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Katarina Christoforou's avatar

To give you an update to the above, my Oncologist continues to disappoint. A full MRI indicated there may be a tumour in my prefrontal cortex, who needs a personality anyway? However whilst waiting for another MRI, Mid Devon Council decide to turn the lights off at night. I live in the middle of nowhere, I fall off my step into a black abyss and bash the part of the brain which supposedly has a tumour on the road.

I can't be bothered to go to casualty, I figure the MRI in a couple of days will tell me everything. It told me I had a bleed on the brain. I had to explain to the Oncologist that I know I have a bleed on the brain, I've been putting make-up over the bruise so I don't look like a battered housewife. The NHS treats me like a battered housewife, and orders another MRI.

I asked the Oncologist about the cancer on my Adrenals and the spot on the Pancreas. "Err what cancer on the Adrenals and Pancreas?" Useless, utterly useless. I'm still here, staying on the Joe Tippens Protocol, I feel reasonably good, I think it's a thumbs up!

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Hi 2SG! Just an update on my 14yo Coonhound. I posted on your June 1 stack that Lucy was diagnosed with spleen cancer and her spleen was ready to burst. This was May 26. I started treating with ivermectin from Virex. I have tried some FENBEN but she seemed to get stomach upset. Not sure if due to FENBEN as we were tinkering with her diet. She is currently getting ground beef simmered with water for broth, scrambled egg on top of a little dry food. Tried chicken and had 3 days of diarrhea. So no chicken now. Any way she is surprising us every day. 3 walks a day, jumps up on the bed ( hasn't done that in a long time!!) I promised update so here it is!😊

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