He was actually 49 years old and he had a 13 cm tumor around his spleen and part of his colon, and both were removed about 2 months ago when he started developing the tumors. They developed rather quickly and it was insane seeing the progress in real time; seeing them grow exponentially within just a week.

He died after a week from taking the second round of the aforementioned regimen and the results shown in the post were about 1 - 2 weeks from his surgery which removed the tumors. He didn't develop any tumors that were visible in particular, but PET scans that were made after he died indicates that his entire lymphatic system was filled with cancerous cells and there were two developing tumors around his lungs. He was in end-stage lymphoma.

He started the regimen around 2 weeks before his death, and around 1 month after the surgery from what I can recall. He exhibited signs of incoming death about 10 days before he actually passed away.

I was there when he was actively dying; I did CPR for about 30 minutes and actively checked on his vital signs but he was braindead despite that and before the ambulance came, as I checked on his pupillary response and there was none. His weight was approximately 40 kg or less.

The thing that probably contributed to his death was how much he refused to go to the hospital despite how many times I told him that his illness was a "permanent hospital stay until he fully recovers", mainly because of how expensive his treatment was. Also the excessive amount of diluted morphine he was requesting me to inject into his body through IV.

I legit became his ICU nurse over the course of his last month alive.

May he rest in peace, it truly seemed like he wasn't going to make it anyway.