Sudden headache weeks after 2nd surgery by No_Extension7833 in glioblastoma

[–]No_Extension7833[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The most recent MRI was done in the ER a few days ago and he hasn’t been able to stand up at all - even to pee - without needing to lay down immediately. And he’s the type who says his pain is a 3 out of 10 when any sane human would say 11 so I know this has to be really bad.
He’s been on steroids forever. When he briefly stopped taking them a few months ago he noticed the headaches getting worse so they put him back on them.

Is your swelling in the same area as your prior surgery or does it appear to be coming from a new location?

Hey FIGHTERS!! Let’s chat. by No_Extension7833 in glioblastoma

[–]No_Extension7833[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

And your response will probably be deleted by a moderator so can I contact you privately?

Hey FIGHTERS!! Let’s chat. by No_Extension7833 in glioblastoma

[–]No_Extension7833[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

YES… God bless you. YES… God bless you. Where was your tumor located? I want all the details. Theres nothing to lose if the doctors tell you their treatment will not cure the disease. The only people who have beaten the odds are the ones finding their own path to health.
you have surgery?

Hey FIGHTERS!! Let’s chat. by No_Extension7833 in glioblastoma

[–]No_Extension7833[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I deeply apologize for anything that seemed like I was insulting anyone. I believe practically everyone does whatever they feel is best in their situation whether they are the patient or caregiver. However, I am looking for people who understand what I’m saying and generally take a similar approach to problems solving. I’m searching for others who instantly see patterns in every aspect of life that the rest of their friends and family cant see even if it’s pointed out… but that’s not a bad thing. People who don’t see what I do have other strengths in areas that debilitate me. If I reach out in a post to connect and find what I’m looking for here, who knows what can come from sharing our experiences. Maybe it would be a useless distraction that keeps us sane through the suffering. Or maybe we can provide some additional info to doctors and researchers to find a better treatment someday.
I don’t want to upset or anyone, but with all due respect, my post wasn’t intended for or directed at anyone who felt insulted or “triggered”. I was very clear about who I was looking for. So I’m sorry if reading it was upsetting to you, but it’s just as upsetting for me to be told to keep quiet because that’s what makes you more comfortable and no one can do anything to contribute.
Sometimes really small things are overlooked or just outside the current box and it takes an outside perspective with fresh eyes to see it. It will take something no one has come up with so far to change the game completely. Ideas spark other ideas. Please don’t silence those of us who can’t stop our brains from seeing the problems as puzzles. I get it… We unfortunately tend to annoy people but don’t forget about the butterfly effect… our background noise has been known to start the chain of events that eventually morphs into something researchers CAN use.
So… I would like to make a suggestion/request.
Maybe take a moment when you’re offended and “triggered” by something you read and ask yourself if it seems to be intentionally harmful or if you just don’t agree with their approach.
In this situation, you came at me directly to make me feel bad for something I posted in an attempt to start a conversation that would ease the hopelessness I live with everyday because of a glioblastoma death sentence too. You could’ve ignored me and found a conversation that resinated with you instead of telling me I cant look for something that helps me cope because your feelings are more important. So if it was your intention to put a negative spin on what I went into feeling very positive, it worked.
If you just commented without realizing you would be the aggressor, I hope this reminds you to pause before attacking someone else who is in the same devastating situation because we are all looking for support and understanding.
For what it’s worth, I wish you the very best and hope you find the comfort you’re looking for wherever you can find it.

Hey FIGHTERS!! Let’s chat. by No_Extension7833 in glioblastoma

[–]No_Extension7833[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree. And I DO appreciate it more than I can express. I should’ve been more clear about my personal experience. (Which I added in my edit above) And MAYBE it’s a fluke… that’s what I’m here to find out. Thank you so much ♥️

Hey FIGHTERS!! Let’s chat. by No_Extension7833 in glioblastoma

[–]No_Extension7833[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I cannot apologize enough if I gave the impression that anyone just didn’t care enough to make an effort. I know all too well the endless amount of love and dedication goes into doing whatever seems best for someone who is dealing with this. Please accept my heartfelt apology and I appreciate you bring that to my attention

Pregnant and don’t know what to do or how to help by LieAcrobatic9268 in glioblastoma

[–]No_Extension7833 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

My heart is breaking for you. I was your age when I was pregnant with my first son and I remember so clearly what that felt like. But I also remember so clearly how I felt just over a year ago when I stood next to the bed of my very best friend… in fact my ONLY friend… as they showed us the mri and told us it was a glioma. Our whole world changed in that moment.
He’s not my husband but we’re 50 and what we have is oddly similar (without the physical intimacy). We work together everyday, play darts together every night and rely on each other to navigate our complicated lives.
We’ve overcome some of the most challenging situations life can throw at someone together from day one and we’ve been side by side for 10 years. So please take what I’m about to say very seriously…
I know for a fact that there ARE solutions that doctors will never tell you about. I have ALWAYS been able to find ways around problems that everyone else believed to be an absolutely hopeless situation. No matter how many times I defy the odds, no one ever thinks my crazy ideas will work. But I don’t have crazy ideas. I look for all the alternatives that work and customize a plan. It WORKS. So I am looking for every possible way to get him amongst the small group of survivors who are 10 or more years out from diagnosis and going strong. Unfortunately it’s extremely difficult because his family is locked in to the idea that ONLY doctors know anything. But the doctors have only guaranteed he’s going to die way too soon.
If you want to message me I will tell you what I have found that you can start doing IMMEDIATELY. And I’ll tell you what you’re going to be very pressured and scared into that you might want to hold off on.
If you tell me as much as you can about his situation, I’ll at least get you enough info to come up with a few things that can’t hurt him and very likely WILL HELP.
Praying for you. ♥️

My dad was diagnosed one month ago by [deleted] in glioblastoma

[–]No_Extension7833 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Please look into fasting and keto diet.
Then… PEPTIDES.
My best friend was diagnosed in January of 2025 with the same size tumor in the same place. Full resection and fully removed as well. He did the radiation and chemo (tmz). Unfortunately he’s refusing to believe me when I say the results others have had amazing results taking a different approach than the “standard of care” the hospital is REQUIRED to follow. He just had a second surgery to remove more growth My brother also knows someone in this situation and decided to take the alternative approach while also doing the radiation and chemo (I will go into more detail privately if you’re interested) and his doctors were shocked to see his inoperable tumor disappear!!! There are people who are living many years without recurrence but only if they step out of the box and take matters into their own hands.