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Whether or not this is an accurate portrayal it does resonate with me. I can give a real life example as follows:

I had a close relative die of Ovarian Cancer. It is the RED FLAG for genetic testing ..even more than Breast cancer. I have several genetic variants that predispose me to ovarian cancer but not the BRCA one.

I had two ovarian masses. I saw multiple oncologists trying to get a differential diagnosis because something was telling me it wasn’t cancer despite the bloodwork indicating it looks like cancer. When I saw the Inhibin test result I thought..well that’s lights out for me but I still tried for the differential diagnosis. I felt strongly we were missing something. They weren’t doing adequate testing for the adrenal glands.

I eventually just had to get masses removed because I was running out of time if it was cancer.

It was not cancer. All the doctors thought it was going to be cancer. I talked to the pathologist. I used two. One of them said it had less than 10% of a certain type of cell. Had it been more it would have changed the classification.

I have some theories about why it hadn’t kick started yet based on some other weird rare genetic issues that I have...but regardless...I can see where a VAX might alter whatever keeps cancer in check.

There is so much that is not known about cancer and the kick start. There is even controversy about NAD+ and cancer...especially triple negative breast cancer. Since I am at high risk genetically for triple negative breast cancer I don’t take NAD+ every day. It’s all a crap shoot

“Whether or not this is an accurate portrayal it does resonate with me. “

Wow. There but for the grace of God...

I had to reduce what the doctor said to its essence of meaning because I don’t have his specialized vocabulary. In my estimation the vaccine is like smacking an old tube TV on the side to “fix” the reception. Sometimes it worked but the likelihood it “fixed” anything is low. My impression is that the people pushing mRNA vaccines have less understanding of what will “fix” the issue than the rube who snacked the side of a TV.

by the way, as an additional warning to people about Doctors... the first Oncologist I saw refused to give me a referral to the Endo Dr stating he wasn’t worried about the adrenal mass and that the problem was the Ovaries.

This so infuriated me that I cut that appointment short and fired him.
If you are facing cancer get more than one opinion..especially on the pathology report.

When I look back on what happened I still am angered but I try to remember that the pathology report showed my female parts could have kick started cancer at any time because there were a couple of issues.

If anyone in your family has had ovarian cancer you might want to get an ultrasound once a year once you hit a certain age..even if insurance doesn’t pay for it.