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Cancer diagnosis - please help! in Health ·
It has been exactly one year since my mother-in-law passed away from lung cancer, a disease that eventually metastasized to her bones and brain. Having endured the absolute agony of watching that brutal illness unfold, I feel compelled to advise you—for both your sake and your sister's—to reach out to a palliative care association immediately. We failed to do that back then, and looking back through the lens of hindsight, it is painfully clear that we should have. The fallout from that entire traumatic ordeal is something my husband still struggles with today due to post-traumatic stress, not to mention my father-in-law, and I truly believe the burden would have been lighter for everyone involved if we had sought professional psychological support for the family and for her as well.
The second thing I must say is this: from the very beginning, you absolutely must pursue conventional medicine and alternative therapies in parallel.
I haven't had the chance to read every single post here, but I would personally recommend beetroot juice, papaya juice, and aloe vera.

We even attempted macrobiotics, though we didn't see significant results; however, I realize how incredibly individual these responses can be. I have heard of many cases where people found relief, provided they approach it gradually rather than aggressively.

We even visited Plečko in our suburban town, but by that stage, she was already in the final phase of the disease, so it is difficult to say if anything could have truly made a difference at that point.

In short, much like what has already been mentioned, you really need to cut down on sugar and fats in your diet, as those substances essentially feed those wretched cancer cells.

I wish you all the best of luck; please, do not give up, stay persistent, and steel your nerves for the journey ahead.
👋 care