After I had Brain Fog, I got A Double Diagnosis of Kidney Cancer & PNET | Burt's Story

[@mchapman9440]

Amazing strength. I prayed 🙏 for your healing through this terrible disease.

[@robertriegodedios7072]

Please don't say sorry for us, there's nothing to be sorry for. We hope and pray to heal .

[@rebeccakarlsson1395]

You are such a smart patient and it looks like you are getting some amazing care. Thank you for your story and your insights. May all your treatments be successful and may you get that long and happy life you deserve!

[@jlfurney6568]

God Bless you and best of luck! I’m coming up on two years of Left lower lobe on lung and I’m praying that I reach the five year mark

[@a-k6575]

Great uplifting attitude and approach, thank you so much.

[@ftmrivas3043]

Wow amazing story, two problems at once. ThNk you for sharing. And may you live long and prosper

[@jojoco6737]

Thank for your story. You are right there are no immediate support group to help you with the initial blow of your cancer diagnosis!😢

[@NickUncommon]

I went into the ER with intestinal blockage and vomiting after dealing with light coloured diarrhea and constipation on and off more than usual for about a month. They told me a lot of times before, I had irritable bowel, and I was not thinking to be told anything else this time. So it came as a surprise, when they told me after tons of blood and other examinations. They said, absolute confirmation was only possible after tumor removal. Fine needle aspiration said either pancreatic adenocarcinoma (months to weeks survival) or Neuroendocrine cancer of the pancreas (good two digit survival, if the KI67 Is low. So they did the distal pancreatectomy and removed the tumor. Spleen is still in place and the big incision was fine except my connective tissue weakness caused scar hernia, so they had to do scar repair right a month after the initial surgery. It came out as Low grade 2,no lymph node involvement, no metastatic proof, so I and my team of health care providers are on a watch and screen every few months regime, replacing digestive enzymes as needed. NET are as individual as fingerprints, and they are discovered either by coincidence or rather late in their being there. So if you feel, something is not right, stick to finding out what is wrong. I just got to know a NET person, who is around 25 Years with NET Diagnosis. It is as Burt said a cancer one lives with.

[@maggietinsley2516]

Hang in there! Others are out there with the same issues! Thanks for sharing. ❤️🙏

[@nickywilks7928]

Because he is still young and has a loving caring family whom he wants to be with.

[@splash6427]

🙏 ❤️ 🙏 For You Always & Forever

[@bluesmoke8826]

Great interview,this guy gets it.

[@annmarie1689]

Best of luck to you.

[@terrybartick1754]

Diet is a very large part of this….thank you for sharing

[@krzysztofp516]

another major factor is stress

[@selecttravelvacations7472]

The chronic lyme’s disease had more to do with this than anything.

[@terrybartick1754]

@@selecttravelvacations7472 Virus plus Toxicity ....anti viral diet is most important. No eggs, gluten, dairy, animal products. Eggs are number 1...virus absorb them and cause many issues leading to cancer-(

[@sheliasims5786]

🙏

[@karmatoys]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@flappybird315]

Why does he want to live so bad. Whats so great about life.

[@kandiceblu1]

Cancer makes you think like that I get it

[@arthurleavy6391]

I guess your naturopath doctor was worthless. All the best to you