He is still with us but I do believe the chemo did something to him mentally. Confusing emotions wanting to rage at somebody for doing this to my son, but who? He was 3 1/2 when he was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. He's 14 now and he's going to struggle getting through middle and high school. I'm just accepting that everything happens for a reason and for us to learn from it. I can't change the past. Main thing is he's still here with us.
It's sooo criminal and I'm so sorry that you (and so many others) have to be affected by this in such a big and painful way.
It's only a matter of time though before these monsters will be brought to justice, and the whole medical world will be turned upside down for the better.
Many cures and new treatments will come out and I wouldn't be surprised if there's something to help your son. Perhaps your son is suffering
from what is known as "chemo brain" if he's stuggling with school. I don't remember the details but I remember reading about a "chelation therapy" being used to treat that.
Have you heard of Dr. Joel Wallach? He is in my opinion the greatest and most courageous doctor of our time. He does a daily radio/podcast show called Dead Doctors Don't Lie where callers call in and he diagnoses them and gives them the (nutritional) cure. You might give it a listen and see if you'd want to call in for info and advice. Also, if there is a practioner of Quantum Energetics Structured Therapy in your area, give that a try. https://aaemqest.org/Directory I've seen videos online about QEST and success with children with learning and other disabilities. As Trump says, what do you have to lose? In any case, the future looks bright for all of us - your son included :-)
Thanks for the tips. I'll check it out for sure. Haven't heard of that Doctor. I'm feeling like there's lots of natural cures to many ailments all around us but has been obscured by those who live in darkness and hatred. Cancer is a bitch but there's much to learn in the experience. As they say, there are no strangers on the cancer ward. Absolutely true. Suffering brings all of us closer together, oddly. Thank you for the web link. I will check it out today.
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AlternateSelection ago
And my son had to endure 4 years of chemo "therapy".
wbf ago
and survived I hope. You and your family must have endured quite a lot as well. Don't worry - the Medical Establishment is going down. Trump 2020!
AlternateSelection ago
He is still with us but I do believe the chemo did something to him mentally. Confusing emotions wanting to rage at somebody for doing this to my son, but who? He was 3 1/2 when he was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. He's 14 now and he's going to struggle getting through middle and high school. I'm just accepting that everything happens for a reason and for us to learn from it. I can't change the past. Main thing is he's still here with us.
wbf ago
It's sooo criminal and I'm so sorry that you (and so many others) have to be affected by this in such a big and painful way.
It's only a matter of time though before these monsters will be brought to justice, and the whole medical world will be turned upside down for the better.
Many cures and new treatments will come out and I wouldn't be surprised if there's something to help your son. Perhaps your son is suffering
from what is known as "chemo brain" if he's stuggling with school. I don't remember the details but I remember reading about a "chelation therapy" being used to treat that.
Have you heard of Dr. Joel Wallach? He is in my opinion the greatest and most courageous doctor of our time. He does a daily radio/podcast show called Dead Doctors Don't Lie where callers call in and he diagnoses them and gives them the (nutritional) cure. You might give it a listen and see if you'd want to call in for info and advice. Also, if there is a practioner of Quantum Energetics Structured Therapy in your area, give that a try. https://aaemqest.org/Directory I've seen videos online about QEST and success with children with learning and other disabilities. As Trump says, what do you have to lose? In any case, the future looks bright for all of us - your son included :-)
AlternateSelection ago
Thanks for the tips. I'll check it out for sure. Haven't heard of that Doctor. I'm feeling like there's lots of natural cures to many ailments all around us but has been obscured by those who live in darkness and hatred. Cancer is a bitch but there's much to learn in the experience. As they say, there are no strangers on the cancer ward. Absolutely true. Suffering brings all of us closer together, oddly. Thank you for the web link. I will check it out today.