Diane Pathieu's husband is sharing his brain cancer story and how methylation profiling technology helped him survive. Full story: abc7chicago.com/cancer-in-bra...
My mom died in January from a glioblastoma and it paralyzed her left arm and leg for the last 3-4 months of her life. It was horrifying and excruciating to watch it happen. This must be a brand new treatment because there was literally nothing we could find and we scoured the internet for weeks looking for something. I wish this would have been available for her.
my prayers go out to you. my mother died one year after her diagnosis with a glioblastoma, grade 4 with no symptoms but had a seizure like you did and that is when they found it. you have such a positive outlook and Nick you will beat this !!
Diane love you so much and your family for everything you’ve done for my brother Nick I love so much keep fighting brother we all love you so much hopefully this story goes out to help everyone going through this
This is a really beautiful story with love and hope. Your news lady loves her husband and together they are fighting this. It seems to me that in the US there is a different approach tp fighting this cancer. In Canada, I lost my wife after 18 months. She was only offered the standard of care for GBM which is a recipe that oncologists follow. She fought gallantly until her last second before God took her under his care but I always felt that there was so much that could be done. Her oncologist would tell me that he was not doing research. In other words; he opened a book and did A, B, and C and she died. I still feel mad about that. To the ABC newscaster: love your husband and fight together for life; keep doing that. All the best
Thank You for your vulnerability i & sharing your story ...It literally brought me to tears, yes it is sad to see such kind people go through difficulty, but it moved me to tears how positive Nick is while in the mist of the storm❣ I will always remember his mantra (PMA) " I can do this..".that part really touched my heart❤ 🙏🏾
Dr. Thomas Seyfried (Boston College) - Cancer a Metabolic Disease. ✨ The Press Pulse Metabolic Cancer Therapy should be taught at every Medical Institution and should be in every Medical book. The extremely high success rate of eliminating Cancer at any stage (including Brain Cancer) is remarkable !! With over 200 peer reviewed papers and thousands of cancer patients all over the world who have eliminated Cancer via the Press Pulse protocol .. Dr. Seyfried will one day be a household name. He should be awarded a Nobel Peace prize ✨
🙏 prayers out to Nick and Diane. God is good, He has a plan. You're his number 1 support system, and because of that he's able to share and live many more memories and wonderful moments! Thanks for sharing! Stay safe... 👍
My brother in law was diagnosed in December 2021 with the same tumor. Hee was told that he had one year or less to live. He died 2 months later, February 2022. I wish we could have taken him to NWH but it happened so fast. He was in a nursing home facility and was transferred to Lutheran General where we were told he had covid which apparently he got it in the nursing home.
It is great to see GBM stories shared to help spread awareness. I was diagnosed after officially surgery on July 30, 2018, though I looked at my MRI images from July 20 at home right after I was there. I have my checkups at Siteman Cancer Center and go in every 3 months instead of 6 just to be sure nothing new happens and if something does, then we find it sooner rather than later. We have Head for the Cure coming up in June, I hope you have one nearby as well as then 5k raises money to donate to the cancer center closest to the event.
@@shadowsl5613 “Head for the Cure” are 5k walk/run events that take place to raise money to donate to research to work towards a cure. There is no cure at this time, just a future goal
No one has survived a Glioblastoma stage 4. They've been able to get some a little longer life but most die pretty quickly. I think it depends on where the tumor is. My husband died 27 years ago of this horrible cancer. He lived 2 months after diagnosis. I stay up on the progress of this cancer. There's no cure for this cancer yet.
@@ErK61hi, how’s your dad doing? My sister was just diagnosed with grade iv DMG, she had mild headaches that led to an mri and this was found on a f/u mri, headaches are now gone. We’ve met oncologists at NYU and MSK, not many treatment options. She’s due to begin radiation and chemo next week. Praying for a miracle for all those affected. My sister is 41y.
