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Our Right to Have a Debate About Our Healthcare
▶Do you have a physician who is happy to at least talk about alternative viewpoints? Do you think that the new administration’s MAHA goals will help? Let us know in the comments below, even a simple yes or no will do. ◀
My question was promoted by the news that Dr. Marik and Dr. Kory joined AAPS Lawsuit that seeks to hold accountable entities that have not only censored but retaliated against physicians, including Drs. Kory and Marik, for advocating evidence-based approaches to patient care that are contrary to public health agency directives. (link to the article in the comments)
Let’s hope that they win, and we can get back to having open discussions about our healthcare.
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Here’s a link to the substack https://flccc.substack.com/p/flccc-co-founders-join-aaps-lawsuit
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"Without open scientific debate, we risk losing the opportunity to discover effective treatments and provide the best patient care.”
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I am excited about the MAHA goals. I am hoping it will open the door wide to allowing repurposed drugs for the treatment of cancer.
My radiologist is kind of interested in what FLCCC recommends. I printed some stuff off and gave it to him. Lead oncologist not so much. My family physician, that I have enjoyed for years, is totally opposed.
Two and a half years ago, I had endometrial adenocarcinoma, for which I had chemo. This spring, it had metastasized and I was very sick and in a lot of pain. Had to use a wheelchair or a walker. My leg had become useless and in a few weeks, it would have been amputated. I had radiation which shrunk the tumor and my leg started working again. However, the radiation was very risky, and I cannot have any more. The PET scan in September showed that it had shrunk, but was now very active.
Since I was told I could have no more chemo, no more radiation, no immunotherapy, and I would just be left with a tumor that is very active, shouldn’t I have the right to try whatever I want to try? I am so glad I found FLCCC, downloaded the Cancer Care book, read it, studied it, and read it some more. I started to do what I could on my own, but needed to find a doctor to help me. Then, the Find a Provider link connected me to an absolutely wonderful doctor! He is there to give me medical advice and also great encouragement.
Now, I am feeling great and can even run!
I have a PET scan on Dec 9 and see the radiologist on the 13th. I am looking forward to and praying for a clear scan. I am hoping the good results on the scan will encourage the radiologist to try repurposed drugs for others also.
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Hi Victory, What a fantastic post, made me cry, hoping that the appointments in December go really well and convert your oncologist!
We would LOVE to turn this into a MyStory video, if you would be willing, please email us at [email protected] and we can tell you how we go about turning your amazing win into a testimonial.
Thanks so much for sharing your story here.
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