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Many people seem to be having immunotherapy treatment for cancer these days, our neighbour was receiving same for some type of Myeloma but was unable to continue with it, was interesting reading about same.
Good report Ray, let’s hope your blood report stay stable, everyday is a bonus just enjoy.

Fingers and toes are crossed for you Ray.
The latest treatments are so different to a few years ago, so let's all thank modern medicine and research for these improved outcomes.

Hope you continue to get good report cards mate xxx

He suspects the cancers in my liver may not be related to the bowel cancer, which would explain the lack of progress.
Treating the wrong type of cancer.

Does this mean torturing the liver with alcohol might not be the best treatment to kill off the cancer cells? Or will it get them inebriated and open for the cancer killer treatment to really get them good?
Maybe a couple of "hash browns" could put a bit of that organic cancer killer in the blood stream and travel through the liver incognito and take the cancer out from the inside out

T1 Terry

Funnily enough, T1, alcohol injections into the cancer is one option for treatment.
No, not with a glass, but with a needle.
Apparently the direct contact with a needle full of alcohol is somewhat deleterious to the cancer cells… as is the liver itself if the alcohol is delivered by the glass.

Greynomad wrote: ↑Fri Jun 14, 2024 8:58 am Funnily enough, T1, alcohol injections into the cancer is one option for treatment.
No, not with a glass, but with a needle.
Apparently the direct contact with a needle full of alcohol is somewhat deleterious to the cancer cells… as is the liver itself if the alcohol is delivered by the glass.

Hope things workout for you Ray, but the best treatment for cancer is dietary and lifestyle change, which sadly most reject and rely upon medical science, which has come a long way since I had cancer. However the cure for cancer they've been promising for over 50 years, has yet to come about and if we want to survive, we need to try everything. I did and am still here 50 years after.

Today if you change your diet along with medical treatments, you have a much better chance of overcoming it. Most cancers are caused by diet, if you remove the cause then recovery can proceed with the help of medical science. I learnt very early on there's no miracle cure for cancers, just hard work and back then I completely dissociated myself from the medical profession and went it alone. Today they are much more advanced so can help a great deal, but it's what has caused the cancer that we have to remove so the body has the chance to recover and fight it naturally.

We dun it again today!
Took the girls for a wander around the golf course.
And it wasn't me who called for a rest stop halfway!
SWMBO had to pull up for a breather halfway up the hill on the 15th hole.
Covered 1.15km. Total step count for the day is 3,200! Highest since Christmas!!
Coupla days and I might be able to take another lap around The Swamp…

I have a biopsy scheduled for Monday, and see the liver surgeon Tuesday.
Keep us in your thoughts &/or prayers. Hoping for some good news.

Well done Ray, seems you are fighting all those nasty little buggers with all your might. I have had a word to ?? so that should see you right for next week and the future.

Dot wrote: ↑Sat Jun 22, 2024 5:49 pm I have had a word to ??

He wouldn't be game to argue with you Dot. Good on you Ray. All fingers crossed for you and good to hear you are coming along pretty well. Been cold nights up here but it is winter i suppose. Cheers and wishing you all the best. Faye and John

Best Wishes Ray, for positive good results, awesome that you managed to walk that distance, considering that you couldn’t even manage it to your mail box awhile ago, the 4 legged girls would have really enjoyed the outing & I’m sure Joy enjoyed it too.

Thats great news Ray. You'll be walking the girls up to the wineries soon. The return trip might be a bit slower.