Great content. I need help with the conversation with my oncologist. How do I go about ‘making them’ calculate and administer the correct dosage? I am a 52 year old male facing pancreatic cancer. Is there a way we can connect directly? Thank you in advance and patiently awaiting Part 2 of this conversation.
First, good luck to you and all of us. I have terminal cancer as well. No oncologist will condone anything that isn't SOC (standard of care)- opens them up to liability and oncologists aren't risk takers. Us dying on the SOC or a clinical trial works for them. Anything we try outside of SOC is on us and your oncologist will read you the riot act if you bring it up. Only ones who don't are the fringe "homeopathic" types and overseas- all well outside the mainstream. Cancer Inc is a business and we are all n=1. I know I'm dead on SOC, so I'm trying all kinds of Hail Mary's. Is it all just expensive pee- probably, but I've gotta try. I do my own research, take a ridiculous # of things in addition to my immunotherapy (I found my treatment regiment after I refused chemo bc it doesn't work for my rare 300 people/year cancer, which I understand better than my oncologist) accept the risks, get my regular blood work and hope I'm doing more good than harm. I argue with my oncologist enough already, so I don't tell him what I'm doing. All that said, IV Vitamin C isn't out in left field, so your oncologist shouldn't blow a gasket- but just be prepared for a reaction that disappoints you.
Thank you for your interest in Williams Cancer Institute. We are here to assist you in any way we can. To provide you with the most accurate assessment of your case, our doctors will need to review your medical records and diagnostic images. Specifically, we would need the details from your most recent CT scan, MRI, or PET scan. For more information about our services and how we can support your needs, please visit our website at williamscancerinstitute.com If you would like a complimentary evaluation of your medical records, please complete the form at the following link and include your contact details: crm.williamscancerinstitute.com/formcontact Should you have any questions or require further assistance, feel free to reach out to us.
I just started high dose vitamin C for a recurrence of breast cancer. I was wondering how long does it take to see any results. I understand everyone is different.
Great content.
I need help with the conversation with my oncologist. How do I go about ‘making them’ calculate and administer the correct dosage?
I am a 52 year old male facing pancreatic cancer.
Is there a way we can connect directly?
Thank you in advance and patiently awaiting Part 2 of this conversation.
First, good luck to you and all of us. I have terminal cancer as well. No oncologist will condone anything that isn't SOC (standard of care)- opens them up to liability and oncologists aren't risk takers. Us dying on the SOC or a clinical trial works for them. Anything we try outside of SOC is on us and your oncologist will read you the riot act if you bring it up. Only ones who don't are the fringe "homeopathic" types and overseas- all well outside the mainstream. Cancer Inc is a business and we are all n=1. I know I'm dead on SOC, so I'm trying all kinds of Hail Mary's. Is it all just expensive pee- probably, but I've gotta try. I do my own research, take a ridiculous # of things in addition to my immunotherapy (I found my treatment regiment after I refused chemo bc it doesn't work for my rare 300 people/year cancer, which I understand better than my oncologist) accept the risks, get my regular blood work and hope I'm doing more good than harm. I argue with my oncologist enough already, so I don't tell him what I'm doing. All that said, IV Vitamin C isn't out in left field, so your oncologist shouldn't blow a gasket- but just be prepared for a reaction that disappoints you.
Thank you for your interest in Williams Cancer Institute. We are here to assist you in any way we can.
To provide you with the most accurate assessment of your case, our doctors will need to review your medical records and diagnostic images. Specifically, we would need the details from your most recent CT scan, MRI, or PET scan.
For more information about our services and how we can support your needs, please visit our website at williamscancerinstitute.com
If you would like a complimentary evaluation of your medical records, please complete the form at the following link and include your contact details: crm.williamscancerinstitute.com/formcontact
Should you have any questions or require further assistance, feel free to reach out to us.
Ready for part 2 and if more than one tumor can be treated at the same time.
Good afternoon, part 2 is already available on our channel.
I just started high dose vitamin C for a recurrence of breast cancer. I was wondering how long does it take to see any results. I understand everyone is different.