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a day agoHello im Tim V .I’m knew here feb. 3rd I was diagnosed with bladder cancer kidney cancer and colon cancer stage 4 aggressive terminal a week after Feb. 3rd I’m in surgery for chemo port and colostomy 2 weeks after surgery o started amino therapy I’ve lost a lot of weight Feb. 3rd I weight was 185 I’m at 133 now and continuing to loose weight the plan is to remove my left kidney but I’m to week for surgery I’m not giving up I know this is serious but I’m a fighter , not sure of how long amino therapy will go on was told I couldn’t have chemo cause first bought of chemo I wouldn’t make it through it if anyone has any insight on what I’m diagnosed with I really would love some advice .
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a day agoImmunotherapy duration varies greatly from person to person and depends on how the treatment is working and how well it's being tolerated. The oncology team will regularly monitor progress through scans and blood work to determine whether to continue, adjust, or change the treatment plan. It takes tremendous courage to face such a challenging diagnosis, and the fighting spirit mentioned here is so important during this journey. Many others in this community understand the uncertainties that come with immunotherapy treatment and may be able to share their experiences with similar situations.
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