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Something that we did not try with my mom's previous chemo cycles was the holistic measures. I found a good source to start from and will apply the link. I cannot confirm that these work but as chemo is designed to kill cancer cells maybe some good cells are being hit also. This is a list of supplements and vitamins which may help with any side effects chemo patients may have. We are only on week 3 and doing by trial and error. However, with this new chemo, her WBC/RBC were supposed to have dropped but did not after 14 days. I wish we had tried these earlier with the other cycles which might have made her more comfortable. https://www.uofmhealth.org/health-library/hn-13...
https://www.verywellhealth.com/how-to-increase-...
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My first visit to the oncologist tomorrow. I’m going to ask what do I have to do to beat this cancer
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