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Talking Frankly about Living with Advanced Cancer

Cancer | Last Active: Jun 18, 2023 | Replies (508)

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@marciakaye

My husband was initially borderline resectable one year ago. Over the next 9 months, he did chemo and radiation. The final determination in December is he is not a candidate for surgery. The tumor is too close to a blood vessel. A 2nd opinion at Mayo confirmed that and also found small tumors on his lungs. So he is on chemo for life (and there's more to that story) but we also added a Naturopathic MD to his medical team. He has been taking Low Dose Naltroxene (LDN) and adding supplements to his conventional regimen (chemo). His blood work numbers are the best they've ever been. So conventional and alternative are definitely important in my experience.

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That is good news,@marciakaye! My husband, also has inoperable pancreatic cancer and is in “chemo for life” at Mayo, beginning month 20 and holding his own. Is your husband’s naturopathic M.D. at Mayo?