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Scared
I am hoping treatment can be offered and not
palliative
care
. One of the reasons for going private is access to drugs not available on the NHS. My husband and I were due to go to America in July, who knows now if that will happen. The NHS treated me brilliantly the first time.
I am hoping treatment can be offered and not
palliative
care
. One of the reasons for going private is access to drugs not available on the NHS. My husband and I were due to go to America in July, who knows now if that will happen. The NHS treated me brilliantly the first time.
Ellieellie
in
My Breast Cancer Community
6 years ago
Up date on Stem Cell
Since last appointment and scan test result of last Friday MORE bad news husband now refereed for
Palliative
care
.
Since last appointment and scan test result of last Friday MORE bad news husband now refereed for
Palliative
care
.
asfaan_abs
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
6 years ago
Update on my dad, stage IV NSCLC, and Help needed
Said it's not bad enough YET to prolong treating the cancer now, will monitor it and evaluate each time, but that he wants to start cancer treatment now rather than
palliative
care
only first.
Said it's not bad enough YET to prolong treating the cancer now, will monitor it and evaluate each time, but that he wants to start cancer treatment now rather than
palliative
care
only first.
Lisam81
in
Lung Cancer Support
6 years ago
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Appointment with Radiologist
Apparently can’t have other treatments because of the state of my lungs so this is
palliative
care
.
Apparently can’t have other treatments because of the state of my lungs so this is
palliative
care
.
Lmax
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
6 years ago
An intro to LCHF
“For every expert, there is an equal and opposite expert”. -Clarke’s Fourth Law The low-carb high-fat diet has been around for at least 100 years, and it does what it says on the tin: it helps you maintain a healthy weight, it reduces your risk of heart disease and diabetes, and it can often fix niggling
“For every expert, there is an equal and opposite expert”. -Clarke’s Fourth Law The low-carb high-fat diet has been around for at least 100 years, and it does what it says on the tin: it helps you maintain a healthy weight, it reduces your risk of heart disease and diabetes, and it can often fix niggling
TheAwfulToad
Ambassador
in
Low-Carb High-Fat (LCHF)
6 years ago
WATCHING MY FUTURE
care
for end of life Watching him gasp for breath and sound luke he is drowing is horrendos.
care
for end of life Watching him gasp for breath and sound luke he is drowing is horrendos.
2manycigs
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
6 years ago
Insulin or no Insulin
I am 60 years old male, diabetic for 18 years, hba1c 7.4, also take insulin for last 5 years (30+30) two times and take amaryl 3 & pioz 15 at lunch. Can I leave insulin and go on with medicine only? Also can lchf diet do something better for me?
I am 60 years old male, diabetic for 18 years, hba1c 7.4, also take insulin for last 5 years (30+30) two times and take amaryl 3 & pioz 15 at lunch. Can I leave insulin and go on with medicine only? Also can lchf diet do something better for me?
Subirb
in
Diabetes India
6 years ago
Latest blood report.
Hi all, I got my blood investigations done and report came yesterday. My Hba1c is 5.9 now!. From 16.4 in Jan'17 to 5.9 in jun'18 has been a long but interesting journey of trial and errors. I'm on LCHF diet and my total cholesterol also improved. Now it is 152. Food is the new medicine!😊
Hi all, I got my blood investigations done and report came yesterday. My Hba1c is 5.9 now!. From 16.4 in Jan'17 to 5.9 in jun'18 has been a long but interesting journey of trial and errors. I'm on LCHF diet and my total cholesterol also improved. Now it is 152. Food is the new medicine!😊
Hidden
in
Diabetes India
6 years ago
Neal Snyder's journey
That day, February 28, he decided he would have no chemo and instead do
palliative
care
(to be followed by hospice) because of his grave condition. The doctors gave him month(s) to a year.
That day, February 28, he decided he would have no chemo and instead do
palliative
care
(to be followed by hospice) because of his grave condition. The doctors gave him month(s) to a year.
E2-Guy
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 years ago
what is type 1 and 2 diabetics
what is type 1 and 2 diabetics my fating blood sugar level yesterday was 168 kindly guide me a lchf diet plan kindly fix a plan and iam from kerala
what is type 1 and 2 diabetics my fating blood sugar level yesterday was 168 kindly guide me a lchf diet plan kindly fix a plan and iam from kerala
manojdamodaran
in
Diabetes India
6 years ago
Problems with Hypo (little longer story)
Hi, I’m 27 year old male, who is struggling with classic hypothyroid symptoms. I think I started to experience it when I was 18. Here’s blood results, I’m not on hormones Last year (blood taken late morning) TSH 4,21 (0,27 – 4,2) Ft4 13,8 (9-19)
Hi, I’m 27 year old male, who is struggling with classic hypothyroid symptoms. I think I started to experience it when I was 18. Here’s blood results, I’m not on hormones Last year (blood taken late morning) TSH 4,21 (0,27 – 4,2) Ft4 13,8 (9-19)
ondrej41
in
Thyroid UK
6 years ago
Please help us with NH Lymphoma. My wife is terminal.
In late Dec, she was told by a
palliative
care
doctor that its terminal and has 2 weeks to 6 months to live. Neither of us do any kind of drugs, other than what the doctor prescribes. But I am now beginning to get desperate and so is she. Does anyone know of something that will help?
In late Dec, she was told by a
palliative
care
doctor that its terminal and has 2 weeks to 6 months to live. Neither of us do any kind of drugs, other than what the doctor prescribes. But I am now beginning to get desperate and so is she. Does anyone know of something that will help?
vwandstudebaker
in
Non Hodgkin's Lymphoma Friends
6 years ago
PD palliative care
Palliative
care
for patients with Parkinson’s disease: study protocol for a mixed methods study. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5702094
Palliative
care
for patients with Parkinson’s disease: study protocol for a mixed methods study. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5702094
aspergerian
in
Cure Parkinson's
7 years ago
HEALTH: A hearty helping of the right fats
Read a very interesting true story. "‘People should know there is no convincing evidence for the NHS guidelines,’ says Lynda. I have seen the huge benefits of the low-carb, high-fat approach Read more." http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/you/article-5687511/HEALTH-hearty-helping-right-fats.html
Read a very interesting true story. "‘People should know there is no convincing evidence for the NHS guidelines,’ says Lynda. I have seen the huge benefits of the low-carb, high-fat approach Read more." http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/you/article-5687511/HEALTH-hearty-helping-right-fats.html
sandybrown
in
Cholesterol Support
6 years ago
Totally confused
I can't decide whether to just give in now and go for
palliative
care
(though I'm told the neuroendocrine cancer is aggressive) or whether to go with the chemo they've suggested, even though they and I are not sure its the right treatment and even less sure of any possible success or outcome.
I can't decide whether to just give in now and go for
palliative
care
(though I'm told the neuroendocrine cancer is aggressive) or whether to go with the chemo they've suggested, even though they and I are not sure its the right treatment and even less sure of any possible success or outcome.
bamboo89
in
My Ovacome
7 years ago
Article from the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and Cornell Medical College about multi-modal treatment of advanced disease.
This pilot study may be of interest to most of us since it shows that even with distant metastasis patients can achieve a PSA of 0 (non evidence of disease) if a multi-modal treatment is used. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5468169/ ------------------------ A Pilot Study of a Multimodal
This pilot study may be of interest to most of us since it shows that even with distant metastasis patients can achieve a PSA of 0 (non evidence of disease) if a multi-modal treatment is used. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5468169/ ------------------------ A Pilot Study of a Multimodal
Hidden
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 years ago
New here: Anyone have experience with Platinum Refractory Epithelial Ovarian IIIC cancer?
We've been told her
care
is only
palliative
and she can have anywhere from 6 months to 5 years to live (if she responds to next line of less aggressive chemo, topetecan). We are devastated. Since her CA 125 levels never responded we are terrified what the future may hold.
We've been told her
care
is only
palliative
and she can have anywhere from 6 months to 5 years to live (if she responds to next line of less aggressive chemo, topetecan). We are devastated. Since her CA 125 levels never responded we are terrified what the future may hold.
cari559
in
SHARE Ovarian Cancer Support
6 years ago
Caelyx not worked
Imagine my surprise when I was only offered best
palliative
care
. I asked for letrozole and (I paraphrase) was told well you could do it is well tolerated. You might as well take it as not. We will try and keep you out of hospital for as long as possible.
Imagine my surprise when I was only offered best
palliative
care
. I asked for letrozole and (I paraphrase) was told well you could do it is well tolerated. You might as well take it as not. We will try and keep you out of hospital for as long as possible.
Teresa_K
in
My Ovacome
7 years ago
Life can be an arse...
Palliative
care
was the watch word of the day. That seems to be the approach they are heading towards. I’m not one to roll over for anyone or anything. I’m not putting my hands up or waving a white flag.
Palliative
care
was the watch word of the day. That seems to be the approach they are heading towards. I’m not one to roll over for anyone or anything. I’m not putting my hands up or waving a white flag.
Identity75
in
British Liver Trust
7 years ago
Feeling Deflated
He recommended that I begin to think of
palliative
care
and getting it set up and in place for when I feel it is time. I know from a nursing stand point when doctors are speaking of these preparations it’s because it’s coming soon.
He recommended that I begin to think of
palliative
care
and getting it set up and in place for when I feel it is time. I know from a nursing stand point when doctors are speaking of these preparations it’s because it’s coming soon.
docmel
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
7 years ago
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