Where's Byron?

[Colin_T]

For @Byron, not sure if this drug is available in Canada but it might be. Perhaps see if your doctor knows about it. Maybe it can help.

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[Byron]

For @Byron, not sure if this drug is available in Canada but it might be. Perhaps see if your doctor knows about it. Maybe it can help.

QBiotics - Harnessing the power of nature to improve lives - QBiotics

QBiotics, Australian life sciences company, specialising in small cell signaling molecules. Established programs in oncology (tigilanol tiglate), wound healing (EBC-1013), plus preclinical antibiotics. Drug discovery platform Ecologic and Phenotypic drug screening.

qbiotics.com

Thanks @Colin_T I will take a look at this. Byron.

 

[AdoraBelle Dearheart]

Mis

Thanks @Colin_T I will take a look at this. Byron.

Miss you!

 

[Byron]

Mis

Miss you!

I'm still here, just more selective in which threads I am active.

 

[AdoraBelle Dearheart]

I'm still here, just more selective in which threads I am active.

Still miss you!!
I guess we've just been in different threads.

 

[jaylach]

I don't know you Byron and hope that you recover. However, if you don't, it is not the end and I feel this to be a fact. While in the military I died. I was brought back but, while dead, I had a rather strange experience in the form of a discussion. Doctors basically gave up and quit. At that time I was asked if I had done what I was supposed to do. I answered no and my body started breathing again. If there is nothing beyond this physical existence what asked me the question? Death is not an end but, rather, a new beginning...

I truly hope that this post is neither out of line or too deep....

 

[emeraldking]

I'm still here, just more selective in which threads I am active.

Byron, I was aware of it that you had health issues but I didn't know you have cancer. I'm so sorry to hear. From one cancer patient to another cancer patient: Life is not without wonders...
I'm dealing with cancer for 10 years now. Before my cancer I was already dealing with severe health issues and the medics gave up on me. But during my state of cancer, I was given up by medics twice. I've survived all three times after I got the message not to live much longer. This year I was suppose to be declared free of cancer but another tumor grew in my left kidney. I shouldn't be worried is what the medics told me. But when I showed up to discuss the surgery, I was told that we've waited too long. And if I would have surgery, there would be a chance of more than 80% that I wouldn't leave the table alive. I had to make a hard choice as well. As if it wasn't enough, two weeks ago, they've discovered a second tumor.
But I'm still here. Just like you, I'm aware of how someone can feel and what risks are involved. Every time the medics were thinking that I would be free of cancer, I got metastases. I've learned to accept that I am sick and I've accepted the risks involved. After doing that, I had much more internal rest in myself. I take the days the way they come. I've accepted the bad days and the better days. I'm deliberately not using the word "good". For it's not optimal. I also completely understand that saying: Stay positive... is not always that easy to do. But trying to stay positive is a good start.
I want you to try to look at this: I'm using also soursop. In Indonesia they've got good results with that to treat cancer. But in Europe it's not recognized as being a natural help to fight cancer. I'm taking this every day. I'm not telling you to use this. But I'm asking you to look into it. Maybe it's worth to try. As a fellow cancer patient, I'm feeling for you. So, if I can be of any help, I'll be happy to be there for you.
Over here a photo of a flask of soursop capsules.

When family is coming over from Indonesia, they all bring this along for me. But it should also be available in your country.

I've read that you don't believe in God. And that's totally okay. But I'll be praying for you...

 

[Colin_T]

@emeraldking, you could see if your doctor has access to the medication I put in post #31. If they can inject the chemical into the tumour, it can get rid of the cancer without surgery. They might need to keyhole it but if they can inject the tumour, they can kill it.

 

[emeraldking]

@emeraldking, you could see if your doctor has access to the medication I put in post #31. If they can inject the chemical into the tumour, it can get rid of the cancer without surgery. They might need to keyhole it but if they can inject the tumour, they can kill it.

Well, this time the situation is worse than before. I'm nearly out of options at this point. But I've got a positive mindset. Right now, that's of more importance to me. I'm still doing my things. But in another pace than before. I already live with cancer for a long time now. It's also integrated in my life. Even if you can be cured, the chance that it will come back is always there. I know all about it. To be honest, I've got my inner peace with it. I'm not a person that would say: I can't do this because of my illness. I wouldn't be able to run a marathon... no, surprise there... But try to do things as you did before but in another pace or have more breaks. Don't let too many things run your mind.

But this topic concerns Byron. Not me. I don't want to do threadjacking over here. We can still start a new topic concerning myself. I only reacted because I understand his situation first hand.

 

[Byron]

I've read that you don't believe in God. And that's totally okay. But I'll be praying for you...

Where did you read this? I think you might be thinking of someone else. I'm not "extreme" in my views but I do pray regularly.

 

[emeraldking]

Where did you read this? I think you might be thinking of someone else. I'm not "extreme" in my views but I do pray regularly.

My mistake, Byron. I thought I read that. But I've just checked it again, and I've misinterpreted the text of Kribensis. My fault...

@Byron I knew that you had cancer but was not aware of the terminal diagnosis. As someone who has first-hand witnessed medical miracles (sky-diver shoot did not open up, survived; man beaten almost to death and fully healed 1 day later) I will be praying that, even if you do not believe in God, that he uses this opportunity to make himself known to you and even more, that he would restore you.