Losing a kidney

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And the news keep getting better! I was released from the hospital today. Made the 3 1/2 hour journey home and i am now sitting at my computer at home enjoying a cup of coffee.
The surgeon came into my room this morning with a big grin on his face and asked me if he could take a photo of me for his scrap book. He said he couldn't believe how well I responded to the surgery, given my high risk status and was so happy to see me up walking around and smiling when he came in. Most surgeons, he said, would not have even tried doing this surgery laproscopicly because my size and he was very uncertain if he was going to be able to pull it off but since it was successful my prognosis it way better than if he would have had to do the open surgery with a large incision.

Then, before he left the room he said "let me go see if the pahology report is in". !5 minuted later he returned again with a big smile on his face. He said that the biopsy did show that my tumor was cancer, and there were some cancer cell in the fatty tissue around my kidney but there was there was no cancer present in the lymph nodes and he is almost certain he got all the fatty tissue in the surrounding area that contained cancer cells. This means, unless the cancer returns, no radiation, no chemo, just periodic checkups to watch to see if it returns!

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Isn't God amazing?
 
So glad to read it all went well.Sorry to see it was cancer.I read a lot of people have success keeping cancer at bay with certain foods in their diet.Wishing you good health!
 
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Kidney cancer (Renal Cell Carcinoma) is very resistant to radiation or chemo. So the best shot you have, is if they can get it all out with surgery.

My friend in Indy who we stayed with, when we came for appointments, has a health food store and was talking to me about nutrition. I have read a lot about Omega 3 fatty acids, dark green vegetables, garlic, herbs, mushroom tea etc... There is much to study. I have been changing the way I eat, and the hope is, now that the tumor has been removed we can create an environment, that is not friendly to cancer cells wanting to grow back!

The bottom line is a really skilled surgeon, has given me a fighting chance.
 
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Kidney cancer (Renal Cell Carcinoma) is very resistant to radiation or chemo. So the best shot you have, is if they can get it all out with surgery.

My friend in Indy who we stayed with, when we came for appointments, has a health food store and was talking to me about nutrition. I have read a lot about Omega 3 fatty acids, dark green vegetables, garlic, herbs, mushroom tea etc... There is much to study. I have been changing the way I eat, and the hope is, now that the tumor has been removed we can create an environment, that is not friendly to cancer cells wanting to grow back!

The bottom line is a really skilled surgeon, has given me a fighting chance.

What are good foods to eat??
 
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Omega 3 fatty acids (from tuna salmon and mackerel), dark green vegetables, garlic, herbs, mushroom tea etc...

I am just starting on this journey but I hear just about any kind of raw vegetable, especially the ones that are dark green or bright colors, and any kind of raw fruit especially dark or bright colored berries. Sprouts are great etc.


Here are a couple of videos that I have watched.


 
Cool thanks!

I have a sproutng jar ... (never used it though...
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Anyways, keep up the fight! You are one tough cookie..
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Glad you're home. It's so much more comfortable and easy to recover in your own house with your own things, lol. I hope everything continues to go well.
 

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