I hate brain cancer 

Hi eireann, I'm so so sorry about ur diagnosis, my grandfather was diagnosed with cancer and he tried Fenbenzodol and now he is cancer free, it may help u, u can find vids on RU-vid about it, called the Joe Tippins Protocol. I hope this helps u hun and we r all praying for u

Please please please if you haven't already go and follow Marissa peer and DR Joe dispenza. You can heal from this eireann 🩷

Done!

Please, look into the carnivore diet now for glioblastoma ❤

Watch Dr Joe dispenza’s videos! there are a lot of testimonials of people healed from all types of cancers and diseases.

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@marianarias313 You are so beautiful, mindful, aware ("Honesty without empathy is cruelty."), kind, gracious, and supportive. I'm sure that Eireann will love this comment.

I hope she sees your comment. I thank God for doctors like you.

Please see dr.Bruzinski / spelling/

I teach medical students about bedside manner and I have to agree with @marianarias313 - this is not how you do this. He actually gave you some good news: you have more than a decade ahead of you and they have a plan for you to make it as long as possible. But the way he basically kept taking away these other hopeful opportunities and made you focus on the most miserable scenario is heartbreaking to hear. Like @mbprim said, there are weekly advances in cancer treatment and a decade is a long time for these advances to happen. So please, Éireann, keep up the hope, there are very sound arguments for it.

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11 years is quite long and medicine will get better. You should always stay optimistic ❤. Sometimes you will worry and its normal, but meditate, do deep breathing exerxises, and eat brain foods. Keep a low sugar Diet, because cancer needs glucose from sugar to grow and spread. Cancer can be starved if we eat alot of vegetables and organic grass fed meats, nuts, sardines, salmon, high in omega 3, and free range organic chicken eggs. Eat fruits high in vitamin C but low on the glycemic index such as watrmelon, blueberries, black berries, apples, kiwi and others. Fruits helps to power our immune system, powers your líver and kidney to detoxify the blood and allow the body to heal, and take in more oxygen. Replace sugars with organic honey, stevia, and other sweetners that helps the body to stay in a cáncer destroying state but use these with moderation. I am hopeful for you and your loving family. Cáncer affects the entire family. So you all be strong for each other. GOD BLESS.

My husband’s oncologist always told us that they can only tell us what Science says. Everyone is different and all one can do is work on getting stronger. You and Devin are a really special couple and I think you should have the beautiful wedding that you were planning. What a special memory that you and all the family and friends will have. Don’t apologise for upsetting us. I would love to be able to just put my arms around you and give you a big hug. You’re really special. I’m sorry this has happened to you. My first thought when you started was to get a second opinion. This man differs so much from what you were previously told so find somebody else to give another opinion and then you can settle what is probably right. Lots of love to you. Make sure that you make your time really worthwhile and happy. It’s very hard but you can do it. I speak from experience 💕

@@hellosweetdreams those brain "exerxises" definately heped you

@@winifix I think you mean "definitely". "Judge not that ye be not judged."

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Very true! They are definite miracles that can take place with an 11 years let alone two!

Don’t listen to the doctors because my sister was told the very same thing and she lived a good life of 40 more years. She worked , lived her life, enjoyed friends. Medicine is always advancing and I strongly believe there will be a breakthrough for you. Most importantly, acknowledge and cling to God.

Very well said.

Take one day at a time. Please, for your own sake, stop getting your information from Tik Tok and RU-vid! Rely on medical health professionals. Do you know how to meditate or have a faith where you can find your center?

I hope they find a cure. I know professors have contacts with each other about this sort of cancers. Erasmus UMC Rotterdam is specialized in braintumors. In Holland research for braincancer is also minimal. Lost my sister to a very agressive form; glioblastoma multiforma

I work within child cancer research and there is so much going on right now within the research field! I don't know if you, for example, have heard of Whole Genome Sequencing? Where I work we have a new centre for real high tech stuff. And I heard that a boy with Pontine glioma recently was cured from it! And it earlier was incurable. Just wanted to share this! ❤️

I remember that, too. My first thought was "He's gonna die".

I hope she sees this. There are many similar comments but none about brain cancer specifically, and I feel like brain cancer is in a league of its own compared to others so I think this comment is one of the most important in the whole section.

@@Sleepingwei my friend’s dad has several tumours. I’m not sure if they took some out I know they shrunk with radiotherapy. But he is alive and well for sure.

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@@carolinapandies thank you 🤍

@@DanceAlongGal what stage are you? Did you tune into Jenny Apple at all?

@@loveanimalsmost2134 Yes, I started following Jenny Apple after my diagnosis. ❤‍🩹Did you know 25% of women with lung cancers are nonsmokers like us? The stigma attached to lung cancer is real and, like Eireanne mentioned with brain cancer, are underfunded and underresearched. It takes awareness so I will continue to advocate so others will realize anyone with lungs can get lung cancer. Mine was found at Stage 1, thankfully. I continue to very regular CT surveillance.

all cancer sux, but you really cant compare them to brain cancer, you skull is X size no extra space, it kinda has an important job in keeping you alive. it also affects your everything, that includes mood / emotions / feelings physically. its one thing to feel emotions due to chemical imbalances u can balance, but physical things are permanent.

Diet has a MASSIVE impact on cognitive decline. Do NOT eat any processed foods, cut out all wheat, grains and seed oils. Cut out the starch, carbs and sugar as cancer loves glucose. Eat a very low carb zero sugar Keto diet or even better a full on carnivore diet. You will reverse many of the lifestyle medical conditions you have collected. Yes you can. Improve cognition and prevent dementia. Over 700 videos on this top YT channel of people giving their first hand experiences of doing just this by going full carnivore diet. www.youtube.com/@zerocarb www.youtube.com/@anthonychaffeemd/search?query=cancer

Excellent answer and there is still hope of a longer life for her .

@@mbprim Hi. As a medical student in oncology do you know of any programs at the big hospitals that have a program for rare cancers for her situation?

@@FGBMatt I am sorry ! I also had a brain tumour that went undiagnosed until I was days away from dying of a brain a hemmorage because the tumour had grown to be the size of a clementine. . No doctors would listen to me . And i had stroke symptoms for 1 year. And like 30 other symptoms. Self advocation is sooooooooo important. What county do you live in ? Just curious about the health care system . I had 12 hour brain surgery and have 10 percent left so I can still use the left side of my body with no issues. That will be monitored forever.. all I lost was a year of my life and my left side hearing . It was benign and I had never been soooooo greatful to hear that. I pray for you and everyone else that has a cancer diagnoses of the brain. Or anywhere. Any time I feel scared I just remind myself that there are so many people out there that have it much worse. Take care and enjoy every day !

@@FGBMatt I am sorry ! I also had a brain tumour that went undiagnosed until I was days away from dying of a brain a hemmorage because the tumour had grown to be the size of a clementine. . No doctors would listen to me . And i had stroke symptoms for 1 year. And like 30 other symptoms. Self advocation is sooooooooo important. What county do you live in ? Just curious about the health care system . I had 12 hour brain surgery and have 10 percent left so I can still use the left side of my body with no issues. That will be monitored forever.. all I lost was a year of my life and my left side hearing . It was benign and I had never been soooooo greatful to hear that. I pray for you and everyone else that has a cancer diagnoses of the brain. Or anywhere. Any time I feel scared I just remind myself that there are so many people out there that have it much worse. Take care and enjoy every day !

The problem with clinical trials is they're very hard to get into. Often there are none. You have to meet very strict criteria

@@watchthisheadspace Of course in clinical trials you may in some instances be in the placebo group as my wife was for parkinson's disease. but after the trials she was welcome to have the experimental drug.

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one of my favourite verses. Good on you for sharing. I wrote a comment that I hope she knows the love of Jesus.

My husband deteriorated like a staircase down a bit then ok for a while then down a bit, like you said, he didnt have a terrible death, he didnt even have pain of any sort, I got up to make him a cup of tea and when I came back he was gone

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Get more than a 2nd opinion if you can, get 3, 4, 5 - there are Dr's who know different information from others, some Dr's find or know about loopholes other Dr's don't know about or won't use. Knowledge is power, the more physicians you can see - the more informed you can become on how to move forward and find ways to make things work or move forward for yourself. Xxoo

@@ivymarie. exactly, I deal with chronic illness and the more opinions you get the better. There is always , always something new to know ,new information ,research and different experience

Reiterating this! Second, third opinions... I know the US is super expensive, but the best neurosurgeons in the world are at places like Mayo, Sloan Kettering, NYU, MD Anderson Cancer Center, etc. Or in UK perhaps King's College in London as well. Some places have virtual second opinion but I do think they require paying out of pocket, though it's worth looking into (UCSF and Johns Hopkins come to mind)

Also watching from South Africa. ❤😢

I follow that couple too. Eireann go for a second opinion. The man in Colorado was told they could not remove the tumor. He had surgery on the 12th and they say they got it all. Don’t give up! Please do not apologize for crying. It is OK. Can someone find out where he went for surgery? I will watch their videos again and post what I find out. ❤❤❤

@@bonshe52 Might be Barrow

Stick with honest doctors, not fairytale ones.

​@winifix you can balance a mixture of empathy and realisticness though

They can just tell them the statistics, because they truly don't know how long she has. 11 years is actually too long for brain cancer. ​@@winifix

@@winifix There are plenty of honest doctors who also don't pretend they have a crystal ball to say exactly the number of years somebody will live and that there is no hope of any medical advances in that period.

@@winifix An honest doctor would not pretend to know how long you have left. As a medical student, I have been told that the idea of doctors "predicting" the number of years a patient has 'left' is practically never something that should be brought up in an appointment; because disregarding the impossibility of giving a 100% guarantee, it also simply serves no positive purpose whatsoever. My aunt was diagnosed with breast cancer in her 50's and she made a complete recovery and has been cancer free for years, and her morale throughout the entire treatment protocol was shockingly positive. Stress has been shown to be associated with an uncountable number of diseases, and it's foolish and dishonest to claim that it plays no role in the recovery process of any patient with practically any disease. Also, I just read your comment from a few hours ago on this channel, and I'm sorry to hear about your diagnosis and the difficulty you've had to go through with that surgery, and having to abide by less "surgical" and tangible treatment regimens since you can't have a third surgery. The world has changed so much in the last 20 years, as has medicine, and treatment methods have grown to be much more effective and with less side effects than how they used to be. I will not ask or encourage you blindly to "Oh be positive, have hope! Live, laugh, love!" etc etc, if it's against what you're feeling right now and would only feel worse to hear that - it's important to feel your feelings and there's no better feelings to feel, the bad and the good. But what I hope is that you try to trust the process, advocate for your own health, and harbor no feelings of guilt nor resentment towards yourself. And I wish you nothing but the best on your journey towards improvement, recovery, and hopefully being tumor-free once again.

Right? I absolutely adore her. This is so unfair. She is so sweet and precious. A light in this world.

Agree!! Or add Sloan Kettering (I don’t know how to spell it). Come to America!!!!

Eiran please listen to this comment

PS: I've just made a donation to Brain Tumour Research. I hope it will help further this worthy cause. (As for my donation to you - just spend it on pizza, Guinness or whatever gives you comfort!) Tc xx

Well said.