If you haven't yet, you need to report the first doctor! Leave reviews, contact the BBB, and medical organizations. He shouldn't be practicing! Save somebody else from him! Best wishes to you!
More importantly go back to that doctor and make it clear that they failed. I think a lot of doctors become egotistical jerks ignoring their patients because dissatisfied patients don’t return and tell them they’ve done a bad job. Usually because the new competent doctor helps cover for the gaslighter….
My brother died from this, it grows so quick so there is really no time to waste; go to another doctor asap. Please report the first doctor he is overbooked and overwhelmed and should not be careless and negligent with any other human soul, this cancer is quick, aggressive and deadly
It killed a colleague of mine. He was 28 when he died in 1990. People used to ask me why I was so pale. Because I did not want to age prematurely or get skin cancer. This was in the 1970s when people used oil and those aluminum things on their faces.
I am 77 (female) born and raised in Germany until I moved to the US later. I have always loved the out of doors, lots of swimming at the lake and river during the summer in Germany, sunburns each summer in the beginning, using a sun lamp later when I was a teen because a tan “was healthy” as we were told that the sun was good for us, sunblock didn’t exist back then. Later in the US I fallowed my passion riding horses, did a lot of gardening, boating on lakes and just spending as much time outdoors as I could and all without sun protection. Well to make a long story short, all of my sunburns and “healthy” tans started to catch up with me starting around age 50 with me getting pre skin cancers frozen off my face and body, I also started developing actinic keratosis on my back which are now pretty much everywhere on my body but the worst areas are the areas where I had sunburns. I had my first melanoma diagnosed in 2017 when my then dermatologist had just finished a “complete” skin check on me and told me that I was good to go for another 6 months when I pointed to my forearm and asked him what that large spot, looking like an age spot was since it didn’t look right to me, to which he responded and said “where”? He looked at it and then said “ well let’s do a biopsy just to be on the safe side and a week later I get a phone call saying it was melanoma! I had it removed and went back for a re-check when I had noticed a small jet black perfect round spot on my neck, about the size of a # 2 pencil eraser and asked the same dermatologist about it, and again he said he didn’t think it was anything but to be safe since I already had one melanoma removed he wanted to biopsy this spot, and yes you guessed right, another melanoma! Thank goodness both of those melanomas were what they call melanoma Insitu or melanoma zero because they had not entered the dermis yet and were just sitting on top of the skin. We since moved to another city and have great dermatologists who have caught all 3 of my other melanomas with all 3 of them being Insitu’s. I am very diligent in checking myself every day when I undress and if I see anything at all that doesn’t look right, I make an appointment with my dermatologist. I avoid the sun as much as I can living in Texas which is very hard to do because of the extreme hot and long summers we have here. I wear sunblock, specialty sun protective clothing made by Coolibar like long pants, long sleeve tops, wide brimmed hat and my sunglasses. I can tell you from my own experience that the sun is NOT your friend and sporting a tan is NOT healthy but a sign of sun damage, the Melanomas Clinic at MD Anderson in Houston is full of people with melanomas, young and old alike, as young as teens! Melanoma is the deadliest skin cancer there is, it can and will kill kill you if not caught early on, so please cover up and don’t “fry” yourself in the sun so you can look “healthy” because not only can you get skin cancer, but you will wrinkle terribly bad later on, none of it is worth laying in the sun and I have 5 large scars to prove it!
There’s at least one other skin cancer that is at least as aggressive as melanoma, and that’s Merkel Cell Carcinoma (MCC). I haven’t had any skin cancers (yet), btw. I’m a breast cancer survivor who’s interested in reading about cancers.
Blonde hair and blue eyes here. My mom had three kids. Growing up in the 70’s and 80’s sunscreen was not that popular. My mom's philosophy was "burn and then you'll tan" instead of taking the time to sunscreen 4 kids. I had a SEVERE sunburn at 17. So bed I was in bed for 3 days. I am pretty much expecting melanoma at some point. My paternal grandfather died from the disease and my dad has had several precancerous moles removed.
Same with me having a tan was the best back in the day. I had all 3 skin cancers but my twin brother and sister are still in the sun and no skin cancers for them.
I had two severe sunburns once at 4 and once as a teen. I was in bed for a few days too. I am not blonde. I’m a brunette with green eyes. Should I be concerned?
That Doctor that kept putting you off, should have been reported at the Hospital in which he practiced & to your Insurance Company. Yes, leave the other dermatologist. Thank goodness you puns this new Dermatoligysr !
FACT: The reason some doctors won’t work on 2 spots that need biopsies at the same visit is because insurance will pay 100% of the first one and reduce the coverage of any others sent for biopsy on the same day. (Minus any copay or deductible). The doctors want 100% so they make you come back as many times as necessary. I know this because I’ve been on both sides…..25 years working with a health insurance claim department AND many cuts and biopsies from my dermatologist. If you have a dermatologist that will only biopsy one spot at a time, change doctors. In my opinion, the whole practice of dermatology is something the AMA should research.
Stay out of the sun. That said, my brother had melanoma 15 years ago and he’s now fine. He’s an M.D. and he said his lesion was actually reddish in color. He also said that melanoma does spread like wildfire, but that every cancer can be cured if it’s caught early enough.
My nana used to tell me UV rays were good for acne. I’m glad I didn’t listen to her. She would give me a hard time about being so pale and told me I needed sun. She had had skin cancer several times though!
I hate it when people force others to go under the sun. My ex and his sister used to make fun of my pale skin. They always pushed me to tan. I never listened. I didn’t give a flying F what they thought about the colour of my skin.
@@user-yn9mx7xu1r same! they push you to tan, they say you look 'sick and unhealthy' and 'pasty' just for looking like your normal, natural, HEALTHY self!!
Wow! It's been my experience that dermatologists do not have good bedside manner. The one I have now is great. He biopsied a place on my left arm & called me on a Sunday that it was a melanoma! He was shocked as was I. I have 5% chance of it returning. I had the genetic testing.
I have stage 3 melanoma and my dermatologist takes it very seriously……you def need to find a new doctor who understands what melanoma is. I don’t get why these doctors say no when you have insurance or even want to pay cash for tests…. It’s not coming out of their pockets. He sounds too irresponsible to be dealing with such a serious disease
My daughter, around age twelve, had a "pre-melanoma" removed after doctors repeatedly brushed off my concerns. Also, my kids and I apparently have connective tissue issues...Ehlers Danlos has been suggested, along with marfan. No genetic testing, though. This is the first time I have heard of an association.
The gene mutations that predispose their carriers to breast, ovarian, etc., cancers might be the BRCA1 and BRCA2. As others here said, that lackadaisical doctor, who should’ve ensured that he had clear margins the first time he excised the tumor, should be reported and should lose his license. He disgusts me. I’m glad you have a caring and conscientious medical team now. Best wishes to you
I see a general surgeon for infected cyst type things and he and several other doctors have noticed a few concerning spots and he told me he could biopsy it if I wanted. I haven’t had that one done, but I did have this bleedy crusty itchy spot on my neck and on the other side of my neck I had this quick growing spot that was very dark like purple ish. The itchy one came back BCC and the dark was fine. So I got in with a derm PA and as a new first time patient, the secretary would only book me for 15 minutes! I went back to my surgeon to have more of the BCC removed to get clear margins and I said to him “15 minutes?!? That might be long enough to get everything from my neck up looked at!” He completely agreed. I have hundreds of spots. So, we have a game plan. He said hi will biopsy anything I want whenever I want so I don’t have to be fearful of fighting for it and he said if I have many spots they want to biopsy, he will even do it in the OR because too much lidocaine is a thing. I’m so glad I found him first and he cares so much.
Hi Amy. I hope you are doing and feeling better ❤️. I am going thru the same thing with my husband He has vocal cancer from the Military because of the chemicals Any how I’m going thru these doctors that keep pushing us off I’m at a point to take this to the state governors office. Here in Florida. The point is they won’t take care of him because he is a retired Military man after serving our country for twenty years. Please if anyone can help me that’s reading this and have the resources for me please let me know Thank. You. God bless you Amy and keep healing you and everyone out there. God Bless 🙏❤️
Im so sorry!! I don’t understand how medical science is so backwards. My derm missed a squamous cell and my friends derm wouldn’t listen to her about a mole and when she switched doctors they did a biopsy and it was stage 0 melanoma already.
I had a melanoma removed 40 years ago this year. Luckily, I had it removed withing two months of seeing it, so have had no more issues with it. The dermatologist at the time told me I had only a 3% chance of more issues. Now I have issues with squamous cell skin cancer. This is partly due to age and skin exposure. However, it is also due to a Thiazide Diuretic that my doctor prescribed to assist in lowering blood pressure. I found out this drug increases your risk of skin cancer, especially squamous cell skin cancer. Talk about the cure being worse than the disease. Do not trust your doctor to check the side effects of the medicine he/she prescribes!
@@Luka4160 Must have been a stage 1 or lower. This was 40 years ago. and I was told then that I had a 3% chance of it returning. No problems since with Melanoma. However, due to a doctor prescribing a thiazide diuretic to lower my blood pressure slightly, I now have squamous cell skin cancers every 6 months or so. I found out that thiazide diuretics raise your chances of getting squamous cell skin cancer by 30%. I am off of the medicine now, but the damage is done. NEVER take these.
Where I live there's a doctor shortage and it is normal for appointments to be booked months in advance, God us . I wonder how the other dermatologist that you were referred to was so much better and had the extra time to devote to boot. How do you strike gold twice?
“Keep an eye on it” sounds lazy to me. And, it gets rid of you. My dentist told me he was keeping an eye on a cavity. I told him to keep an eye on my hiney as it marches out of the office. 😂😂😂
Anytime a Dr ignores you and is not willing to help you, please get all your records and go to another Dr. Dont waste your time You are paying lots of money for mean Drs to not give you proper care... report those that neglegted your health....
Doctors said don’t eat sugar and most of the people think obvious things like sweets or sugary drinks. But, every carbohydrate and starch is converted in our bodies into glucose. Body doesn’t differentiate between glucose made from fruits or from glucose made from eating potatoes, pasta, bread or rice. It’s all sugar. In addition what happens on our skin is a manifestation of things that occur inside our bodies. You may get melanoma in spots that were never exposed to the sun. It’s a fallacy to blame genetics and sun for this disease. There are minerals and vitamins that are responsible for providing protection against damaging extended exposure to sun. Synthesis of vitamin D happens in skin layer thanks to exposure to sun. But primary source of vitamin D is food we eat: eggs and red meat. Ask yourself a question what are you eating? Vast majority of food we eat causes internal inflammation. Cancer is a form of inflammation.
@@dweebicusmaximus get informed before you call someone a liar. Seems like the best you can do is to call me names. If you have something to add to the discussion then say it otherwise shut up.
@@dweebicusmaximus You are the one who is misinformed. Emerging evidence suggests that cancer is primarily a mitochondrial metabolic disease. Therefore, what you eat is of critical importance. Look up Dr. Thomas Seyfried and his Press-Pulse Therapy for the management of cancer. It's time that we stop believing all the nonsense that cancer is genetic.
That doctor was power tripping on you and this is not okay. Is there any other good doctors that are not jerks? I don’t get how he could be so cruel and uncaring.
Really? Us Greeks don't go to a dermatologist? We don't even know what's a dermatologist? I can't figure out which part of Greece your husband comes from, we don't have jungles in Greece,. Monkeys are usually kept in the zoo.
So wear long pants, a long sleeved shirt, buttoned to the neck, a hat and gloves. We do when we are spending the day in the sun. We swim covered up too. It’s much more comfortable than exposed skin with sunscreen. Yeah, it’s hard to be fashionable, but think of your priorities.
Do you really think that is an appropriate thing to say to someone who is telling you about her cancer? Also I'm pretty sure she doesn't care about your thoughts on something so insignificant as her eyeliner as she has bigger things to worry about. A backhanded compliment is no compliment at all
@mercibeaucoup2486 just because you can doesn't mean you should. She was sharing about her cancer journey not for unsolicited personal comments on how she looks. Take a look in the mirror and just say to yourself " was it kind thing to say to someone fighting cancer ( or in any circumstances) "
@@yug15. I’m sorry. ☹️ Prayers his therapies are effective with few side effects. I wish I would have tried to make life more special for my dad when he was going thru it all. I was very busy with my own little children and just starting out my career. Even those with cancer who are stoic through it like my dad was deserve to have their loved ones constantly showing support, love, and encouragement thru it all. U are not asking but my advice is to inundate him with support and spoil him whenever you get the opportunity ❤️
Look into KETO for sure. You are very thin. Lift weights. No to the fruits and veggies. They are hurting you. Real talk. I know nutrition very, very well.
I have Ehlers Danlos type 3 and got one of those displastic moles removed. I wear sunscreen all summer and also whenevr I see the uv index isn't low. I should probably eat less carbs and sugar too.
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If you haven't yet, you need to report the first doctor! Leave reviews, contact the BBB, and medical organizations. He shouldn't be practicing! Save somebody else from him! Best wishes to you!
Yes, as a fellow skin cancer patient... make some noise about this guy. He failed you many times.
Nope he was trying to steer her away from her obsessive negative thinking...you narsists always need someone to BLAME , DO ONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@Lbhacksaw It's called Medical Negligence. Patients should not have to diagnose themselves. Duh!!
More importantly go back to that doctor and make it clear that they failed. I think a lot of doctors become egotistical jerks ignoring their patients because dissatisfied patients don’t return and tell them they’ve done a bad job. Usually because the new competent doctor helps cover for the gaslighter….
Remember, you can change doctors. You do not have to stay with someone who gaslights you.
She is very well spoken. We are experts at what we go through.
My brother died from this, it grows so quick so there is really no time to waste; go to another doctor asap. Please report the first doctor he is overbooked and overwhelmed and should not be careless and negligent with any other human soul, this cancer is quick, aggressive and deadly
Right
He sounds as if he’s in it for the money only.
It killed a colleague of mine. He was 28 when he died in 1990. People used to ask me why I was so pale. Because I did not want to age prematurely or get skin cancer. This was in the 1970s when people used oil and those aluminum things on their faces.
I am 77 (female) born and raised in Germany until I moved to the US later. I have always loved the out of doors, lots of swimming at the lake and river during the summer in Germany, sunburns each summer in the beginning, using a sun lamp later when I was a teen because a tan “was healthy” as we were told that the sun was good for us, sunblock didn’t exist back then. Later in the US I fallowed my passion riding horses, did a lot of gardening, boating on lakes and just spending as much time outdoors as I could and all without sun protection. Well to make a long story short, all of my sunburns and “healthy” tans started to catch up with me starting around age 50 with me getting pre skin cancers frozen off my face and body, I also started developing actinic keratosis on my back which are now pretty much everywhere on my body but the worst areas are the areas where I had sunburns. I had my first melanoma diagnosed in 2017 when my then dermatologist had just finished a “complete” skin check on me and told me that I was good to go for another 6 months when I pointed to my forearm and asked him what that large spot, looking like an age spot was since it didn’t look right to me, to which he responded and said “where”? He looked at it and then said “ well let’s do a biopsy just to be on the safe side and a week later I get a phone call saying it was melanoma! I had it removed and went back for a re-check when I had noticed a small jet black perfect round spot on my neck, about the size of a # 2 pencil eraser and asked the same dermatologist about it, and again he said he didn’t think it was anything but to be safe since I already had one melanoma removed he wanted to biopsy this spot, and yes you guessed right, another melanoma! Thank goodness both of those melanomas were what they call melanoma Insitu or melanoma zero because they had not entered the dermis yet and were just sitting on top of the skin. We since moved to another city and have great dermatologists who have caught all 3 of my other melanomas with all 3 of them being Insitu’s. I am very diligent in checking myself every day when I undress and if I see anything at all that doesn’t look right, I make an appointment with my dermatologist. I avoid the sun as much as I can living in Texas which is very hard to do because of the extreme hot and long summers we have here. I wear sunblock, specialty sun protective clothing made by Coolibar like long pants, long sleeve tops, wide brimmed hat and my sunglasses. I can tell you from my own experience that the sun is NOT your friend and sporting a tan is NOT healthy but a sign of sun damage, the Melanomas Clinic at MD Anderson in Houston is full of people with melanomas, young and old alike, as young as teens! Melanoma is the deadliest skin cancer there is, it can and will kill kill you if not caught early on, so please cover up and don’t “fry” yourself in the sun so you can look “healthy” because not only can you get skin cancer, but you will wrinkle terribly bad later on, none of it is worth laying in the sun and I have 5 large scars to prove it!
There’s at least one other skin cancer that is at least as aggressive as melanoma, and that’s Merkel Cell Carcinoma (MCC). I haven’t had any skin cancers (yet), btw. I’m a breast cancer survivor who’s interested in reading about cancers.
Whoa! I’ve had melanoma and that doctor needs to have his license yanked.
Go girl you do have to be your advocate in this life hope you have a happy life and a long one great vlog lv Rhoda England xxxx ❤
Blonde hair and blue eyes here. My mom had three kids. Growing up in the 70’s and 80’s sunscreen was not that popular. My mom's philosophy was "burn and then you'll tan" instead of taking the time to sunscreen 4 kids. I had a SEVERE sunburn at 17. So bed I was in bed for 3 days. I am pretty much expecting melanoma at some point. My paternal grandfather died from the disease and my dad has had several precancerous moles removed.
Same with me having a tan was the best back in the day. I had all 3 skin cancers but my twin brother and sister are still in the sun and no skin cancers for them.
I had two severe sunburns once at 4 and once as a teen. I was in bed for a few days too. I am not blonde. I’m a brunette with green eyes. Should I be concerned?
That Doctor that kept putting you off, should have been reported at the Hospital in which he practiced & to your Insurance Company. Yes, leave the other dermatologist. Thank goodness you puns this new Dermatoligysr !
@@Lbhacksaw Just stop!
FACT: The reason some doctors won’t work on 2 spots that need biopsies at the same visit is because insurance will pay 100% of the first one and reduce the coverage of any others sent for biopsy on the same day. (Minus any copay or deductible). The doctors want 100% so they make you come back as many times as necessary. I know this because I’ve been on both sides…..25 years working with a health insurance claim department AND many cuts and biopsies from my dermatologist. If you have a dermatologist that will only biopsy one spot at a time, change doctors. In my opinion, the whole practice of dermatology is something the AMA should research.
Ma'am you're a beautiful lady. Prayers to you, you're going to make it. God bless, Denis Berte' USMC
Oh my gosh, these doctors that dont care.. this is one of my concerns whenever i go to a doctor.
Your story was amazing. Thank you for sharing this. Blessings to you.
Stay out of the sun. That said, my brother had melanoma 15 years ago and he’s now fine. He’s an M.D. and he said his lesion was actually reddish in color. He also said that melanoma does spread like wildfire, but that every cancer can be cured if it’s caught early enough.
Every person is different
My nana used to tell me UV rays were good for acne. I’m glad I didn’t listen to her. She would give me a hard time about being so pale and told me I needed sun. She had had skin cancer several times though!
I hate it when people force others to go under the sun. My ex and his sister used to make fun of my pale skin. They always pushed me to tan. I never listened. I didn’t give a flying F what they thought about the colour of my skin.
@@user-yn9mx7xu1r same! they push you to tan, they say you look 'sick and unhealthy' and 'pasty' just for looking like your normal, natural, HEALTHY self!!
Wow! It's been my experience that dermatologists do not have good bedside manner. The one I have now is great. He biopsied a place on my left arm & called me on a Sunday that it was a melanoma! He was shocked as was I. I have 5% chance of it returning. I had the genetic testing.
My dermatologists have all been very warm doctors. In fact, my latest one is almost too warm! She’s also got a great sense of humor.
Omg. We have so much in common/melanoma and EDs had no idea those 2 are connected!
I have stage 3 melanoma and my dermatologist takes it very seriously……you def need to find a new doctor who understands what melanoma is. I don’t get why these doctors say no when you have insurance or even want to pay cash for tests…. It’s not coming out of their pockets. He sounds too irresponsible to be dealing with such a serious disease
They have incentives for keeping referrals low… of course it all has to be money motivated!
whats ur health status ur stage 3 a b c d
@@yug15. I was stage 3A but it spread so it went up….im still doing immunotherapy
But currently NED
@@TheMic74key always 🙏🙌
You are a beautiful soul. Thank you for your clear advice. Best to you always ❤ Remember to pray about everything .
My daughter, around age twelve, had a "pre-melanoma" removed after doctors repeatedly brushed off my concerns. Also, my kids and I apparently have connective tissue issues...Ehlers Danlos has been suggested, along with marfan. No genetic testing, though. This is the first time I have heard of an association.
The gene mutations that predispose their carriers to breast, ovarian, etc., cancers might be the BRCA1 and BRCA2.
As others here said, that lackadaisical doctor, who should’ve ensured that he had clear margins the first time he excised the tumor, should be reported and should lose his license. He disgusts me.
I’m glad you have a caring and conscientious medical team now. Best wishes to you
Very informative, thank you and God Bless you!
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Always & Forever
I see a general surgeon for infected cyst type things and he and several other doctors have noticed a few concerning spots and he told me he could biopsy it if I wanted. I haven’t had that one done, but I did have this bleedy crusty itchy spot on my neck and on the other side of my neck I had this quick growing spot that was very dark like purple ish. The itchy one came back BCC and the dark was fine. So I got in with a derm PA and as a new first time patient, the secretary would only book me for 15 minutes! I went back to my surgeon to have more of the BCC removed to get clear margins and I said to him “15 minutes?!? That might be long enough to get everything from my neck up looked at!” He completely agreed. I have hundreds of spots. So, we have a game plan. He said hi will biopsy anything I want whenever I want so I don’t have to be fearful of fighting for it and he said if I have many spots they want to biopsy, he will even do it in the OR because too much lidocaine is a thing. I’m so glad I found him first and he cares so much.
Hi Amy. I hope you are doing and feeling better ❤️.
I am going thru the same thing with my husband He has vocal cancer from the Military because of the chemicals Any how I’m going thru these doctors that keep pushing us off I’m at a point to take this to the state governors office. Here in Florida. The point is they won’t take care of him because he is a retired Military man after serving our country for twenty years.
Please if anyone can help me that’s reading this and have the resources for me please let me know
Thank. You. God bless you Amy and keep healing you and everyone out there. God Bless 🙏❤️
Please tell me you got an attorney. The SOB might have killed you. I'm so sorry.
Our brother in law is getting radiation. It went to his brain and lungs.
It is NOT OK for a Doctor to act that way...he should be reported!
Right
Thanks for sharing this. I would of changed doctors long ago
I’m surprised you didn’t change doctors a lot sooner.
Im so sorry!! I don’t understand how medical science is so backwards. My derm missed a squamous cell and my friends derm wouldn’t listen to her about a mole and when she switched doctors they did a biopsy and it was stage 0 melanoma already.
I had a melanoma removed 40 years ago this year. Luckily, I had it removed withing two months of seeing it, so have had no more issues with it. The dermatologist at the time told me I had only a 3% chance of more issues. Now I have issues with squamous cell skin cancer. This is partly due to age and skin exposure. However, it is also due to a Thiazide Diuretic that my doctor prescribed to assist in lowering blood pressure. I found out this drug increases your risk of skin cancer, especially squamous cell skin cancer. Talk about the cure being worse than the disease. Do not trust your doctor to check the side effects of the medicine he/she prescribes!
Hello how are u doing? I was diagnosed with melanoma stage 1a in october of 2023, may i ask what stage was yours?
@@Luka4160 Must have been a stage 1 or lower. This was 40 years ago. and I was told then that I had a 3% chance of it returning. No problems since with Melanoma. However, due to a doctor prescribing a thiazide diuretic to lower my blood pressure slightly, I now have squamous cell skin cancers every 6 months or so. I found out that thiazide diuretics raise your chances of getting squamous cell skin cancer by 30%. I am off of the medicine now, but the damage is done. NEVER take these.
Where I live there's a doctor shortage and it is normal for appointments to be booked months in advance, God us . I wonder how the other dermatologist that you were referred to was so much better and had the extra time to devote to boot. How do you strike gold twice?
“Keep an eye on it” sounds lazy to me. And, it gets rid of you. My dentist told me he was keeping an eye on a cavity. I told him to keep an eye on my hiney as it marches out of the office. 😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂 💙 I hope he enjoyed that last sight of you!
@@Ceerads
Yes! 😂😂😂😂
@@darrellhicks360 Thank you! I’m envisioning it now! 😂😂😂
Ok I have a mole so similar but my dermatologist told me it’s ok. No biopsy. Damn.
Go get it biopsied now! Seriously. Doctor does not have proof
Who is that "Doctor"? Did you report him to the board to protect other from him?
Glad that you stuck to your guns! You were right to keep asking for a biopsy of suspicious spots. Congratulations on taking charge of your own health!
I fried like a crispy potato. All the oil and such. Sun poisoning. I am 60 now but only with basal and squamous. Bless you
I hope you reported that doctor.
Anytime a Dr ignores you and is not willing to help you, please get all your records and go to another Dr. Dont waste your time
You are paying lots of money for mean Drs to not give you proper care...
report those that neglegted your health....
Doctors said don’t eat sugar and most of the people think obvious things like sweets or sugary drinks. But, every carbohydrate and starch is converted in our bodies into glucose. Body doesn’t differentiate between glucose made from fruits or from glucose made from eating potatoes, pasta, bread or rice. It’s all sugar. In addition what happens on our skin is a manifestation of things that occur inside our bodies. You may get melanoma in spots that were never exposed to the sun. It’s a fallacy to blame genetics and sun for this disease. There are minerals and vitamins that are responsible for providing protection against damaging extended exposure to sun. Synthesis of vitamin D happens in skin layer thanks to exposure to sun. But primary source of vitamin D is food we eat: eggs and red meat. Ask yourself a question what are you eating? Vast majority of food we eat causes internal inflammation. Cancer is a form of inflammation.
You are lying or have been lied to. Get off the internet if you are this extremely gullible
@@dweebicusmaximus get informed before you call someone a liar. Seems like the best you can do is to call me names. If you have something to add to the discussion then say it otherwise shut up.
@@dweebicusmaximus You are the one who is misinformed.
Emerging evidence suggests that cancer is primarily a mitochondrial metabolic disease. Therefore, what you eat is of critical importance. Look up Dr. Thomas Seyfried and his Press-Pulse Therapy for the management of cancer. It's time that we stop believing all the nonsense that cancer is genetic.
Thank you for debunking the myth that eating sugar can promote a cancer.
❤️🐞
That doctor was power tripping on you and this is not okay. Is there any other good doctors that are not jerks? I don’t get how he could be so cruel and uncaring.
Really? Us Greeks don't go to a dermatologist? We don't even know what's a dermatologist? I can't figure out which part of Greece your husband comes from, we don't have jungles in Greece,. Monkeys are usually kept in the zoo.
My problem is that sunscreen also causes cancer
So wear long pants, a long sleeved shirt, buttoned to the neck, a hat and gloves. We do when we are spending the day in the sun. We swim covered up too. It’s much more comfortable than exposed skin with sunscreen. Yeah, it’s hard to be fashionable, but think of your priorities.
@@sw6118 but we need vitamin d.
False
@@Lisa_RNHealthHub no chemicals cause cancer not false. Lmao.
@@melrose2853 Tell us what you know that all the specialists, Dr's, scientists, chemists round the world don't. Why are they all wrong, & you right?
Isn't Las Vegas known for their terrible healthcare? At least by the locals I've heard them complain so much about how bad the healthcare is there.
Right ❤
“Everyone on social media knows my husband and I”….umm, are you sure?
Why didn't you sue this doctor that didn't listen to you? unacceptable!
Girl ditch that eye liner you are gorgeous
Just lose the bottom liner. Keep the upper! You are beautiful.
Shut up and let the woman live. God forbid a woman does anything without an army of nagging jerks telling her not to
Do you really think that is an appropriate thing to say to someone who is telling you about her cancer?
Also I'm pretty sure she doesn't care about your thoughts on something so insignificant as her eyeliner as she has bigger things to worry about.
A backhanded compliment is no compliment at all
@@ukingly opinions are free of charge in 🇺🇸
@mercibeaucoup2486 just because you can doesn't mean you should. She was sharing about her cancer journey not for unsolicited personal comments on how she looks.
Take a look in the mirror and just say to yourself " was it kind thing to say to someone fighting cancer ( or in any circumstances) "
The Dr knows the body but they don’t know your body like you do.
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Not everyone on social media knows you. I’ve never seen or heard of you before.
Doctor
*Oh im sorry im too busy to save your life. Call back Tomorrow.*
Pancreatic cancer is thought to be linked to mm
Right ❤
Your first visit should have told you to find another Dr or go back to UCLA
My dad died from this.
Mine too 😢 his dermatologist also put him off when he expressed concern about the spots. He got 2nd opinion but it was too late
which stage?
@@yug15. diagnosed at stage 4. He lived very good quality of life for 6 years afterwards
@@muscleNPmama my dad also stage 3c 1st dose nivolumab complete
@@yug15. I’m sorry. ☹️ Prayers his therapies are effective with few side effects. I wish I would have tried to make life more special for my dad when he was going thru it all. I was very busy with my own little children and just starting out my career. Even those with cancer who are stoic through it like my dad was deserve to have their loved ones constantly showing support, love, and encouragement thru it all. U are not asking but my advice is to inundate him with support and spoil him whenever you get the opportunity ❤️
Look into KETO for sure. You are very thin. Lift weights. No to the fruits and veggies. They are hurting you. Real talk. I know nutrition very, very well.
This doctor is the worst and he doesn't know what he's doing
Please expose that doc name so we can all avoid seeing him
You need a different doctor. He is arrogant, condescending and he is working for YOU. He is a jerk. 😠
yes, you should Google. Otherwise you are uninformed.
ASTAXANTHIN
A little more explanation please.
@@sw6118 Astaxanthin has many benefits including protection from cancer. It also acts as an internal sunscreen. Lots of info at Pubmed.
I think he was trying to stop you manifesting it by having ypur thoughts so negative...n youre STILL talking about it. Wow wake up!!!
Oh dear.
I have Ehlers Danlos type 3 and got one of those displastic moles removed. I wear sunscreen all summer and also whenevr I see the uv index isn't low. I should probably eat less carbs and sugar too.
I’ll let my nieces know about the skin cancer risks and ED.