George Harrison wrote  Something  and  For You Blue  for her, while she inspired Clapton to write this, Layla, Why Does Love Have To Be So Sad, and  Forever Man .. On March 28, 1979, the day after they were married, Clapton brought Pattie on stage and sang this to her at his show in Tucson, Arizona. Clapton released a live version in 1991 recorded in London with the National Philharmonic Orchestra.
Lymph nodes: Endometrial cancer typically spreads first by invading the muscle wall of the uterus, and then spreading through the lymph system to the nearby lymph nodes in the pelvis. Spread outside the uterus is relatively rare in most forms of endometrial cancer. ...Read more. See 1 more doctor answer.
Endometrial cancer is most likely to come back within the first few years after treatment, so an important part of your treatment plan is a specific schedule of follow-up visits after treatment is finished. How often you need to be seen depends mostly on what stage your cancer was.1  Women who had stage IA low-grade endometrioid cancers (grades 1 and 2) may be seen every 6 months for the first year after treatment, and then yearly after that. If the cancer was stage IB or II low-grade endometrioid cancers (grades 1 and 2), follow-up visits are every 3 months for the first year, then every 6 months for the next 4 years, and then once a year.