[libh8er]

[TianaHighrider]

Praise God 🙏

[doragsda]

In July of 2017 my wife was diagnosed with melanoma that had metastasized to her brain, with two brain tumors. All the historical data said she would die by Christmas of that year.

They gave her two immunotherapy agents. It’s now almost 3 1/2 years later and she’s cancer free.

[Inyo-Mono]

Bookmark.

[bitt]

P

[Slyfox]

Please think about posting the whole article just in case they remove it and it can no longer be accessed.

[preacher]

l8r

[GOPJ]

Let’s hope Rush’s doctor’s know about this...

[Jim Noble]

The two most interesting things about immunotherapy for cancer are:

1) That it works at all

2) That it doesn't work most of the time

[systemjim]

I am convinced that the medical establishment, in an all-out effort to "treat disease" (a good and noble goal), essentially overlook preventative measures such as optimizing the immune system.

They have become experts at writing perscriptions for every kind of sickness. But God, the Creator, gave us this wonderful and amazing immune system that was designed to fight off every kind of disease. Unfortunately, a large percentage of us are in such poor health that our ability to fight disease is essentially compromised.

More often than not, disease follows when our diets are poor, our lifestyle is sedentary and our weight is out of control. In addition, since most of us avoid the sun like a plague, it is essential that we supplement with vitamin D3 if we expect an optimal immune system.

[midnightcat]

It’s wonderful news. My mother was given Keytruda this summer in hopes it would help her very rare head and neck cancer. In her case, it did not, and she was put on hospice in August and actually passed away this past Sunday. Having said that, it was certainly worth a try. Immunotherapy can be hit or miss lots of times. I joined a Keytruda group on Facebook. Some people who had terrible markers still got results from Keytruda. Others who thought it would work for them had very poor results and had to try other kinds of chemo or else hospice. Many members of the group had no evidence of disease and it was a miracle for them.

[BubbaBasher]

Stupid headline writers. Almost everyone survives the diagnosis. It’s the cancer that kills.