I was finally diagnosed (spelling in English) with a low-grade,
inoperable brainstem glioma – probably an astrocytoma – in
July 2011 by the third neurologist I saw. The first two missed
the diagnosis. I have been on the diet now since September 2011.
Comparing my June 2012 MRI to my most recent November
2012 MRI, there is no growth seen my by my neuro-radiologist
who is in Genova, Italia.
(However, with BS tumors, any growth will be felt before it is seen,
even with the highest performing 12 Tesla MRI machine.)
Also, Savatore, if you are considering radiation, then I
would suggest that you consider contacting Dott.
Angelo Bolognesi at the San Raffaele in Milano.
He uses the University of Wisconsin-Madison discovery,
Tomotherapy or Tomoterapia in italiano. It is far
more focused and wil, hopefully, do less potential
harm the conventional therapy. I have met Dott.
Bolognesi, and he is a kind man who is also
very competent in his field and has had excellent
results.
Tomotherapy
Department of Radiation Oncology
Scientific Institute San Raffaele
Via Olgettina 60
20132 Milan
Italy
Tel. +39-02-26433539
Fax +39-02-26435451
tomoterapia@hsr.it
As I appear to be stable using the diet and supplements,
“per il momento,” I am not ready for radiation.
Bravo for your site and enthusiasm.
I know that we must think that we are not dying from brain
tumors by trying to live and survive from them.
Thank you for considering this request.
Kind regards da Nizza,
T.
p.s. I also use meditation and yoga and read this inspiring
quotation from the famous Viennese psychiatristDr. Viktor
Frankl who survived Auschwitz. It is from his book, “Man’s
Search for Meaning,”
We must never forget that we may also find meaning in life when
confronted with a hopeless situation, when facing a fate that cannot
be changed. For what matters then is to bear witness to the uniquely
human potential at its best, which is to transform a personal tragedy
into a triumph, to turn one’s predicament into a human achievement.
And Salvatore, you are already living this. Complimenti.