Bile Duct Cancer: A patient's journey
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- čas přidán 12. 09. 2019
- A bile duct (cholangiocarcinoma) patient and her doctor, Dana-Farber's Douglas Rubinson, detail the ups and downs of her journey as well as the latest research into bile duct cancer.
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My mom was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer they spent weeks doing endless tests and even though they knew time was clicking and my mom would probably die soon they kept her in hospital we couldn't even visit her. My advice is if you have this cancer or know someone who has it, go to a hospital that specializes in cancer or knows what they're doing. my mom was neglected by the medical system
Sorry for your lost
Sorry for loss she has bile duct cancer ?
Bless your heart. 🙏
Thank you Dr Osas for curing my mom from Cancer am forever grateful sir
Thank God your mom is doing good
How is your mom ow? Which cancer she was suffering from
Please tell me,my uncle is having bile duct cancer ,We are looking for cure
I’ve just lost a good friend of bile duct cancer she was diagnosed only 3 months before she died it was heartbreaking she passed away at home with her family all around 😢
How old was she? My best friend is 36 and was diagnosed 3 weeks ago cause she woke up w abdominal pain and a swollen belly. It was malignant ascites as her first symptom. She is already stage 4. This cancer is horrifying. I am so sorry about your friend.
@@unchargedpickles6372 she was 63 and the mother of 4 boys she’d been in perfectly good health until she suddenly developed symptoms after finding a lump in her stomach, after her death the post Morton revealed it had been coming on for years at least about 20 years which means she could of had it while she was pregnant with her youngest son apparently bile duct cancer is very slow growing.
@Carolyn Aitken how awful! We asked the Oncologist yesterday if this has been going on for awhile but he said in her case the masses in the abdomen are growing so fast there's no way she could've had it very long, maybe only weeks or months.
@Sam0 B00 yes they were all vaccinated.
My best friend is 36. 3 weekends ago she woke up w abdominal pain and a swollen belly...malignant ascites the 1st symptom. She's stage 4 already. It spread to her liver, omentum, ovaries, diaphragm lymph node. It's terrifying.
@Sam0 B00 what a stupid question
@@sam0b007wtf does that have anything to do with liver cancer?
@@caspergundersen8 cancer has been around since the beginning of time? why would you think the vaccines caused that?!? What proof do you have before you start blaming the vaccines, or anything else for that matter? Does he have hepatitis? Cirrhosis?
@@caspergundersen8 hope your father feels better. Focus on him instead of the vaccines. Have a great night!
Hi there! Did your bestfriend tell you what other symptoms she was feeling right before the morning she woke up feeling ill?
I hope she's in a much better condition now although am aware of the prognosis of contracting it.
No one believe those comments they’re a scam please trying to scam you out of money
Lost my mom to bile duct cancer 🥺🥺🥺 we need a cure but not one that tests on animals.
I lost my mom too for this damn kind of cancer 😭
Same my dad just died this morning from it. Only detected it 3 weeks ago after bloodwork showed high liver enzymes, then CT scan showed the tumors
Please tell me the treatment..
Treatment is not only surgery , chemotherapy , and radiation but also alternative and palliative treatment included.. if there is GOD bless u..💐🌹
What is her current condition?
I just recently got diagnosed with this but it hasn't spread I'm only 37 yrs old I'm in panic what are my chances of living through this
My mum was diagnosed with cancer at the beginning of March and then a week later she got given the Whipple procedure which they removed all of her gallbladder, small part of the stomach, part of the liver, part of the pancreas, and they also took out 20 of surrounding lymph nodes which 7 came back cancerous. Meaning the cancer has spread. The doctors told her that they had a 12 week maximum window for her to start her chemo after the surgery but due to complications she’s still not started chemo, this is going to be the 13th week. She’s starting her chemo within the next 2 weeks so hopefully the cancer has not spread to the lungs or anything else. But due to the cancer being so rare they actually don’t know how to treat it so they are just hoping that this works. We have already been told about her life expectancy which is 2-5 max. I’m pray that they find a treatment for this soon so nobody else will need to go through a loss of a parent, sibling, friend etc etc.
Honestly, if it's stage 4, conventional treatment most likely won't work, at least the kind in America. You have to think outside of the box. Here are some newer ideas:
- Rick Simpson Oil
- Joe Tippens Protocol
- Jane McLelland protocol
- Dichloroacetate (DCA)
- Mistletoe Therapy
- Genomic Testing
It's A LOT to read. But this cancer needs all the effort possible, it's one of the worst. But I have collected a few success stories, and they were all with some other route than standard chemo (though some involved chemo + alternatives). Dichloroacetate (DCA), and Jane McLelland protocol are the ones that had remission success... but I think the others can work if done right or done together. Problem is no one is testing these, and many patients aren't living long enough to discover them. You have to buckle down and research like a mad person.
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I was suffering from this, i'm so glad i got better, thanks to DR.SARKI UMAR.
Let me be the first here to congratulate you on your truimph.
Please who is this doctor that helped you, does he base on all ailments?.
@@raymondbarnes5264 He's an herbalist from Nigeria, he cures all kinds of cancer, diseases, even does chakra cleansing.
'as someone that has benefited immensely from herbal cures, i can say confidently that african herbalists are worth their salt.
@@mariahhayes5089 Okay as a patient myself how do i reach him?.
Diet for bile duct cancer patients
Stage madam.