Using drugs to treat diabetes, to slow down cancers. Any thoughts?
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Hey Lainy,
Festive greetings from across the pond!
Wow, how interesting, maybe these meds are working for you. Fantastic on being five years cancer free, that’s great great news. We’re certainly going to consider this treatment, if we run out of options.
Things are currently going okay thanks – we’re really looking forward to the holidays.
We’re holding our breath at the moment as my Mum is on a few week chemo-break as she has a bad cold and her Onc wants her to recover before she re-starts treatment. Other than that, amazingly, she seems pretty well. We’ll then be holding our breath again, as she will be reassessed in Feb for a pretty major surgery. All we need is for everything to stay nice and stable. We have the most wonderful surgeon, and we feel blessed to have found him (and we did so through this lovely board!).
Jules
Wow, Jules. love the post above! I am in my 5th year of being Cancer Free from another rarity. It was Teddy’s last year and I had surgery for a GIST (Gastro Intestinal Stromal Tumor) told very rare, can come back like CC and hit the organs etc. Well I have also been on Insulin and cholesterol Meds for years. It started me thinking this could be working for me. I’ll buy it. Just kind of makes sense if sugar and fat contribute to Cancer. Great article.
How are you doing over the pond there?
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