He just got back from an appointment after having blood in his pee for a little while.
He doesn't recall whether or not it's in the muscle walls, but based on what he's told me, the doctor suggested treatments to extract the cells, which leads me to believe it's still highly treatable.
I wanted to see if anybody here has had cancer, or maybe has family who's had cancer, and recovered. I understand that doing a water fast and doing one's best to be in a positive mood (laughter, something to look forward to, fun activities) has proven to be very helpful.
Just seeing if anybody here knows anything.
Try BCG (Bacillus Calmette–Guérin) immunotherapy, non‑muscle‑invasive bladder cancer (NMIBC). Especially BCG Russia strain. It's a bacterium that stimulate an immune response inside bladder. BCG Russia strain is in particular proven to be potent.
If **** does hit the fan, you have a chance with Russian mRNA "vaccine" from cancer. It is in experimental stage and a patient must qualify.
https://gamaleya.org/ and
https://new.nmicr.ru/ and
https://www.ronc.ru/
There is no positive light on it in English speaking segment, everything is bad and unproven and dangerous behind the veil of propaganda. In reality, it's a ****tail that is specifically designed for you and you only. It is administered to you, and you get better within weeks. Tumor disappears. Like nothing ever was there.
Now, whatever you do there, do not do radiation. Patients that do it are in survival rates. My aunt died after 10 years, in USA, horrible death, cancer ate her from inside out. So this is from experience. In the U.S. especially, they take your money just so they can do something and charge you for it, not because it will help you.
Other things to consider are traditional medicines. #1 Chaga fungus.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inonotus_obliquus you drink it. #2 Bear fat, as long as it is tested and don't have trichinosis and other parasites, you drink it with tea just like honey. These two are known to help with cancers by supercharging your immune system.
