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Omg, I’m just at the beginning where you mention the smell of burning, I’m waiting for the results of a brain scan (I’ve has loss of balance, nausea and slight headaches for around 5 months) and I’ve smelled smoke and some other burning smell 3 times 😖

My mom was decimated more by the chemo, steroids, and other meds more than the tumor itself. She probably would have died in only a few months but more peacefully than being so disabled (physically and mentally) and dying in 15 months. She was ready to die but extended it for us. She suffered greatly for us. And it did help us mend some things in our relationship.

My husband was diagosed on the 17 of march/24 went to Er on the 18 and surgery done at the 28 march and passed away on the 22 may in the icu .Hope he is in a better place now.

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This show lies like the king of England faking cancer show

Please tell me Alex is still here.❤

Just watched this to have a better knowledge of what our son will have done before his surgery . Very well explained thank you Jose and Sarah 👍

You are amazing !!!

Hi, I've made a guideline for a friend suffering with grade IV GBM. It includes standard therapy, 60+ relevant supplements, Mushrooms, hydrogen therapy, sound waves, magnets and etc. it's very informative and it's FREE. Let me know if you want a copy. Hope for the best, Dr. Zaheri 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

Hi, I've made a guideline for a friend with grade IV GBM. It includes the standard therapy in addition to 60+ relevant supplements, mushrooms, sound waves, magnet therapy and etc. it's very informative, let me know if anyone wants a copy & it's FREE. Hope for the best. Dr. Zaheri 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

Hi, I've made a guideline for Grade IV Glioblastoma including current treatment info, , 60+ supplements that are relevant to GBM, mushrooms, magnet therapy, sound wave & music, and much more. I wrote it for a friend suffering with grade IV GBM. If anyone is interested let me know. It's free & I can email it. Thx, Dr.Zaheri

So Josh's symptoms were Headaches and Nausea and the Doctor's took out his appendix!! Unbelievable. R.I.P Josh

What an incredibly brave and inspirational young lady. God bless her and her family ❣️🙏

The most effective treatments are starving the cancer through diet such as Ketogenic diet, water Fasting and medical cannabis oil.

Just seen this.....are you still doing videos?

I can’t believe they ignored the first CT. Disgusting.

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This story has settled my mind immediately! I’m just about to have this surgery next week and I didn’t know what to expect. So it’s amazing to see an insight on how it went 🫶🏻

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I can almost repeat her story😢 I'm thankful she shared. My husband passed 22 years ago with this devil cancer😢😢 From first symptoms until death was 5 months. He had surgery, 1 week chemo and 5 weeks of radiation. Please let her know I am here for her and any others. Oh, my severe panic attack came after death, Christmas and New Year. My legs wouldn't work, shaking all over, thinking I was dying. Thank God for my doctor, he wasn't surprised at all. God Bless you and your family ❤

Ah that brought back memories. I remember helping to set those theatres up in the mid nineties (assuming they are the original ones). Mr Chandler and my ODP colleagues would often have porridge in the canteen prior to the days busy lists.

CK OUT JOE TIPPENS CANCER PROTOCOL FENBENDAZOLE RIGHT AWAY, FENBENDAZOLE KILLS CANCER CELLS. AND JESUS LOVE'S YOU.

Do you believe they missed it? The CT scan anomaly I think he called it? It's hard to believe that if someone is trained to read them

I wonder if you let his dr and original hospital know of the grave errors they made. I hope so. My adult daughter was misdiagnosed also. Dr told her she needed to see a psychiatrist because she was making her symptoms up. This after she had been given several rounds of antibiotics for nonexistent sinus infection. Her symptoms were typical brain tumor signs. She had a golf ball sized tumor on her brain stem. Once a specialist diagnosed the tumor she had surgery right away. I’m so sorry that your family had to go through this. ❤

It’s so wrong that there isn’t a strategy for diagnosis like there is for breast cancer or testicular or bowel cancers . If I go to my GP even with a slight pain in my breast I would see someone within 2 weeks . Surely prevention is better than cure

So sorry for you and your family. May Josh's soul watch over you all from wherever he is.

Blame The Victim! Despicable treatment! That is All Too Familiar to me. I am so sorry.

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Thank you so much gbm is awful you are such an inspiration and you give me such strength ❤❤

You are an inspiration so positively thank you

Omg how terrible, I am so sorry your darling child had to go through this. He is making a difference now RIEP Josh.🙏🏿

You give me hope for my sister who was diagnosed his summer.

My father died of a brain tumour 44 years ago. It saddens me that no money is going into research into this deadly condition. It really hasn't moved on that much in 44 years.

Headache, sickness going on for ages, and they don't look at his brain? Appalling .

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Terrible treatment by your surgery and the hospital, so sorry.

Incredible lady, keep doing what you're doing,

My sister’s diagnosed in June of 2023 at a point was already “depleted” because her husband of 34 yrs had recently died after a long battle with Lewy Body Dementia followed by a legal battle with his family. She was devastated by the loss and the arguments, but had just begun to recover and start looking forward again. It has taken her four months to show any sign of fighting her way out of deep depression. Everyone’s starting emotional starting place is different; you can’t prepare backwards. I’m so glad you’re doing well and I want to believe that my sister will maintain her recently achieved outlook. Thank you for sharing your experience. I hope you will have continued success.

Amazing bravery. An inspiration to others, enjoy life while you can ❤️❤️❤️

This was a great video , thanks Anna for being so honest . I have sat here nodding away and agreeing to almost everything you’ve said . The guilt , the panic , the sadness , the anxiety, the hope . I’m feeling it all with our son being diagnosed last November with an Astrocytoma. It was so wonderful to be able to message Alex as I knew he had had a seizure on the beach in OZ as Ollie had one last weekend which was his first since his operation and was very scary . Thank you to both of you for taking the time to help others . It’s not nice to have to keep talking about it , when really you just want to forget about it .

I lost my third son to gliablastoma brain cancer so sad to see so many young people my other two sons died of car accident and liver failure she is so brave god bles her margaret mackay qld aust

Everyone/anyone - is it common to be told not to drive when you begin radiation in combination with oral chemotherapy?

I watched this last night, and then spent a few hours listening to Martin's podcast. I live in Southern California, and for the past several months have been receiving testing and consultations with the specialists at Loma Linda University, a bastion of advanced medical care in the United States. For the longest time they were leaning toward a diagnosis of tumefactive multiple sclerosis, because of the nature of the brain lesion that I have, and the indications of several MRIs and MR spectroscopy. However, my lesion is in a particularly difficult area to treat, given that it is in a critical area affecting my motor cortex, and a definitive needle biopsy has thus far not been done---given the composition of the lesion, it would not be a high yield result. My latest MRIs show that the lesion is growing, however, and now I really haven't any choice but to go through an excisional biopsy, which basically is a craniotomy. Mine will be an awake procedure, something I am preparing myself for. I meet this week with my neuro-oncologist, and then the following week with the neurosurgeon, who will go over the particulars of surgery. We will also decide what level of deficit I might be willing to accept...as stated, this lesion is in a bad area. At any rate, the general consensus now is that it is not tumefactive multiple sclerosis, but a malignancy. The neurosurgeon mentioned astrocytoma, but glioblastoma is another possibility. Watching these videos, and listening to Martin's podcast, has been very helpful to me. I have in common with Martin the fact that I am not depressed in the slightest about all of this. I find it strangely fascinating to be going through it all, in fact. I have always had an irrepressible sense of humor...which I suppose is correctly spelled "humour" in Britain, but I am a barbarous American...and I appreciate finding others who have gone through, and are going through, these same things, with the same cheeky outlook. So, let me offer my thanks. And dear Martin, please know that you have inspired me. I remember the quote from Simone de Beauvoir, who, writing about Simone Weil, said, "I envied a heart that could beat across the ocean." It is my great pleasure to find just such a heart, and through this video and your podcast, make its acquaintance. ~ Jack

She is very brave. Sitting there and just talking about it.

Kinda shocking how many people have cancer diagnosis after 2020 vaccine's??