Angela Wright;21401896 said:
Brain tumors—malignant ones like astrocytoma, glioblastoma, or gliosarcoma—always come with grim prognoses, but that doesn't mean a person is stuck living by those survival averages (you didn't specify which type we're talking about here).
So, we got the pathology results back today: Glioblastoma multiforme grade IV.
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The tumor was diagnosed at an inoperable stage. Despite the family's insistence, they went ahead with surgery anyway, which managed to remove some of the tumor tissue. The prognosis isn't looking good...
Mostly, we’d be willing to try just about anything—some new drug in clinical trials, bioenergy, maybe even some folk remedy—regardless of what the data says. At this point, there isn't much time left, unfortunately, and we really have nothing left to lose.
Mostly, we’d be willing to try just about anything—some new drug in clinical trials, bioenergy, maybe even some folk remedy—regardless of what the data says. At this point, there isn't much time left, unfortunately, and we really have nothing left to lose.
If anyone happens to know anything about this medication, please share. I'd really appreciate some insight.
First things first—what everyone actually wants to know is how to get their hands on the medication.
First things first—what everyone actually wants to know is how to get their hands on the medication.