slyseal28 and Nancy Hernandez43, thanks for the PMs and the advice. Hopefully, I can return the favor down the road. Talk soon. Hang in there, everyone.
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jadetinker42 said:Here’s the number for Domančić:
212-555-0198
212-555-0144
555-0123
Look, he’s pretty backed up, so you won't be getting in anytime soon. On top of that, once he schedules an appointment, if you call him close to the date to nail down the details, he gets all moody and acts surprised that you're even calling about the slot...
Bottom line, I wouldn't count on him too much...🙂
Thanks for the info. We’ll probably just wait until chemo starts and see how things go first. Also, what do you guys think about Lothar Hirneise? Here's the link:
http://www.idealogic.co.uk/icms/3e/index.cfm?page=99
Has anyone here dealt with them, or does anyone know of any specific cases? What's the word?
Best,
What actually matters are the things that boost your immune system—that’s the MVP when you're fighting cancer. You have to take an alternative approach there.
I don't know much about this stuff, but from what I gather, we're talking broccoli, propolis, and things like that. What should I actually be focusing on? If anyone has been through this, please let me know what worked for you. For instance, would Imunomax help? If you can list some names of these supplements and tell me if they're available here in the US and where to find them, could you shoot me a DM? I hope I'm not asking too much; if this has already been discussed on the forum, just send me a link. I'm feeling a bit lost in all of this.
slyseal28, thanks, if you could help me out by asking around, I'd appreciate it. I have all my lab results right here in my files, so I can bring them in if I need a second opinion.
I was reading up on alternative stuff—OCC, MMS, colloidal silver, DMSO, and MSM. Apparently, they aren't even that expensive and can be a huge help, especially when things get serious. Does anyone here actually have experience with this? Where do I even find it, how do you use it, and what kind of results should I expect? If you know a reliable company to buy from, please just shoot me a DM.
I also came across some mushroom supplements like those IMMUNOMAX capsules (Japanese mushroom extract) and GRAVIOLA capsules (Brazilian paw paw, which is supposed to be brutal against cancer cells). There’s just so much out there that it’s overwhelming. Does anyone know if certain methods or supplements clash with each other?
I was reading up on alternative stuff—OCC, MMS, colloidal silver, DMSO, and MSM. Apparently, they aren't even that expensive and can be a huge help, especially when things get serious. Does anyone here actually have experience with this? Where do I even find it, how do you use it, and what kind of results should I expect? If you know a reliable company to buy from, please just shoot me a DM.
I also came across some mushroom supplements like those IMMUNOMAX capsules (Japanese mushroom extract) and GRAVIOLA capsules (Brazilian paw paw, which is supposed to be brutal against cancer cells). There’s just so much out there that it’s overwhelming. Does anyone know if certain methods or supplements clash with each other?
Thanks for the link.
Yeah, she had surgery about three weeks ago. They removed her entire uterus and basically everything else they could, but the issue is it spread to the ureters, and apparently, they aren't allowed to touch those. All we know is that the most dangerous areas are drying up (I think?), which should be a good sign. But today at the clinic in Mayo Clinic, the doctor told us things are pretty serious. Honestly, the explanation was so brief it felt sketchy, especially since they supposedly went through a massive pile of previous treatment records just this one day. We even have a contact over at Mayo, but those two sentences I mentioned just feel... I don't know. I’d really like to get a second opinion. Can anyone recommend someone?
Yeah, she had surgery about three weeks ago. They removed her entire uterus and basically everything else they could, but the issue is it spread to the ureters, and apparently, they aren't allowed to touch those. All we know is that the most dangerous areas are drying up (I think?), which should be a good sign. But today at the clinic in Mayo Clinic, the doctor told us things are pretty serious. Honestly, the explanation was so brief it felt sketchy, especially since they supposedly went through a massive pile of previous treatment records just this one day. We even have a contact over at Mayo, but those two sentences I mentioned just feel... I don't know. I’d really like to get a second opinion. Can anyone recommend someone?
My mom was just diagnosed with uterine sarcoma, stage 3 I think. She was supposed to go for radiation in Chicago, but it looks like they’re pivoting to chemo instead. After the medical board met, the doctors gave us this pretty vague statement:
"Based on a review of the extensive medical records, we recommend chemotherapy using the IA regimen (Ifosfamide + Adriamycin), which can be administered at...
Follow-up with the attending gynecologist after the second cycle of chemo to evaluate treatment response."
If anyone wouldn't mind breaking down the situation, the treatment options, etc., I’d really appreciate it. I've heard that native propolis is actually quite helpful during chemo, along with a solid diet—I specifically came across lepina.blog and loved what I read. If it's not too much trouble, could someone from there get in touch?
I've also heard about Mr. Domančić and people who follow his methods, as well as some gentleman in Rome. I'd love to hear from anyone who has had similar experiences and can describe what that was like.
Does anyone happen to have a phone number for Mr. Domančić or any contact info for anything that might help even a little? I honestly don't know where to start.
Are there any specific details I should know regarding the treatment for this type of sarcoma?
Stay strong, everyone. Wishing you all health.
"Based on a review of the extensive medical records, we recommend chemotherapy using the IA regimen (Ifosfamide + Adriamycin), which can be administered at...
Follow-up with the attending gynecologist after the second cycle of chemo to evaluate treatment response."
If anyone wouldn't mind breaking down the situation, the treatment options, etc., I’d really appreciate it. I've heard that native propolis is actually quite helpful during chemo, along with a solid diet—I specifically came across lepina.blog and loved what I read. If it's not too much trouble, could someone from there get in touch?
I've also heard about Mr. Domančić and people who follow his methods, as well as some gentleman in Rome. I'd love to hear from anyone who has had similar experiences and can describe what that was like.
Does anyone happen to have a phone number for Mr. Domančić or any contact info for anything that might help even a little? I honestly don't know where to start.
Are there any specific details I should know regarding the treatment for this type of sarcoma?
Stay strong, everyone. Wishing you all health.