken publicly about his part in the evacuation of 270 patients on September 3 & 4 , 2005 , from Charity Hospital in New Orleans to Tennessee . On September 1 , Gore was contacted by Charity Hospital 's Neurosurgeon Dr. David Kline , who had operated on his son Albert , through Greg Simon of FasterCures . Kline informed Gore and Simon of the desperate conditions at the hospital and asked Gore and Simon to arrange relief . On Gore 's personal financial commitment , two airlines each provided a plane with one flight latter underwritten by Larry Flax . The flights were flown by volunteer airline crews and medically staffed by Gore 's cousin , retired Col. Dar LaFon , and family physician Dr. Anderson Spickard and were accompanied by Gore and Albert III . Gore used his political influence to expedite landing rights in New Orleans . 
