My mom just died yesterday from stage 4 lung cancer that spread throughout her body. She got diagnosed 5 months ago. Were also here in NJ. Glad your better now. Congrats!
I'm so glad you're doing well. My father died from lung cancer 41 years ago - all they could do for him back then was to remove his entire lung. I'm so happy the treatment for lung cancer has moved on so much since then!
@@youpedia4614 , This month is my 5 yr Cancerversary. Been in remission now for over 3 yrs. Stage 4 lung cancer, never smoker. PEOPLE , GET SCREENED! Smoker pass or present? Over 50 ? Family history of lung cancer? Don't be scared, BE SMART.
I hit 5 yrs this month November. I also hit 3 yrs in remission in Sept 2024. I spend my days volunteering at my cancer center in NJ , mentoring lung cancer patients, playing my harmonica & guitar and living living everyday!!! Praying for all afflicted by cancer.
I'm so happy to hear that your therapy is working. I'm a 32 year survivor of a rare form of breast cancer. My primary care said i had eczema but i went to a major cancer center where they diagnosed me, treated me and saved my life.
hit 5 yrs this month November. I also hit 3 yrs in remission in Sept 2024. I spend my days volunteering at my cancer center in NJ , mentoring lung cancer patients, playing my harmonica & guitar and living living everyday!!! Praying for all afflicted by cancer.
So glad to hear you’re doing well. I’m also battling NSCLC stage IV and you’re right, I am not looking at this as a death sentence at all. I’m on Carboplatin, Taxol and Key Truda. I just had my 15th session this past Friday. I’m doing well, although I’m feeling a little crappy right now but getting through.
hit 5 yrs this month November. I also hit 3 yrs in remission in Sept 2024. I spend my days volunteering at my cancer center in NJ , mentoring lung cancer patients, playing my harmonica & guitar and living living everyday!!! Praying for all afflicted by cancer.
hit 5 yrs this month November. I also hit 3 yrs in remission in Sept 2024. I spend my days volunteering at my cancer center in NJ , mentoring lung cancer patients, playing my harmonica & guitar and living living everyday!!! Praying for all afflicted by cancer.
Thank you for sharing your journey Lenny. So happy to hear you are NED. I too am NED from small cell lung cancer. Wishing you good health for many years to come♡.
hit 5 yrs this month November. I also hit 3 yrs in remission in Sept 2024. I spend my days volunteering at my cancer center in NJ , mentoring lung cancer patients, playing my harmonica & guitar and living living everyday!!! Praying for all afflicted by cancer.
I hit 5 yrs this month November. I also hit 3 yrs in remission in Sept 2024. I spend my days volunteering at my cancer center in NJ , mentoring lung cancer patients, playing my harmonica & guitar and living loving everyday!!! Praying for all afflicted by cancer. Thank you for your kind words.
I hit 5 yrs this month November. I also hit 3 yrs in remission in Sept 2024. I spend my days volunteering at my cancer center in NJ , mentoring lung cancer patients, playing my harmonica & guitar and living living everyday!!! Praying for all afflicted by cancer. THANK YOU for your kind words.
hit 5 yrs this month November. I also hit 3 yrs in remission in Sept 2024. I spend my days volunteering at my cancer center in NJ , mentoring lung cancer patients, playing my harmonica & guitar and living living everyday!!! Praying for all afflicted by cancer.
Congratulations on your remission, what a beautiful way to live your life by enjoying it and spreading hope to others who need it, my very best to you🙏🏻
hit 5 yrs this month November. I also hit 3 yrs in remission in Sept 2024. I spend my days volunteering at my cancer center in NJ , mentoring lung cancer patients, playing my harmonica & guitar and living living everyday!!! Praying for all afflicted by cancer.
@ congratulations LennyBlue and bless you for paying it forward and spending time with cancer patients in the trenches needing support and encouragement, what a generous heart you have, enjoy creating tunes and lifting spirits 🙏🏻💕💕
Thank you, Lenny. Love your positive spirit! I was diagnosed stage 4 nsclc February 20 this year. I’ve been a little shaky since mid June (my oncologist moved to another practice that doesn’t accept my insurance) but I’ve turned that negativity around. I have an appointment with a new oncologist this Thursday and am hoping for the best🎉 I just want to stay on track and fight this beast. Originally we were going to do chemotherapy and immunotherapy, but am being treated with Tagrisso and that seems to be working. I didn’t mean to go on and on, but I just wanted to thank you and wish you well!
hit 5 yrs this month November. I also hit 3 yrs in remission in Sept 2024. I spend my days volunteering at my cancer center in NJ , mentoring lung cancer patients, playing my harmonica & guitar and living living everyday!!! Praying for all afflicted by cancer.
Hi Lenny - thank you for sharing your story. I am so happy to hear you are 'NED'. I have been told my condition is presenting as stage 4 non-smoking lung cancer with multiple nodules in both lungs. I am going to clinic tomorrow for the biopsy result. Your story gives me hope and also so pointers on what questions to be asking the Specialist. Thank you.
hit 5 yrs this month November. I also hit 3 yrs in remission in Sept 2024. I spend my days volunteering at my cancer center in NJ , mentoring lung cancer patients, playing my harmonica & guitar and living living everyday!!! Praying for all afflicted by cancer. How are you feeling?
hit 5 yrs this month November. I also hit 3 yrs in remission in Sept 2024. I spend my days volunteering at my cancer center in NJ , mentoring lung cancer patients, playing my harmonica & guitar and living living everyday!!! Praying for all afflicted by cancer.
hit 5 yrs this month November. I also hit 3 yrs in remission in Sept 2024. I spend my days volunteering at my cancer center in NJ , mentoring lung cancer patients, playing my harmonica & guitar and living living everyday!!! Praying for all afflicted by cancer.
Wow Lenny. That is so great that you are doing so well. Congratulations. I'm so happy for you. You are amazing that you took the most terrible experience and now help those going through it. You are really inspiring. Best wishes to you and your family, and wishing you continued great health!!
Greetings Lenny! I’m in the same boat with ya. Your story was very helpful to me. Not going to lie. I went from a life of always helping others overcome adversity & accomplishing great things in their to lives to having no clue how to do it for myself. It’s very hard to get out of that dark place sometimes. Which is kinda where I’m at today. Your story gave me back that semblance of hope which had fallen by the wayside. I realize what is truly missing right now is a support mechanism to help me overcome the self-doubt, depression & being able to reach out to others for some light, which at times seems non-existent. So glad to hear u are doing well & thanks for being such a great inspiration for others on the journey.
hit 5 yrs this month November. I also hit 3 yrs in remission in Sept 2024. I spend my days volunteering at my cancer center in NJ , mentoring lung cancer patients, playing my harmonica & guitar and living living everyday!!! Praying for all afflicted by cancer. How’s your friend?
What a beautiful spirit you have, Lenny. Thank you for your healing message. HOPE truly springs eternal……We must hold onto it for ourselves and all those we love and cherish. May God continue to bless you and your family.💜✝💜✝💜✝💜✝💜✝💜
I think it’s important for patients to know that not everyone is able to tolerate immunotherapy like Keytruda. Sometimes their bodies can’t tolerate it and it unfortunately no longer is an option for treatment.
I was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer in January 2024, 11cm tumour in my left lung NSCLC, LDP1 score was only 10, following 4 sessions of chemotherapy and keytruda the tumour has more or less disappeared….i am now on keytruda every 3 weeks (200mg) for 18 months, having arthritis side effects induced by the immunotherapy at the moment…..it’s a small price to pay!!
May God bless you and continue allowing Keytruda to work. I took Keytruda for around 3 years. Have been of about the same. I am a 7 year survivor from stage 4 lung cancer. Diagnosed June 2017. Started Keytruda February 2018. Every three weeks. I am so very thankful for this drug. For me it is a miracle drug. My oncologist told me once that if it weren’t for Keytruda I would not be here. But I am here and Thankful to God for allowing humans the knowledge to make Keytruda. Hope you continue with good results!
You are lucky. I have no biomarkers including zero PD-L1. I had chemo and rads concurrently (large cell neuroendocrine lung cancer 3B - never smoker but rads for previous breast cancer to right side probably caused the lung cancer to same side). Anyway there is nothing else to be done now except scans every 3 months to monitor for new spread. Living life as best I can - yes, enjoying each day as it comes and grateful to be doing "ok" today. I try to only think about today and be happy for the little things I can still do. Best wishes for continued good scans!
Hi Lenny, I know what a dictionary is and relied on one long before GOOGLE was born. I was impressed with how well you explained your diseases symptoms in amazing detail for a lay person. I wish you the very best health now that you are NED and in REMISSION! I bet your audience would love to hear you play the harmonica and guitar. P.S. I’m 75 years old from NYC and am battling MM! HOPE. Daniel
My mum has been diagnosed with left lower lobe lung cancer. She too has a tumor in her brain so I been doing some research and found more people diagnosed with lung cancer has a tumor either in the brain. Also, found out that there is second tumor. The tumor is easier to see in an xray especially if you have breathing issues you are more likely to get a test and the results are good or bad. Think the cancer starts in another part of the body that is not detected. Such as back pain, leg pain, and any pain that is unexplained and usually is diagnosed by symptoms only without any tests done. Remember you are your best advocate. You know how you feel and never give up on receiving the proper medical treatment you deserve. Thank you for sharing your story. God Bless
I was diagnosed with lung cancer in my upper right lobe in December 2022 and had right upper lobe removed. Did my chemo and hen the KEYTRUDA. Had reaction 2 months ago liver. And kidneys, but after steroids ND A 1 month time, went back on the keytruda , looking to stay on it one more year. Side effect! Unbelievable mouth ulcers and gum recession as well as enamel wearing off my teeth. Bleeding, I am really trying to stick with it since my scans are clear.
That sounds so scary even though they said there was a 95% success rate with the gamma knife. My brother used tecentriq and chemo and radiation for small cell in his duodenum. He’s still alive but it was a battle like yours was.
😊❤ thank you for sharing 🎉 I'm happy you're doing well I have two cancers breast and lung I have stage 4 but like you I was on chemo and the shot not you but I understand
My mom was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer in feb 2023 she was dead march 2023 a month later. I was heartbroken because i had to feed her morphine up and she passed at home with me she took her last breath on march 14th.
My Mom dies one year ago yesterday due to lung cancer. She didn’t have much money nor her own insurance and our country let her die as she was treated as “trash” by medical community. Money, status and employment dictate treatment(s). Bleck. Congrats to all who have money and get help.
Yeah, it's sad that people can come into this country illegally and get everything they could possibly need handed to them and citizens get turned away, nothing.
@ true but I also have seen crappy people (citizens) who choose drugs and feel entitled and receive housing, medical, food and money. It’s a very large issue. 😣
@stanhankins. Hi Sir. I had pain just like you without any injury and I used to blame that it could be coming from my hip bursitis. So there were times I would wear “ a boot” to keep weight of my leg. Well one day the pain was so severe 9 out of 10 and progressing. When I saw my doctor he took an X-ray of my knee , he thought maybe there’s some liquid accumulated, also a vein in the inner calf had all of sudden gotten very dark and was extending. Went for an ultrasound to see if I have DVT ( deep vein thrombosis). Well I didn’t have DVT but I had a superficial blood clot. The pain was still extreme. He put me on a baby aspirin but then increased to four baby aspirins for three months and then he’ll check my situation. After ten days the pain is like a two. So my point is all this time I thought it was my knee but it was a blood clot 🤦♀️😞
My Nana and my uncle both passed away from lung cancer about a decade ago now. I wish they'd had some of the newer therapies they have now then. It's a horrible disease whether you're a smoker or not, no one deserves it. My Nana was a smoker but my uncle was not. But if you have lungs you can get lung cancer. Good on your sir for fighting!
Now that I think of it, my cousin told me her big toes were turning away from the rest of her toes. Could that strange symptom have been an early sign of lung cancer?
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My mom just died yesterday from stage 4 lung cancer that spread throughout her body. She got diagnosed 5 months ago. Were also here in NJ. Glad your better now. Congrats!
So sorry for your loss
I am so very sorry to hear that,cancer is cruel. May your dear mom rest in heavenly peace. Take care love. xx
Sorry for your loss. My mom is currently battling lung cancer.
So sorry about the loss of your mum.
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I'm so glad you're doing well. My father died from lung cancer 41 years ago - all they could do for him back then was to remove his entire lung. I'm so happy the treatment for lung cancer has moved on so much since then!
Lenny gives great explanations of scientic terms. He makes the medical terms understandable. He would make a great teacher.🎉
Thank you for the compliment.
@@lennyblue4ulenny how are you now?
@@youpedia4614 , This month is my 5 yr Cancerversary. Been in remission now for over 3 yrs. Stage 4 lung cancer, never smoker. PEOPLE , GET SCREENED! Smoker pass or present? Over 50 ? Family history of lung cancer? Don't be scared, BE SMART.
I hit 5 yrs this month November. I also hit 3 yrs in remission in Sept 2024. I spend my days volunteering at my cancer center in NJ , mentoring lung cancer patients, playing my harmonica & guitar and living living everyday!!! Praying for all afflicted by cancer.
I'm so happy to hear that your therapy is working. I'm a 32 year survivor of a rare form of breast cancer. My primary care said i had eczema but i went to a major cancer center where they diagnosed me, treated me and saved my life.
hit 5 yrs this month November. I also hit 3 yrs in remission in Sept 2024. I spend my days volunteering at my cancer center in NJ , mentoring lung cancer patients, playing my harmonica & guitar and living living everyday!!! Praying for all afflicted by cancer.
So glad to hear you’re doing well. I’m also battling NSCLC stage IV and you’re right, I am not looking at this as a death sentence at all. I’m on Carboplatin, Taxol and Key Truda. I just had my 15th session this past Friday. I’m doing well, although I’m feeling a little crappy right now but getting through.
❤beautiful ❤
Get well soon! You got this!
Good luck and God bless. 🙏
@@nixic_ yes I do! Mahalo for your kindness.
@@19th-Nervous-Breakdown mahalo for your kindness.
Thank god. I love to hear this successful stories of super responders. May your good health continue….
hit 5 yrs this month November. I also hit 3 yrs in remission in Sept 2024. I spend my days volunteering at my cancer center in NJ , mentoring lung cancer patients, playing my harmonica & guitar and living living everyday!!! Praying for all afflicted by cancer.
You really explained this very well. I found you very informative and helpful. Thank you for sharing your story. ❤
hit 5 yrs this month November. I also hit 3 yrs in remission in Sept 2024. I spend my days volunteering at my cancer center in NJ , mentoring lung cancer patients, playing my harmonica & guitar and living living everyday!!! Praying for all afflicted by cancer.
@LennyBlue-yo9zo This update is amazing 💜💜 You are doing great things Lenny! I'm so happy to hear the news ♥️
Thank you for sharing your journey Lenny. So happy to hear you are NED. I too am NED from small cell lung cancer. Wishing you good health for many years to come♡.
Glad you are NED. What symptoms did you have?
hit 5 yrs this month November. I also hit 3 yrs in remission in Sept 2024. I spend my days volunteering at my cancer center in NJ , mentoring lung cancer patients, playing my harmonica & guitar and living living everyday!!! Praying for all afflicted by cancer.
What an amazing man... thank you for an education we can all understand! You sure have been "through the wringer"! I'm so happy for you! 💕🌷💕
I hit 5 yrs this month November. I also hit 3 yrs in remission in Sept 2024. I spend my days volunteering at my cancer center in NJ , mentoring lung cancer patients, playing my harmonica & guitar and living loving everyday!!! Praying for all afflicted by cancer. Thank you for your kind words.
I hit 5 yrs this month November. I also hit 3 yrs in remission in Sept 2024. I spend my days volunteering at my cancer center in NJ , mentoring lung cancer patients, playing my harmonica & guitar and living living everyday!!! Praying for all afflicted by cancer. THANK YOU for your kind words.
hit 5 yrs this month November. I also hit 3 yrs in remission in Sept 2024. I spend my days volunteering at my cancer center in NJ , mentoring lung cancer patients, playing my harmonica & guitar and living living everyday!!! Praying for all afflicted by cancer.
Congratulations on your remission, what a beautiful way to live your life by enjoying it and spreading hope to others who need it, my very best to you🙏🏻
Thank you for your kind words. It's part of my healing.
@@lennyblue4u you’re most welcome 🙏🏻
hit 5 yrs this month November. I also hit 3 yrs in remission in Sept 2024. I spend my days volunteering at my cancer center in NJ , mentoring lung cancer patients, playing my harmonica & guitar and living living everyday!!! Praying for all afflicted by cancer.
@ congratulations LennyBlue and bless you for paying it forward and spending time with cancer patients in the trenches needing support and encouragement, what a generous heart you have, enjoy creating tunes and lifting spirits 🙏🏻💕💕
Thank you, Lenny. Love your positive spirit! I was diagnosed stage 4 nsclc February 20 this year. I’ve been a little shaky since mid June (my oncologist moved to another practice that doesn’t accept my insurance) but I’ve turned that negativity around. I have an appointment with a new oncologist this Thursday and am hoping for the best🎉 I just want to stay on track and fight this beast. Originally we were going to do chemotherapy and immunotherapy, but am being treated with Tagrisso and that seems to be working. I didn’t mean to go on and on, but I just wanted to thank you and wish you well!
hit 5 yrs this month November. I also hit 3 yrs in remission in Sept 2024. I spend my days volunteering at my cancer center in NJ , mentoring lung cancer patients, playing my harmonica & guitar and living living everyday!!! Praying for all afflicted by cancer.
Go well both of you. Heroes
Hi Lenny - thank you for sharing your story. I am so happy to hear you are 'NED'. I have been told my condition is presenting as stage 4 non-smoking lung cancer with multiple nodules in both lungs. I am going to clinic tomorrow for the biopsy result. Your story gives me hope and also so pointers on what questions to be asking the Specialist. Thank you.
hit 5 yrs this month November. I also hit 3 yrs in remission in Sept 2024. I spend my days volunteering at my cancer center in NJ , mentoring lung cancer patients, playing my harmonica & guitar and living living everyday!!! Praying for all afflicted by cancer. How are you feeling?
Wonderful to hear that he is now cancer free!
NEOD
hit 5 yrs this month November. I also hit 3 yrs in remission in Sept 2024. I spend my days volunteering at my cancer center in NJ , mentoring lung cancer patients, playing my harmonica & guitar and living living everyday!!! Praying for all afflicted by cancer.
Thank you for sharing your story. My faith saw me through breast cancer. My God had my back, too!!
hit 5 yrs this month November. I also hit 3 yrs in remission in Sept 2024. I spend my days volunteering at my cancer center in NJ , mentoring lung cancer patients, playing my harmonica & guitar and living living everyday!!! Praying for all afflicted by cancer.
Wow Lenny. That is so great that you are doing so well. Congratulations. I'm so happy for you. You are amazing that you took the most terrible experience and now help those going through it. You are really inspiring. Best wishes to you and your family, and wishing you continued great health!!
Thank you dor your kind words.
Thank you. Hearing your story has been helpful.
Glad to see such a positive and informative gentleman doing so well, God bless🙏
Greetings Lenny! I’m in the same boat with ya. Your story was very helpful to me. Not going to lie. I went from a life of always helping others overcome adversity & accomplishing great things in their to lives to having no clue how to do it for myself. It’s very hard to get out of that dark place sometimes. Which is kinda where I’m at today. Your story gave me back that semblance of hope which had fallen by the wayside. I realize what is truly missing right now is a support mechanism to help me overcome the self-doubt, depression & being able to reach out to others for some light, which at times seems non-existent. So glad to hear u are doing well & thanks for being such a great inspiration for others on the journey.
Wow, what a beautiful soul ❤
They call me Lenny " Blue". Love the blues and play a mean harmonica.
A friend was just diagnosed with stage 4 NSCLC. Your story is inspirational.
hit 5 yrs this month November. I also hit 3 yrs in remission in Sept 2024. I spend my days volunteering at my cancer center in NJ , mentoring lung cancer patients, playing my harmonica & guitar and living living everyday!!! Praying for all afflicted by cancer. How’s your friend?
Thank you for sharing your story.❤🙏
What a beautiful spirit you have, Lenny. Thank you for your healing message. HOPE truly springs eternal……We must hold onto it for ourselves and all those we love and cherish. May God continue to bless you and your family.💜✝💜✝💜✝💜✝💜✝💜
I think it’s important for patients to know that not everyone is able to tolerate immunotherapy like Keytruda. Sometimes their bodies can’t tolerate it and it unfortunately no longer is an option for treatment.
Were you a teacher? This was SO well explained! Thank you.
Nope. Thanks for your kind words.
I was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer in January 2024, 11cm tumour in my left lung NSCLC, LDP1 score was only 10, following 4 sessions of chemotherapy and keytruda the tumour has more or less disappeared….i am now on keytruda every 3 weeks (200mg) for 18 months, having arthritis side effects induced by the immunotherapy at the moment…..it’s a small price to pay!!
May God bless you and continue allowing Keytruda to work. I took Keytruda for around 3 years. Have been of about the same. I am a 7 year survivor from stage 4 lung cancer. Diagnosed June 2017. Started Keytruda February 2018. Every three weeks. I am so very thankful for this drug. For me it is a miracle drug. My oncologist told me once that if it weren’t for Keytruda I would not be here. But I am here and Thankful to God for allowing humans the knowledge to make Keytruda.
Hope you continue with good results!
You are lucky. I have no biomarkers including zero PD-L1. I had chemo and rads concurrently (large cell neuroendocrine lung cancer 3B - never smoker but rads for previous breast cancer to right side probably caused the lung cancer to same side). Anyway there is nothing else to be done now except scans every 3 months to monitor for new spread.
Living life as best I can - yes, enjoying each day as it comes and grateful to be doing "ok" today. I try to only think about today and be happy for the little things I can still do.
Best wishes for continued good scans!
Omg there is so much more you can do...Fenbendazole..Cholrine Dioxide...so many alternatives😊
Hi Lenny, I know what a dictionary is and relied on one long before GOOGLE was born.
I was impressed with how well you explained your diseases symptoms in amazing detail for a lay person.
I wish you the very best health now that you are NED and in REMISSION!
I bet your audience would love to hear you play the harmonica and guitar.
P.S. I’m 75 years old from NYC and am battling MM! HOPE. Daniel
Kinda strange that my diagnosis, albeit with another cancer, was preceded in part by leg pains as well.
Mine too
God bless this wonderful man!!
Thank you for your kind words.
Thank you for helpings others!
@@peterbland7227 Thank you for your kind words.
My mum has been diagnosed with left lower lobe lung cancer. She too has a tumor in her brain so I been doing some research and found more people diagnosed with lung cancer has a tumor either in the brain. Also, found out that there is second tumor. The tumor is easier to see in an xray especially if you have breathing issues you are more likely to get a test and the results are good or bad. Think the cancer starts in another part of the body that is not detected. Such as back pain, leg pain, and any pain that is unexplained and usually is diagnosed by symptoms only without any tests done. Remember you are your best advocate. You know how you feel and never give up on receiving the proper medical treatment you deserve. Thank you for sharing your story. God Bless
Thank you for sharing your journey. Cancer treatment is no walk in the park. Many factors play a role in the outcome. you were very informative.
@@gdiup9241 Thank you for your kind words.
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For You & All
Always & Forever
Wow Thank-God for your remission!
Awe God bless your family!!
Praise God for your healing! Living life to your fullest.
I was diagnosed with lung cancer in my upper right lobe in December 2022 and had right upper lobe removed. Did my chemo and hen the KEYTRUDA. Had reaction 2 months ago liver. And kidneys, but after steroids ND A 1 month time, went back on the keytruda , looking to stay on it one more year. Side effect! Unbelievable mouth ulcers and gum recession as well as enamel wearing off my teeth. Bleeding, I am really trying to stick with it since my scans are clear.
Good for you, sir!!
Thank you
That sounds so scary even though they said there was a 95% success rate with the gamma knife. My brother used tecentriq and chemo and radiation for small cell in his duodenum. He’s still alive but it was a battle like yours was.
😊❤ thank you for sharing 🎉 I'm happy you're doing well I have two cancers breast and lung I have stage 4 but like you I was on chemo and the shot not you but I understand
Good news. Stay well.
Awesome
My mom was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer in feb 2023 she was dead march 2023 a month later. I was heartbroken because i had to feed her morphine up and she passed at home with me she took her last breath on march 14th.
OMG that is heartbreaking. What kind of cancer? Did she have any symptoms?
I am sorry for your loss 😢
My daughter's dad got diagnosed with lung cancer in Nov 2018 and passed away a month later too
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My Mom dies one year ago yesterday due to lung cancer. She didn’t have much money nor her own insurance and our country let her die as she was treated as “trash” by medical community. Money, status and employment dictate treatment(s). Bleck.
Congrats to all who have money and get help.
Heart breaking. I'm sorry for your lost . I have private insurance. They pay for 97% of my treatment. One injection costs $13,ooo. Not fair.
We truly live in the worst timeline. I feel for you, its not fair.
Yeah, it's sad that people can come into this country illegally and get everything they could possibly need handed to them and citizens get turned away, nothing.
@ true but I also have seen crappy people (citizens) who choose drugs and feel entitled and receive housing, medical, food and money. It’s a very large issue. 😣
cancer is a funny thing....everyone is different and I am in shock my daughter's dad is still living where as my dad did not catch a break.
Yeah some people smoke, drink , and eat McDonald's daily and are mean and live nicely till their late 80s. Life is weird.
I have bad leg pain from my knee to my ankle. And I didn’t injure it.
@stanhankins. Hi Sir. I had pain just like you without any injury and I used to blame that it could be coming from my hip bursitis. So there were times I would wear “ a boot” to keep weight of my leg. Well one day the pain was so severe 9 out of 10 and progressing. When I saw my doctor he took an X-ray of my knee , he thought maybe there’s some liquid accumulated, also a vein in the inner calf had all of sudden gotten very dark and was extending. Went for an ultrasound to see if I have DVT ( deep vein thrombosis). Well I didn’t have DVT but I had a superficial blood clot. The pain was still extreme. He put me on a baby aspirin but then increased to four baby aspirins for three months and then he’ll check my situation. After ten days the pain is like a two. So my point is all this time I thought it was my knee but it was a blood clot 🤦♀️😞
Might want to get that thoroughly checked out!
My Nana and my uncle both passed away from lung cancer about a decade ago now. I wish they'd had some of the newer therapies they have now then. It's a horrible disease whether you're a smoker or not, no one deserves it. My Nana was a smoker but my uncle was not. But if you have lungs you can get lung cancer. Good on your sir for fighting!
Wow
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biofilm?
Now that I think of it, my cousin told me her big toes were turning away from the rest of her toes. Could that strange symptom have been an early sign of lung cancer?
I assume you had private insurance, vs Medicare?
Yes, your health insurance (or lack thereof) makes all the difference, right?!!
Yes
Correct.
Did you try Ivermectin or Fenbendazole ?
A lot of people reporting success stories on this.
A little scared and unsure of it. Did good with immunotheraphy. TY
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TYSM Jesus is hope
Please research: doctor Thomas N. Seyfried, Professor, Biology Department at Boston College.
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dr google is an a-hole. that guy stresses me out
Same! Yet I can’t stay away from him! 😅
Take fenbendazol
Ask your Dr about: NORDIHYDROGUAIARETIC ACID
This channel and your expository teachings has been my major drive, and that's why with $32,000 weekly returns I was able to live my life-long dreams of sending 50% of my weekly interest to the sick old ones in my neighborhood.
God bless you more abundantly
But how do you earn that much weekly? I'm curious
Big thanks to Renee Marie Harrison
She's a licensed broker here in the states 🇺🇸
Her top notch guidance and expertise on digital market changed the game for me
Sorry I am scratching all the time. It's a small side effect I still have.
I was thinking that's what was going on with the scratching. Will it eventually go away?
@@bluesmoke8826 , I hope. I sleep with ice packs all over my body. It horrible .
absolutely 💯 yes we all need each other?