I know two people who have used the immunotherapy with success
However, the first person I know, who had been diagnosed with stage 4 melanoma, and had been doing quite well with the immunotherapy, then took the covid "vaccine". Not sure how many. I was devastated when I heard.
Not long after, the cancer spread to her brain. She passed away…
I know two people who have used the immunotherapy with success
However, the first person I know, who had been diagnosed with stage 4 melanoma, and had been doing quite well with the immunotherapy, then took the covid "vaccine". Not sure how many. I was devastated when I heard.
Not long after, the cancer spread to her brain. She passed away within a year.
The second young woman incurred her stage four cancer after the cvid "vaccine". Stage four upon examination. Immunotherapy has been working for her. Althought they did have to stop it for a bit because of - get this - an autoimmune reaction AND myocarditis.
You can't make this stuff up.
I also know many people who have lived several years cancer free after chemo and radiation.
I am not saying that alternatives aren't the way to go. I would try them before chemo.
But to say that most die, I think, is just not true. Many live for several years after traditional treatment.
I know two people who have used the immunotherapy with success
However, the first person I know, who had been diagnosed with stage 4 melanoma, and had been doing quite well with the immunotherapy, then took the covid "vaccine". Not sure how many. I was devastated when I heard.
Not long after, the cancer spread to her brain. She passed away within a year.
The second young woman incurred her stage four cancer after the cvid "vaccine". Stage four upon examination. Immunotherapy has been working for her. Althought they did have to stop it for a bit because of - get this - an autoimmune reaction AND myocarditis.
You can't make this stuff up.
I also know many people who have lived several years cancer free after chemo and radiation.
I am not saying that alternatives aren't the way to go. I would try them before chemo.
But to say that most die, I think, is just not true. Many live for several years after traditional treatment.
I really appreciate this thoughtful response, with many real-life examples of people you know personally. Thanks.