Stage 4 Breast Cancer: PET Scan Results and Treatment Update
Hi guys. Uh, my PET scan results are in, and
before I get into the results, I just wanted to give a little background
on my story because I know there's a lot of new faces here.
So I've been dealing with stage four cancer since twenty twenty-two.
Before that, I had been diagnosed with stage two breast
cancer in twenty
twenty-one. I underwent all conventional treatments.
I did chemo, radiation, lumpectomy, tamoxifen, and was told that
I was cancer-free until I started having this really bad pain on my right hip,
which turned out to be widespread disease that had spread to my femur,
my pelvis, my sternum, my lungs, my spine, my liver,
my jaw. I mean, you name it, I had it.
Of course, my prognosis was very poor.
They told me that I only had two to three years to live, so I chose to go the
integrative slash holistic way, and I've dabbled in with everything
because it's been a very serious journey. Fast-forward to last August.
Um, I ended up in the hospital with a spinal
cord compression.
They found some new lesions and multiple fractures throughout my
spine.
One of the fractures was impinging my spinal cord,
and they told me that if I
didn't do surgery, I was gonna end up paralyzed.
However, I believe God is in control of every situation,
and I turned to Him,
and He put in my heart not to do the surgery.
Instead, I opted for radiation, and by His grace, I
was able to leave the hospital,
and I've been recovering since then.
When I got home from the hospital, I decided that I wanted to do something
that I
had never done before, and I started fenbendazole,
and then a few months later,
ivermectin. I've been documenting my journey,
so please feel free to watch prior
videos. And as always, this is for educational purposes only.
Ivermectin and fenbendazole are not approved for cancer treatment.
Please consult with your doctor before starting anything.
This is not medical advice. Let me just tell you what happened with my
scan results
that I just got after only being on ivermectin and fenbendazole for two
and a half
months and really not changing anything else, except working on my
gut health and focusing on blocking pathways with more,
um, targeted supplements. My August scans
showed that I had multiple new lesions in my lungs
and a new metastases to my liver, in addition to all of the bone metastases
and the
spinal cord compression. I was gutted.
Um, today's report shows that my T ten
spinal cord metastases with spinal cord compression is now fully
resolved. My S one spinal involvement is also no
longer detectable.
Two suspicious prior liver lesions are no longer evident.
Prior suspicious pulmonary nodules are no longer evident.
I'm not in the clear now. I do have a new scary lesion in my
L five vertebrae, which is causing this pelvis pain
and the leg pain that I've been
experiencing. For some reason, the bone mets seem to continue to be a
very
difficult thing for me to get a handle on, and I'm just having
hope that this is so early on in my treatment, I'm having such great results
already, that this is gonna heal too.
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