Amazing video.. it gives me rays of hope 😇. I’m too fighting pancreatic cancer. Doctors had given me only 7 months. By, June 25th it’ll be 1 year 😃. I still can fight it and survive much longer 🙏.

@guruprasad7184

2 жыл бұрын

Elvina..whats your stage? Has it metastated?did you go through any other pancreatic Ca patients who did well? Please your reply saves someone's hope and life here..or do you gone through some new modern therapies that prolonged life??please

@alissatyau849

Жыл бұрын

How are you doing??

This video make me so happy I will be cured for ever of this too 💪🏻

@guruprasad7184

2 жыл бұрын

Sulvia..how are you now? Whats your present stage?Please leave some hope ...even a i am a mbbs graduate but my inspiration and my love ,grandpa(muttya) diagnosed with satge 4 pancreatic ca...have u gone through any patient diagnosed with same condition?? Or did u hear about any modern therapies like immunotherapy?? Or really arent there any chance of surviving over a year?? Your reply is very important please

Need more of these videos

Thank you for sharing.

My mother had 3 opinions for stage 4 pancreatic cancer. Johns Hopkins, GBMC and local facility. All 3 couldn't do anything besides provide chemo. She couldn't take it and died. The people in these videos are very few and far between. This video doesn't also make it clear which types of pancreatic cancer these patients have. Some forms are much more lethal than others. Let's win needs to focus on early detection. Once its in Stage 4 its for the vast majority its too late. Also a number of the people in this video have neuroendocrine pancreatic cancer, which is much more treatable then the type of pancreatic cancer my mother had. So this is is a bit misleading because most people like 95% get the adenocarcinoma which is far more lethal

@guruprasad7184

2 жыл бұрын

...did you go through any other pancreatic Ca patients who did well? Please your reply saves someone's hope and life here..or do you gone through some new modern therapies that prolonged life??please

@laurenvillegas6103

10 ай бұрын

​@@guruprasad7184hi I saw a treatment in Oregon for pancreatic in stage 4. I don't know if it's too late but u can reply back to me if it's not too late.

I am from India, my father has just detected adenocarcenoma with liver metastisc, dr suggested pealiative chemotharaphy, Kindly suggest the possible treatment and how the doctor of this video can be contacted 🙏

@guruprasad7184

2 жыл бұрын

Hi prarthana..how is your father doing now?..did you go through any other pancreatic Ca patients who did well? Please your reply saves someone's hope and life here..or do you gone through some new modern therapies that prolonged life??please

@laurenvillegas6103

10 ай бұрын

​@@guruprasad7184hi is ur loved one alive. I heard about something in Oregon and about an ultrasound that u put in the tumors

What it is the whole point if they don't tell you how they did it.

@letswinpc

11 ай бұрын

This is the announcement for our third year, but all of the videos of the patients share their treatment stories on their individual videos!

@maliallen1619

11 ай бұрын

@@letswinpc Thank you for the info.

@kiinganemwene

5 ай бұрын

@@letswinpc *you guys are incredible for bringing this messages of hope and really assuring us that anyone can still recover from this disease, my polite request is the name of the sound track instrumental because its mind blowing just as the news of the survivors*

My mother had 3 opinions for stage 4 pancreatic cancer. Johns Hopkins, GBMC and local facility. All 3 couldn't do anything besides provide chemo. She couldn't take it and died. The people in these videos are very few and far between. This video doesn't also make it clear which types of pancreatic cancer these patients have. Some forms are much more lethal than others. Let's win needs to focus on early detection. Once its in Stage 4 its for the vast majority its too late. Also a lot of the patients in this video have neuroendocrine Pancreatic cancer. That is much more survivable then the type my mother had. So it is a bit misleading.

@patthonsirilim5739

3 жыл бұрын

i am so sorry for your lost you are right but hope that a better future is always vital to the fight more and more survivor are now existing only a few decades ago anyone surviving for longer then 10 years was unheard of now there alot more it does not change the fact that the survival rate is still abysmal but improvement is happening and more have to be done for cheap easy fast and accurate test for early screening of pancreatic cancer

@letswinpc

3 жыл бұрын

We are so sorry for your loss, Dave. So far we only have two survivor videos with neuroendocrine cancer. The rest are all adenocarcinoma patients. Earlier detection is key for pancreatic cancer patients and we are working tirelessly every day to get information people need to learn the signs and symptoms of this disease.

@ducheau100

3 жыл бұрын

@@letswinpc according to my mother's pancreatic oncologist at Hopkins (he is a guru) there are no symptoms in the early onset. Once you get symptoms it is generally always in stage 4. Why people find out early sometimes is because they go in for something else and they just so happen to find it. Otherwise you don't know. Detection is the key but it comes in the form of CT scans. CT scans expose patients to high levels of radiation so you have to be careful about how many you have. Even CT scans aren't so reliable. My mother had one last December and it showed nothing on her pancreas. Then 3 months later another CT scan showed a mass and metastasis to the liver. There is no blood test that can detect it. I've had an ultrasound which has no radiation but the ultrasound can only see the two ends of the pancreas, not much in the middle. The Pancreas is mostly hidden behind other organs. An ultrasound, which is much safer than the CT scan isn't a reliable test.

@user-cb6kq1ty5t

3 жыл бұрын

@@letswinpc hope so!!!🙏🙏🙏but what about stage 4 with metastases in peritoneum?

@guruprasad7184

2 жыл бұрын

Davewest....Please leave some hope ...even a i am a mbbs graduate but my inspiration and my love ,grandpa(muttya) diagnosed with satge 4 pancreatic ca...have u gone through any patient diagnosed with same condition?? Or did u hear about any modern therapies like immunotherapy?? Or really arent there any chance of surviving over a year?? Your reply is very important please