Is there anyone questioning McLame’s diagnosis?? How is he able to travel all over stirring feces if he’s supposedly as ill as claimed?
Any doctors on FR to comment?
I’m not a doctor but I play one on the internet.
He won’t be around too much longer. If you’ve seen him lately, you can see him failing rapidly.
A father of one of my son’s classmates had the same kind of cancer. We could all see him slipping when he would come to watch lacrosse games this past spring. But he would show up at every game. Gossip said he was even beating it - he had started putting on weight, walking without the cane he had been using. He was at a game on a Tuesday and expired that Saturday.
He made it six months from diagnosis.
If I compare the two, McCain has 2, max 3 months.
From Webb MD:
Gilioblastoma Survival Rates
One year: 39.3%
Two years: 16.9%
Three years: 9.9%
Four years: 7.0%
Five years: 5.5%
Ten years: 2.9%
I lost a HS classmate to the disease this past June. He was diagnosed the previous September and had ALL the available treatments including surgery. By February, he was in hospice care, bedridden and loosing his faculties. McCain will be “odd man out” if he survives even two years. It’s hard to wish anyone ill health, but McCain has done this country so much damage that I can’t offer him my best wishes.
Most Cancers do not kill quickly. It is usually a slow process, and only when the tumors get so large that the organ affected can not function, kills the patient. Brain cancers are notorious for lack of symptoms in the beginning. You have no fever, no pain, so it goes un-noticed. IMO what McCain has does not incapacitate him from daily activities, but it is like a ticking time bomb. It will go off for sure. Only time he is “sick” is after surgery or chemo.
Most Cancers do not kill quickly. It is usually a slow process, and only when the tumors get so large that the organ affected can not function, kills the patient. Brain cancers are notorious for lack of symptoms in the beginning. You have no fever, no pain, so it goes un-noticed. IMO what McCain has does not incapacitate him from daily activities, but it is like a ticking time bomb. It will go off for sure. Only time he is “sick” is after surgery or chemo.