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| Ohio chic User ID: 74262345 United States02/03/2019 01:14 PM  Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The symptoms you are describing are definitely from surgery and the tumor pressing again the stem, not from the anesthesia NO! My name is NOT spelled wrong. Grab a dictionary. Peace, Love & Prayers God bless America And YES. I am a nurse! SIDE NOTE- I find articles everywhere and post what I think GLP would like to know. I do not necessarily believe or endorse some articles I find. So do not bash the messenger |
| Ohio chic User ID: 74262345 United States02/03/2019 01:25 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I’m confused on when you had the surgery because usually the survey is done because of the symptoms you are describing and if you JUST had the surgery then it takes weeks to see the effects of the surgery NO! My name is NOT spelled wrong. Grab a dictionary. Peace, Love & Prayers God bless America And YES. I am a nurse! SIDE NOTE- I find articles everywhere and post what I think GLP would like to know. I do not necessarily believe or endorse some articles I find. So do not bash the messenger |
| Ohio chic User ID: 74262345 United States02/03/2019 01:26 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Im a nurse btw NO! My name is NOT spelled wrong. Grab a dictionary. Peace, Love & Prayers God bless America And YES. I am a nurse! SIDE NOTE- I find articles everywhere and post what I think GLP would like to know. I do not necessarily believe or endorse some articles I find. So do not bash the messenger |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 77329246  United Kingdom02/03/2019 01:47 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Second, look into supplements which promote generation of nervous tissues. There's a good chance a herb or mushroom will help. Third, intermittent issues are caused by a chemical imbalance, obviously you've had serious surgery and as such all manor of effects can occur but if you think about it, you either have something chronic or intermittent and if intermittent then you can find something to take which stops that particular chemical state of being - or at least reduce it for a time. My personal opinion is that you make peace with everyone you think you need to, leave stuff for your family, prepare yourself in whatever way you think for death - if you haven't already, and then experiement with treatments are record them on a forum related to your condition/surgery so others can potentially benefit. Best of luck. |
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| titanbrian (OP) User ID: 77094129 United States02/03/2019 01:57 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I’m confused on when you had the surgery because usually the survey is done because of the symptoms you are describing and if you JUST had the surgery then it takes weeks to see the effects of the surgery Quoting: Ohio chic The actual crainiotomy was May of 2018. The gamma knife surgery was Feb 3rd, of 2019. |
| LostPaper User ID: 72310536 United States02/03/2019 01:59 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I’m confused on when you had the surgery because usually the survey is done because of the symptoms you are describing and if you JUST had the surgery then it takes weeks to see the effects of the surgery Quoting: Ohio chic The actual crainiotomy was May of 2018. The gamma knife surgery was Feb 3rd, of 2019. Today? |
| titanbrian (OP) User ID: 77094129 United States02/03/2019 02:00 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | First, make sure you are fully nourished and hydrated at all times. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77329246 Second, look into supplements which promote generation of nervous tissues. There's a good chance a herb or mushroom will help. Third, intermittent issues are caused by a chemical imbalance, obviously you've had serious surgery and as such all manor of effects can occur but if you think about it, you either have something chronic or intermittent and if intermittent then you can find something to take which stops that particular chemical state of being - or at least reduce it for a time. My personal opinion is that you make peace with everyone you think you need to, leave stuff for your family, prepare yourself in whatever way you think for death - if you haven't already, and then experiement with treatments are record them on a forum related to your condition/surgery so others can potentially benefit. Best of luck. The tumor is still in place, but supposed to be shrinking, so chronic with improvement over time, hopefully. I am however looking for a homeopathic remedy to minimize the effects of it all and help me return to full strength. Right now if I work at all I have to rest for the same amount of time from the work. Before all this I could work nearly indefinitely without tiring. And tired now means nearly immoveable from fatigue. It never did before. |
| titanbrian (OP) User ID: 77094129 United States02/03/2019 02:01 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I’m confused on when you had the surgery because usually the survey is done because of the symptoms you are describing and if you JUST had the surgery then it takes weeks to see the effects of the surgery Quoting: Ohio chic The actual crainiotomy was May of 2018. The gamma knife surgery was Feb 3rd, of 2019. Today? Oh sorry, January 3. So one month ago. |
| Crypto-Tard User ID: 77295044 United States02/03/2019 02:06 PM  Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I would try some meditation. Remember, the greatest medical discovery of the 20th century was the placebo effect. Your mind is at least 70% of everything. When you are afraid of losing your life, you have already lost your life. Don't be afraid. |
| titanbrian (OP) User ID: 77094129 United States02/03/2019 02:14 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I would try some meditation. Quoting: Crypto-Tard Remember, the greatest medical discovery of the 20th century was the placebo effect. Your mind is at least 70% of everything. Thank you. Good idea. I heard of a boy with a brain tumor years ago who pretended he was shooting it with a Han Solo Millenial Falcon gun while he was in the hospital, and it went away after a while. I keep trying to think, neutralize and dissolve at it. So far, no noticeable success. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 77307297 United States02/03/2019 03:04 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | No sugar, nothing acidic. Eat lots of asparagus. Vape crack cocaine . Seriously. It creates an alkaline environment which prevents the growth of the cancer fungus. The crack delivers the baking soda into the blood stream from the lungs carrying it in the red blood cells which get circulated through the tumor. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 30230460 Uh, maybe just vape baking soda? |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 63837627 United Kingdom02/03/2019 03:21 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I would try some meditation. Quoting: Crypto-Tard Remember, the greatest medical discovery of the 20th century was the placebo effect. Your mind is at least 70% of everything. Thank you. Good idea. I heard of a boy with a brain tumor years ago who pretended he was shooting it with a Han Solo Millenial Falcon gun while he was in the hospital, and it went away after a while. I keep trying to think, neutralize and dissolve at it. So far, no noticeable success. yes they have done a few studies with visualisations but you have to be focused when doing them - and repeat them often neuroplastic change is slower than placebo but lasts longer personally I'd make them colourful- green light has such healing potential - id get that in somehow :) something which resonates with how you ( ie han solo for the boy) is much easier to focus on and repeat personally I would look at good tai chi - the martial kind if you need to restore balance and faith in the ground beneath you -on a few levels again- a lifelong practice if you want to maintain and even reinforce the benefits breath well and let go of small shit as you do good luck |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 30230460 Canada02/03/2019 03:25 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | No sugar, nothing acidic. Eat lots of asparagus. Vape crack cocaine . Seriously. It creates an alkaline environment which prevents the growth of the cancer fungus. The crack delivers the baking soda into the blood stream from the lungs carrying it in the red blood cells which get circulated through the tumor. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 30230460 Uh, maybe just vape baking soda? The cocaine provide the numbing effect otherwise you cough and cough and cough and mucus will surround the foreign substance and it won't be delivered into to the oxygenated blood cells. |
| The_Smiling User ID: 75590612 Canada02/03/2019 03:32 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Since acetaminophen is processed in the liver, maybe this might help. Also, try to find what's happening with your adrenal glands (kidney) because this is where the depression starts. The_Smiling |
| bobobibi User ID: 28372490 United States02/03/2019 04:00 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I would try some meditation. Quoting: Crypto-Tard Remember, the greatest medical discovery of the 20th century was the placebo effect. Your mind is at least 70% of everything. cryptotard is correct from what ive witnessed. stay away from meats. sprinkle tumeric on everything. and all things marijuana! oils and edibles rather than smoking it is the call for your situation. cancer will disappear. mom had cancer in her neck. I put weed and tumeric in the coffee bean grinder everyday. not saying that was exactly what worked but after they removed all the glands from her neck. we went to see the chemo/radiation dr. she came out in the waiting room and said im sorry mrs sonso there is no reason for me to see you today... what im getting at is if you try alternatives to "modern medicine".. before another major procedure get scanned again!! sadly they hit a nerve in moms neck that winged her in the surgery that never would of happened if ida thought to get her rescanned. she had cancer, per multiple biopsies and scans, and it disappeared before the glands in her neck were removed.. and she is not healthy in the mind like cryptotard mentioned one should be. Zoinx |
| bobobibi User ID: 28372490 United States02/03/2019 04:07 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | cant you take Tylenol instead of Ibuprofen as pain killer? Quoting: The_Smiling Since acetaminophen is processed in the liver, maybe this might help. Also, try to find what's happening with your adrenal glands (kidney) because this is where the depression starts. google master tonic. it will flush your system, liver kidneys, quicker than quick. stay away from pills. if you are yet to lean towards marijuana bc of the psychotropic effects, get a bottle of CBDs with the highest mg you can find. I helped a friend kick a 25 year opiate addiction this summer. not sure what withdrawal feels like but it didn't look fun. every time I put a few drops under her tongue I watched her body release from the tension within minutes. cbd will definitly help with pain issues Zoinx |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 75834355 United States02/03/2019 04:08 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | No sugar, nothing acidic. Eat lots of asparagus. Vape crack cocaine . Seriously. It creates an alkaline environment which prevents the growth of the cancer fungus. The crack delivers the baking soda into the blood stream from the lungs carrying it in the red blood cells which get circulated through the tumor. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 30230460 Omg, classic glp. Thanks for the memories. :D |
| titanbrian (OP) User ID: 77094129 United States02/03/2019 06:59 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | No sugar, nothing acidic. Eat lots of asparagus. Vape crack cocaine . Seriously. It creates an alkaline environment which prevents the growth of the cancer fungus. The crack delivers the baking soda into the blood stream from the lungs carrying it in the red blood cells which get circulated through the tumor. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 30230460 It's benign, but you can use a vape pipe to introduce baking soda into the lungs? And other powdery substances? |
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| titanbrian (OP) User ID: 77094129 United States02/03/2019 07:02 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I would try some meditation. Quoting: Crypto-Tard Remember, the greatest medical discovery of the 20th century was the placebo effect. Your mind is at least 70% of everything. Thank you. Good idea. I heard of a boy with a brain tumor years ago who pretended he was shooting it with a Han Solo Millenial Falcon gun while he was in the hospital, and it went away after a while. I keep trying to think, neutralize and dissolve at it. So far, no noticeable success. yes they have done a few studies with visualisations but you have to be focused when doing them - and repeat them often neuroplastic change is slower than placebo but lasts longer personally I'd make them colourful- green light has such healing potential - id get that in somehow :) something which resonates with how you ( ie han solo for the boy) is much easier to focus on and repeat personally I would look at good tai chi - the martial kind if you need to restore balance and faith in the ground beneath you -on a few levels again- a lifelong practice if you want to maintain and even reinforce the benefits breath well and let go of small shit as you do good luck Thank you. I only know one tai chi medication protocol but will look up more of that. |
| titanbrian (OP) User ID: 77094129 United States02/03/2019 07:05 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | cant you take Tylenol instead of Ibuprofen as pain killer? Quoting: The_Smiling Since acetaminophen is processed in the liver, maybe this might help. Also, try to find what's happening with your adrenal glands (kidney) because this is where the depression starts. Good to know. Kidneys are functioning well enough to satisfy doctors but I've had a history of kidney infections since childhood. Tylenol doesn't seem to have the calming effect Ibuprofin does. It's good for a fever but not antiinflammatory as far as I know. Will check on that. |
| titanbrian (OP) User ID: 77094129 United States02/03/2019 07:08 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Sorry I got the month wrong, it was January 3, 2019 for gamma knife surgery, which they say is non invasive. Except it punches four holes in your scalp for a rigid frame to connect to, that gets locked into a frame on a bed to keep you from moving your head. It took two weeks for the effect from that to stop bleeding and hurting. The pressure fired up the soreness in the actual incision and opening in the skull they had made the previous May. |
| titanbrian (OP) User ID: 77094129 United States02/03/2019 07:11 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | cant you take Tylenol instead of Ibuprofen as pain killer? Quoting: The_Smiling Since acetaminophen is processed in the liver, maybe this might help. Also, try to find what's happening with your adrenal glands (kidney) because this is where the depression starts. google master tonic. it will flush your system, liver kidneys, quicker than quick. stay away from pills. if you are yet to lean towards marijuana bc of the psychotropic effects, get a bottle of CBDs with the highest mg you can find. I helped a friend kick a 25 year opiate addiction this summer. not sure what withdrawal feels like but it didn't look fun. every time I put a few drops under her tongue I watched her body release from the tension within minutes. cbd will definitly help with pain issues Doctors wanted me to take steroids but they made me sick. Lasted three days. Will find the master tonic. I did CBD for panic attacks before the initial surgery, but will get more. Stress from not being able to function normally makes everything worse. |
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