Kate Walker54 said:John Doe, oh John Doe. ☕ I’m still hanging out on the forum using one of my many different accounts. You know how I operate with all my different personas, so feel free to reach out to this specific one once you start missing me. Sending love, bye!
Dear forum staff, I’m writing this because a few users have been accusing me for a while now of being a clone topic of the highly respected user Rass. Because of this, I’d like to kindly ask a moderator or an admin to look into these claims to see if there's any truth to them, and then please share the results of your investigation publicly. 😳 Here are the links to the profiles in question:
At this stage, there isn't much you can do right now. I’d really recommend looking into clinical trials specifically for nivolumab + ipilimumab. From what I understand, that combination is currently considered one of the best treatment options available for metastatic melanoma.
Jacob Williams7 said:Thank you so much. I’ve made a personal vow to go to Mass at least three times a week to pray for my dad—I’m even thinking about going on a pilgrimage. He isn't really a religious man, though, which is quite different from me. I truly believe that only God can heal any illness. Still, I can't help feeling a bit anxious that this melanoma might have already metastasized, seeing as there are two spots and they need such urgent surgery.
How can they be certain it's melanoma if they haven't performed the surgery yet? From what I understand, you really need a pathologist to provide a definitive diagnosis, and that usually happens after the tissue is removed. There are atypical benign nevi out there that can look just like a "classic" melanoma.