Can you tell me a bit about your tumor and treatment? Amount of resection, radiation and chemo, any follow-up events? Where did you have your treatments?
dear JakeLee, I am so happy to read Your post. We really appreciate that You share Your story with us really need Hope. I am a Father of a five and a half years old Beautiful Young Lady diagnosed with Anaplastic Astrocytoma Grade III in brain stem in this Feb. We are after the operation (the “troublemaker” couldn’t be touched basically :o( and the first round of the treatment (radiation- and Temodal) and will start the next round as of tomorrow (Temodal in 5/23 cycle). We strongly believe in God and are sure that our Little Princess will be fully recovered (as You :o) but Your words provides more strengths for the ordinary days. God Bless You, Attila from Hungary
Recently i came across an article which talks about a new treatment called SPMF, for Cancer, in India at SBF Healthcare. This article is about a 33 yrs old woman with recurrent anaplatic astrocytoma,she took standard treatment but it failed, so she underwent this new treatment SPMF for 28days. The result showed improvement in patient condition.
When i did a search for this treatment I could get some positive findings, like this is a non invasive therapy without any side effects and no pain. The treatment was completely safe and patients are able to do his daily chores and shows long term survival rate.
Hi. Mi mother was diagnosed with grade 3 astrocytoma. I'm from the Philippines. I've been reading here a lot after my mom's surgery. I Love my mom so much. It's really inspiring to know that there are many survivors that beat the doctor's timeline of 2-5 years. her tumor was removed last april. God Bless us all ! i want my mom to be treated in the United States but we don't have enough money to go there.
Joined: Jul 2012
Can you tell me a bit about
Can you tell me a bit about your tumor and treatment? Amount of resection, radiation and chemo, any follow-up events? Where did you have your treatments?
Joined: Jun 2006
It was entirely removed
It was entirely removed (well, all they could see). 3 months of radiation (daily) and 1 1/2 yar of chemo (weekly vincristine and monthly ccnu).
Joined: Apr 2013
Congratulations
That is wonderful to hear. Can you share where you were treated and who your Drs were? I am trying to find the best treatment option for my husband.
Joined: Jun 2006
Sorry for the delayed
Sorry for the delayed response. I don't get on here often. I was treated at MUSC in Charleston SC (Hollings Cancer Center).
Joined: Apr 2013
thank you for sharing
dear JakeLee, I am so happy to read Your post. We really appreciate that You share Your story with us really need Hope. I am a Father of a five and a half years old Beautiful Young Lady diagnosed with Anaplastic Astrocytoma Grade III in brain stem in this Feb. We are after the operation (the “troublemaker” couldn’t be touched basically :o( and the first round of the treatment (radiation- and Temodal) and will start the next round as of tomorrow (Temodal in 5/23 cycle). We strongly believe in God and are sure that our Little Princess will be fully recovered (as You :o) but Your words provides more strengths for the ordinary days. God Bless You, Attila from Hungary
Joined: Sep 2011
Recently i came across an
Recently i came across an article which talks about a new treatment called SPMF, for Cancer, in India at SBF Healthcare. This article is about a 33 yrs old woman with recurrent anaplatic astrocytoma,she took standard treatment but it failed, so she underwent this new treatment SPMF for 28days. The result showed improvement in patient condition.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2919998/
When i did a search for this treatment I could get some positive findings, like this is a non invasive therapy without any side effects and no pain. The treatment was completely safe and patients are able to do his daily chores and shows long term survival rate.
Joined: Jun 2013
HI Jake. :)
Hi. Mi mother was diagnosed with grade 3 astrocytoma. I'm from the Philippines. I've been reading here a lot after my mom's surgery. I Love my mom so much. It's really inspiring to know that there are many survivors that beat the doctor's timeline of 2-5 years. her tumor was removed last april. God Bless us all ! i want my mom to be treated in the United States but we don't have enough money to go there.