“...and went through weeks of radiation. ...”
Evidently, it worked.
It’s nice to hear good news once in a while.
“...and went through weeks of radiation. ...”
Evidently, it worked.
It’s nice to hear good news once in a while.
...
Plus she received immunotherapy. The doctors said the disappearance was unusual, not impossible.
http://www.danafarberbostonchildrens.org/conditions/brain-tumor/diffuse-pontine-glioma.aspx
Unfortunately, the prognosis for DIPGs remains very poor, although a small percentage of patients survive this disease and new DIPG research may provide the key to improved treatment options. Your child’s physician will discuss treatment options with you, including experimental clinical trials and supportive care.
1 - treatment worked
2 - prayer worked
3 - a misdiagnosis
if radiation “worked” her TNF (tumor necrosis factor) levels would be through the roof, and any imagery would show the area undergoing necrosis.
There are more things in this world than cause and effect can explain....