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“The Ride” - The Inspiring Story of Dr. Moshe Engelberg, Multiple Myeloma Survivor
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- Опубликовано: 19 авг 2024
- First released in 2014, The Ride tells the inspiring story of Dr. Moshe Engelberg, a patient at The Mount Sinai Hospital who was diagnosed with multiple myeloma four years ago. After his cancer goes into remission, Dr. Engelberg undertakes a grueling interstate bicycle ride and finally reveals his diagnosis to family. “Just because you have multiple myeloma,” says Dr. Engelberg, “doesn’t mean it’s a death sentence.”
We need stories like this
And how is Dr. Moshe Engelberg doing?
Wow wow gives me hope to go on he is determined to lives lifes to the fullest' thanks much Doctor you're a star.
Nice Bike !
Hi Doc hope you are still alive and well. You are now approaching my age.
At age 75 I have recently been diagnosed with MGUS with both neurological and kidney involvement. I will be taking additional test at my local VAMC; including a bone Marrow Biopsy, to see the extent of my Multiple Myeloma.
As a retired RN I have taken a great deal of supplements since age 40 to keep my immune system as balanced as I could. And so far until now I think they may have stalled my worse symptoms of Multiple Myeloma. So I am thinking of staying on the same path and use Quercetin to kill those useless B plasma monoclones as opposed to the toxic new treatments that could easily kill me quicker.
I think those treatments are more for those younger people then I am who now have the terrible symptoms of Multiple Myeloma; as they are designed to continue to assist scientists in attempting to prolong theses patients lives as long as possible
Again I hope you are living well today and God bless.
How about Intermittent fasting and ketosis do research and Vitamin K2 mk7 and D3.