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!!Yeah, this kind of surgery would be mentally hard to everyone. She has no choice just adjust new different and harder life.
He said that. You can find that in her earlier video.
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Because it's the Royal Marsden,it's world class also her team are world class,do a bit of research and you'd know that,she is under the best care but she also has to accept that doctors also get sick,they have family emergencies etc,they are not immune from what the rest of us go through and will be unavailable sometimes,she's not the only person on their books and has to accept treatment from other teams,this doesn't make she is still not getting the best care available.
Exactly, lots of vomiting, lots of bleeding, weak and her iron-ferritin levels must be really low. And these few weeks before the operation I guess they will try to strenghten her physical condition.
Fox is like the bouncer of a night club. Spamming that same sentence repeatedly. I hope Tiffany gets bored of reading the same notification from fox and blocks her.
Yup. Even well respected oncologists and surgeons from the Christie in Manchester will often suggest second opinions from the Royal Marsden.
Mother of surgeries s HIPEC. It is given to people who have peritoneal metastasis. Since she doesn't have peritoneal metastasis I think she is going to have e-TME or b- TME.
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I'm still seeing comments about surgery not being an option if Tiffany doesn't gain weight.
Look up prehabilitation. ' Prehabilitation prior to major surgery has increased in popularity over recent years and aims to improve pre-operative conditioning of patients to improve post-operative outcomes'.
Its there in black and white https://www.nhsfife.org/services/all-services/cancer-services/prehabilitation/
Look up prehabilitation. ' Prehabilitation prior to major surgery has increased in popularity over recent years and aims to improve pre-operative conditioning of patients to improve post-operative outcomes'.
Its there in black and white https://www.nhsfife.org/services/all-services/cancer-services/prehabilitation/
Me too.
you have nothing to base this opinion. how has her team treated her poorly or not taken care of her ? She's been treated and now will have surgery, and has been filled in every step of the way.
Stop bashing her doctors and the hospital because she is an air head.
I thought 'gonk' was a Tiffany word.
I live and learn. Surprised that she didn't buy the one with a heart. Guess its not blue though https://www.next.co.uk/style/st880576/a38650#a38650
I live and learn. Surprised that she didn't buy the one with a heart. Guess its not blue though https://www.next.co.uk/style/st880576/a38650#a38650
exactly. nothing we've seen show her being ignored or mistreated or left in the dark. she is the one who has a hang up over only wanted to speak with her surgeon.
I don't think she bought it because she said 'oh it's a gonk' as if she it was opening a gift maybe? idk
Doc I appreciate that we all have different opinions, but you really need to understand our healthcare system. Its currently swamped and overwhelmed.
Fast track is in place for a diagnosis. Sadly it doesn't always work out, but we do have a fast track system. After a diagnosis has been confirmed, patients are treated accordingly.
Surgery, and most def when several surgeons are required does take time.
T's surgeon has to have other surgeons available at the same time. It takes time to coordinate. All the surgeons on the same day at the same time.
Waiting a few weeks is normal and is actually fast. My next door neighbour has been waiting almost a year for a hip replacement.
I do not believe Tiffany would get surgery any faster even if she went private.
And then you have to hope there's a bed in ITU ( in winter , during flu season /covid when beds are already at a premium!)
Not sure if he/she’s an NHS doc, if he is then he would be aware of that
Yes, I'd never even thought about that! The ICU/HDU bed situation.
Because I have knowledge of the medical system in this country, I have a sister going through cancer treatment and I know those who work at the Royal Marsden. Anyone who seriously thinks the hospital is the dodgy entity here is, frankly, an idiot.
Doc isn’t a Doctor - anywhere! An armchair Doctor with the ability to use Google? Yeah. An actual Doctor - my arse,
Gonks have been around for a long time. They are an Actual Thing. Unfortunately.
Oh good, you're back. That's a relief. I was thinking I'd have to up my Arse-ometer and answer that question!
Yes they are also amazing cooks and they enjoy their food. Same with indian women. Their body types are very normal, by no means skinny nor fat. In general.
I was surprised to see that Tiffany's diet is quite western (the bad type of western). She eats simple carbs, junk food, eggs, and no greens nor fiber. Never seen her eat beans, chickpeas or lentils. But that could stem from her life-long stomach problems.
I didn't criticize UK health system and the whole hospital where she is treated. It is the opposite. In my opinion UK has one of the best health care in the world and every one can be treated free. Where I live the health care is hundred times worse than yours. I just only reacted to the post that doesn't want be the surgeon's sister. I don't think someone from here wants to be his sister.
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