I got a second and a third opinion. There was descrepancy on staging of disease and even on treatment. The third oncologist offered hope and was very sure of himself....I am under his care still.
I am unable to locate the continuation of this story. My Dad is on his third and apparently last line of defense for Stage 4 Squamous NSCLC w/ MET Amplification. I’m wondering what treatment Amy and her doctors attribute her success to?
@@kellyg9885 Hi Kelly! The links to all the videos in a series is in the description if you click "Show More." Just in case, here are the other 2 links: 2) Biomarker Testing Changed Everything: MET Amplification: ruclips.net/video/W9QJ7tjH3V8/видео.html 3) Radiation Therapy & Follow-Up : ruclips.net/video/_bpil-63IpY/видео.html
@@dorisjoseph8269. I have stage 4 non small cell lung cancer Adenocarcinoma. How come we don’t get pain meds , how come the doctor hasn’t told us how fast it grows how long it takes to metastasized to the other organs what size are the masses are pretty much anything through acting like Keytruda , it’s going to curate how come they won’t tell us how long we have to live and be honest with us how come, I see people on the Internet over and over again every day saying how much pain that they are going through and how much they’re suffering and no pain medicines are given how come cancer patients are being abused that’s my question
I swear to God Stephanie is like an actual genius. Every single time I watch The Patient Story I am absolutely blown away by how good she is at this. Unbelievable.
I've been recently diagnosed with non-smal cell lung cancer. Surgery is the first treatment that is recommended. I will do that. I have been invited to join a clinical trial and I'm very excited about it. I would always jump at the chance to join a clinical trial as I feel that clinical trials offer the latest and most advanced treatment
Feel very blessed to live in the UK. Having the NHS is a game changer. Been through a cancer diagnosis and fortunately had the BEST team taking care of me. In remission presently.
You are fortunate - here in the US our health care costs are the highest in the world yet our care is rated 18. Many lose their home & retirement to pay for treatments. It’s shameful
I think the combination of inhaled hydrogen ( metabolic dysfunction) and negative ion generators/ ultrasonic misters , for getto hydroxide generators ( nk cells stimulation ) has limitless potential. Lung cancer is probably the easiest dance .
Like Amy I am also suspicious of the cov'd vaccine since after I got the shot I came down with shingles and two weeks after I got over shingles, this lymph node on my neck swelled up. No other symptoms. It's so strange because I am in excellent physical health. I run every day, bike ride, lift weights, do pull ups, push ups and sit-ups daily. At a good lean weight like always 6' 135 pounds-- a real runners build and I feel great. Haven't gained or lost weight. For being 66 years old I feel in such good health and I eat such a healthy diet-- no fried foods, no dairy, no egg yolk, no processed food and mostly vegetarian.
Simply my thoughts on what happened and perhaps why. If you've ever had chicken pox ( you can have them as a child and there be little to no pox marks) the virus lives in the fluid around your spinal cord. When your immune system is challenged in some way, you can have a recurrence. Since your body is learning the virus to be able to recognize the C shot, you're body is very mildly busy, and it can allow shingles to keep right up. Not medical advice!
@@CrystalSaysSo Thanks Crystal for your sincere reply and concern. I'm just on a watch and wait mode right now until I see Moffitt for the 1st time in late September.😎
@@stevefabian477 Absolutely, Mr. Steve! Gotta put "A million years" of being a RN in Critical Care to use. Truly love trying to help. I do hope you'll let us know what else you learn. And congratulations on your lifestyle! That's just Awesome! Take care and stay well!
@@CrystalSaysSo Thanks so very much Crystal and I'll let you know how my 1st appointment goes at Moffitt. I'm just hoping I can make a impact on the lymph node with the vegan diet that I'm on now and no fried or processed food.
I’m really frustrated that they told you over the phone knowing that you were driving. Imo any staging discussions should be handled in person, whether they are good or bad
We’d love to hear from you: Did you get a 2nd opinion - why or why not? Share with us a comment below 👇
I got a second and a third opinion. There was descrepancy on staging of disease and even on treatment. The third oncologist offered hope and was very sure of himself....I am under his care still.
I am unable to locate the continuation of this story. My Dad is on his third and apparently last line of defense for Stage 4 Squamous NSCLC w/ MET Amplification. I’m wondering what treatment Amy and her doctors attribute her success to?
@@kellyg9885 Hi Kelly! The links to all the videos in a series is in the description if you click "Show More." Just in case, here are the other 2 links: 2) Biomarker Testing Changed Everything: MET Amplification: ruclips.net/video/W9QJ7tjH3V8/видео.html
3) Radiation Therapy & Follow-Up : ruclips.net/video/_bpil-63IpY/видео.html
@@dorisjoseph8269. I have stage 4 non small cell lung cancer Adenocarcinoma. How come we don’t get pain meds , how come the doctor hasn’t told us how fast it grows how long it takes to metastasized to the other organs what size are the masses are pretty much anything through acting like Keytruda , it’s going to curate how come they won’t tell us how long we have to live and be honest with us how come, I see people on the Internet over and over again every day saying how much pain that they are going through and how much they’re suffering and no pain medicines are given how come cancer patients are being abused that’s my question
I swear to God Stephanie is like an actual genius. Every single time I watch The Patient Story I am absolutely blown away by how good she is at this. Unbelievable.
I've been recently diagnosed with non-smal cell lung cancer. Surgery is the first treatment that is recommended. I will do that. I have been invited to join a clinical trial and I'm very excited about it. I would always jump at the chance to join a clinical trial as I feel that clinical trials offer the latest and most advanced treatment
Feel very blessed to live in the UK. Having the NHS is a game changer. Been through a cancer diagnosis and fortunately had the BEST team taking care of me. In remission presently.
Mary, that is so wonderful... and how it should be for everyone! Thank you for sharing 🙏. -Stephanie
@mary Saunders you are SO blessed! Wish we would take care of our people here in the United States. It’s a shame we don’t!
You are fortunate - here in the US our health care costs are the highest in the world yet our care is rated 18. Many lose their home & retirement to pay for treatments. It’s shameful
@@amymac41890 my thoughts exactly- healthcare here is shameful with many losing their homes or retirement accounts to pay for treatment
You're lucky. My cousin didn't get the same treatment.
With the treatment I have received from doctors, it is important you stand up for yourself, after all it’s your money and your life🤗🙏
Hi Amy - sending heartfelt healing hugs your way. Holding you in my thoughts, heart and prayers. 💗🙏💗🙏
We’d love to hear from you: Did you get a 2nd opinion - why or why not? Share with us a comment below 👇
I pray for you 🙏🙏🙏
I think the combination of inhaled hydrogen ( metabolic dysfunction) and negative ion generators/ ultrasonic misters , for getto hydroxide generators ( nk cells stimulation ) has limitless potential. Lung cancer is probably the easiest dance .
Didn't she say she worked in the oil refineries?
Like Amy I am also suspicious of the cov'd vaccine since after I got the shot I came down with shingles and two weeks after I got over shingles, this lymph node on my neck swelled up. No other symptoms. It's so strange because I am in excellent physical health. I run every day, bike ride, lift weights, do pull ups, push ups and sit-ups daily. At a good lean weight like always 6' 135 pounds-- a real runners build and I feel great. Haven't gained or lost weight. For being 66 years old I feel in such good health and I eat such a healthy diet-- no fried foods, no dairy, no egg yolk, no processed food and mostly vegetarian.
Simply my thoughts on what happened and perhaps why. If you've ever had chicken pox ( you can have them as a child and there be little to no pox marks) the virus lives in the fluid around your spinal cord.
When your immune system is challenged in some way, you can have a recurrence. Since your body is learning the virus to be able to recognize the C shot, you're body is very mildly busy, and it can allow shingles to keep right up.
Not medical advice!
@@CrystalSaysSo Thanks Crystal for your sincere reply and concern. I'm just on a watch and wait mode right now until I see Moffitt for the 1st time in late September.😎
@Tommy De Villiers I have no other symptoms and just hope it's a slow growth malignancy.
@@stevefabian477 Absolutely, Mr. Steve! Gotta put "A million years" of being a RN in Critical Care to use. Truly love trying to help. I do hope you'll let us know what else you learn. And congratulations on your lifestyle! That's just Awesome! Take care and stay well!
@@CrystalSaysSo Thanks so very much Crystal and I'll let you know how my 1st appointment goes at Moffitt. I'm just hoping I can make a impact on the lymph node with the vegan diet that I'm on now and no fried or processed food.
I’m really frustrated that they told you over the phone knowing that you were driving. Imo any staging discussions should be handled in person, whether they are good or bad
Because obviously you get the highest concentration of h2 easily and you get the bonus ions even before the nk cells
Make sure he isnt a highschool chemistry teacher with 2 cellphones and weird connections to the closest kfc owner
Allah raham on them
Cure the disease
Why was it considered stage 4?
When i was first diagnosed, It had metastasized to my shoulder, lymph nodes, adrenal glands, hips and femurs.
The word is "jibe."
Give me the good ol’ NHS any day…