Support resources for families dealing with cancer and other serious illnesses

My father passed away two days ago after enduring fifteen months of suffering. I appreciate everyone's posts, especially those from Angela Wright.

Adam Myers22 said:My father passed away two days ago after suffering through fifteen brutal months. I want to thank everyone for their posts, especially Angela Wright.

Please accept my deepest condolences. It breaks my heart to hear how much he had to endure; nobody deserves to go through that kind of pain.😢

Adam Myers22 said:My father passed away two days ago after suffering through fifteen long months of this. I just wanted to say thanks to everyone here for the posts, and I’m especially grateful to Angela Wright.

Please accept my deepest, most sincere condolences.

Adam Myers22 said:My father passed away two days ago after suffering through fifteen agonizing months... I want to thank everyone for their posts, particularly Angela Wright.

I am truly sorry it couldn't have ended differently and that he had to endure such immense suffering... please accept my deepest condolences.

I wanted to offer my deepest condolences

my darling

...sending my best to you, Kg, and to your family, and to everyone else walking this same difficult path...
For those of us still fighting, we haven't lost hope just yet, though I often wonder—if our loved ones have to endure endless suffering, isn't it sometimes a mercy to find an end to all that pain? It truly breaks my heart for you, Kg, knowing how much your father went through during his long struggle. At least now, he is finally at peace.

Today on "life in the fast lane," there's supposed to be a fighter appearing around 4:30 PM on the main network. She’ll be discussing her association, the astronomical costs of medication, and the various hurdles we're all forced to jump through.
I need a huge favor—URGENTLY looking for anyone who can record this, whether you can grab it digitally or just via an old-school recording device. The guy who was slated to handle this got caught up in an emergency and won't be able to pull it off, and we didn't bother setting up a backup.

I’ll owe anyone who can help us out big time.🙏

My deepest condolences

Frank Taylor4, you hear anything new yet?

Kimberly Bishop91 said:Thanks so much for the comments and advice... Angela Wright, if I may ask, which brand of native propolis were you using? And Frank Taylor4, thanks in advance if you could check whether this can be found in New York City too.

Regards,
I did some digging into IP6 & inositol and stumbled upon some staggering info. It’s a completely natural supplement that shows fascinating results in preventing and treating several serious diseases. Out there, they call it the Mayo Clinic. In Washington, D.C., you can get it through Dr. Jordan Peterson (who sees some interesting results with his patients); a box of 120 tablets is $117, 240 tabs is $233, and 400g of powder is $283. American scientists have also worked on this preparation (in the US, if you Google Ivana Vučenik, you'll find plenty of her scientific papers regarding cancer and cardiovascular disease...). My cousin had zero reactions to chemo, his immune system looks very solid, he's fully capable of daily activities, he's working, and most importantly, his mental state has bounced right back from rock bottom!!!
You can reach Dr. Jordan Peterson at: 098/331-420
Sorry for the wait since Saturday.
Martin

No problem at all—everything works out in the end, I guess. Thank you guys from the bottom of my heart; we're definitely going to reach out to Dr. Jordan Peterson. Seriously, thanks—you guys have been a massive help!!!!!

Kimberly Bishop91 said:Honestly, reading through these threads, I’m just floored by everyone's optimism. It’s actually quite overwhelming. My eyes well up reading about the struggles you all face... I truly want to believe things will improve for everyone and that staying positive is the way to go (even if I’m personally struggling to find that mindset right now). I have a quick question for the group: my father-in-law has a bronchial tumor that isn't operable. He still has two rounds of chemo left, and after that, we're essentially in the dark—nobody is giving us a clear roadmap, even though he starts his second month of treatment soon. We’ve been looking into an alternative option involving Panaceo Med powder and capsules—specifically a zeolite-based supplement from Euroanime $600 per month. Does anyone here have any actual experience with this specific product? Thanks in advance..

There is something incredibly inexpensive that actually works for boosting the immune system: colloidal silver. You can pick it up easily here in the States, and it’s definitely effective for strengthening immunity and managing various health issues.

Got a quick question—hope I'm asking this in the right spot.
As some of you might know, my mom just finished a year of brutal chemo. The good news? The lung cancer is gone. The bad news? Her body is completely wrecked and super sensitive now.
On top of beating the cancer, she opened up to me today about how much she's struggling mentally. She’s more fragile than ever and honestly, still terrified.😢I guess that's normal, but it doesn't make it any easier to deal with.

She mentioned feeling pain and tingling in her arm twice today, plus some tingling in her jaw—kind of like that sensation you get when a dentist gives you an injection. It could totally be her nerves reacting, but she's spiraling, thinking it might be a pre-heart attack situation. It's true that chemo can mess with your heart, but I'm wondering—could that actually have been a pre-infarction?🤷 Or is it just as likely to have been some kind of panic attack?🤷

KG, I am so incredibly sorry for your loss.

quietpilot87 said:I have a quick question, and I hope I’m asking this in the right place.
As some of you might know, my mother just finished a year of intense chemotherapy. The good news is the lung cancer is gone, but her body is completely wiped out and incredibly fragile right now.
On top of the physical toll, she opened up to me today about how mentally vulnerable she feels—more than ever—and how terrified she still is. 😢I assume that's normal, but it isn't easy to deal with.

She mentioned feeling pain and tingling in her arm twice today, along with some tingling in her jaw (kind of like that sensation you get after getting a shot at the dentist). It could be the nerves reacting, but she's terrified it's a precursor to a heart attack. It's true that chemo can take a toll on the heart, but I'm wondering if it really could have been a pre-infarction state? 🤷 Or maybe it was just some kind of panic attack? 🤷

It's possible, but honestly, I think it's more likely she just panicked, which then spiraled and made everything feel worse. She should definitely go in for a quick check-up just to be safe. Otherwise, when those sudden panic attacks hit, taking a small dose of Xanax can help; it relaxes the muscles without totally numbing your brain.
It would also do her a world of good to spend time with people who actually understand what it means to live with the reality that cancer could come back. Once she faces that head-on and learns how to carry that weight, she won't feel like the sky is falling every single time. 👍
Man, I dream about the day we finally get a dedicated space for the National Organization for Rare Disorders and support groups for people going through this. 🙂

Adam Myers22 said:My father passed away two days ago after suffering for 15 months. I want to thank everyone for their posts, especially Angela Wright.

KG, please accept my sincerest condolences😢. Your father is in a much better place now, and I hope there is some small comfort in knowing his suffering has finally ended. That was the only thing that helped me when my mother passed. Hang in there.

KG. Sending my deepest condolences to you and your whole family.

I’ve been away for a while, but I really feel for everyone who’s had to deal with losing someone they love during this time.

Hannah Wells30 said:There’s this super cheap thing that actually works for boosting your immune system—colloidal silver. You can pick it up here in the States, and it definitely helps with immunity and dealing with various illnesses and stuff.

I’ve heard about that water before, and honestly, it’s the real deal. I actually reached out to some people who use it for prevention and others who have used it as a remedy. I heard you can get it here in the US, so I'm just waiting on a phone number and an address for the person who makes it.
If you know where I can grab some, please post it publicly or just shoot me a DM!

Hey there!
I'm just being honest—this is heartbreaking.

So, I’ve been drinking that "silver water" stuff too—I actually started right when I arrived in Germany for my immunotherapy. Honestly, I can't tell you anything super specific about how it works or whatever, but I do know one thing... ever since I started using this along with my other supplements, my appetite has been amazing. My digestion is back on track, and I’ve actually put some weight back on, which was a huge deal for me since those last rounds of chemo and the surgery pretty much drained the life out of me. I have no clue where you could even pick this up here in the States, though, because my doctors over there make sure I'm fully stocked up before I head home. And for the record, it isn't even pricey—it’s only like 8 bucks for half a liter.

I really hope everyone out there fighting the good fight is holding up okay—and man, I hope this heat isn't absolutely killing you guys... personally, I’m basically a hermit right now, staying glued to my AC until late at night just so I can sneak out for a walk without melting.
Just sending some love out to everyone—thinking of you all! :-)
Grace Fowler