Metastatic liver cancer

Yesterday I had a chat with my second cousin who’s father recently died of Liver Cancer. The son is doing his internship in Kuala Lumpur, "far far" away from his hometown, so we thought: let’s go for lunch and get to know each
other.

We didn’t talk about cancer, but I noticed the amount of vegetables he ate and hardly touched any meat. A little piece for the taste of it and another little piece out of politeness it seems. When it comes to cancer prevention: action speaks louder than words!

Very bright son and very lively, as if the way to soon spirit of his father lives on in him as well. A doctor with a cause and a great dose of humour, that’s the kind of doctor you like

Come for a consultation between lunch and dinner time, as that’s when doctors normally have the time to examine patients. As soon as everybody comes in after office hours: it’s a kind of rush, rush in order to get every patient some kind
of consultation. His conclusion was:

There are way to many drugs vs way to little health care takers!

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Step by Step your cancer questions answered!

Again: time is the limit when you hear your loved one is diagnosed with cancer. You can then surf the Internet for hours or buy this book that summarizes all you need to know when you or your loved one has cancer.

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Having metastatic liver cancer can be an advantage…

Cancer Research Online Made Easy

My personal cancer online research

So father got diagnosed with metastatic liver cancer. Adenocarcinoma on top of that… As if things didn’t sound bad enough already. Yet all we understood was ‘cancer: bad,bad’. So we went to the Internet to find some answers, found different technologies than chemotherapy, and went back to my doctor with our new knowledge. Said one of these doctors : “you should stop looking at the internet so much!”.

Now as if your energy-levels aren’t low enough thanks to the bad news and the tumor eating away your energy, this moronic doctor tells you to keep on being stupid. That’s in his benefit: stupid people who don’t have a clue what adenocarcinoma metastatic liver cancer means but keep on paying the bills like some kind of an idiot.

We agree, we haven’t found a cure for father’s liver cancer on the internet, but all the things we did find, could have been nicely explained by the doctors if they would have 3 hours or so to spend, and not 5 minutes even complaining that we are late (in moronic doctors land, there is no time to go toilet or what, especially after waiting 45 minutes longer than the agreed appointment).

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Cancer Research Online Made Easy warns for moronic doctors :

Don’t allow your fear of creating conflict with your doctor stop you from aggressively persuing the best possible care

Agressively is the word to use. Especially when moronic health care social workers are just telling you off that you are old and wise enough to do your own research in health care!

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