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Since she has rectal cancer she would have probably posterior exenteration. In this case her bladder and vulva including clitoris remain intact.
There was once a posting that the tumour has grown through the uterus wall and there were (according to T.) clawlike growths into surrounding organs. How much this interfere with her sexual organs I do not know, but it doesn’t sound good.
 
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She previously said he's the only surgeon who would attempt it. Others had refused. There is no other option for her.
Personally, I think its too late for any surgery to be curative. It may only buy her some time.

You are taking everything she is saying as gospel. Stop it. She’s talking absolute GARBAGE.
Exactly. And shes allowing her subs to diss her medical team. Ive lost all sympathy for her. Its truly disgusting.
 
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good god - HOW MANY TIMES - surgeons/doctors/oncologists DO NOT WITHHOLD INFORMATION!!!!!!!!!!!’

her surgeon is exactly that; he’s a SURGEON. Her main point of contact is her oncologist and their team.
 
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You are taking everything she is saying as gospel. Stop it. She’s talking absolute GARBAGE.
It has been already 1 year since she started chemotherapy. Most people would be done with their treatment in a year. I agree it is a prestigious institute. But individual doctors do mistakes all the time, of course not intentionally.
 
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It has been already 1 year since she started chemotherapy. Most people would be done with their treatment in a year. I agree it is a prestigious institute. But individual doctors do mistakes all the time, of course not intentionally.
You are talking absolute rubbish.
 
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Hi. I don't think he is withholding information from her. I am just confused why he suggested her to wait. In my opinion it would have been better for her to have surgery instead of waiting and risking cancer to spread. The surgeon told her it himself.
I don't remember exactly how I find her channel. I saw comments with link to this thread. First I wasn't interested. But yesterday she deleted my comment so I came here
I think it is shame that she deletes genuinely caring comments with advices that might be useful.
 
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agree about her want/need for attention. I watched an old video of hers yesterday. From 3 years ago titled "we broke up". It was ridiculous. She strung it out, was being all fake coy and truly spoke as if she was an A list celebrity breaking the news to her fans. I was interested to see her character pre cancer as it makes you realise much of what we see now is her character not all explained by the trauma/denial/brain fog etc

 
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good god - HOW MANY TIMES - surgeons/doctors/oncologists DO NOT WITHHOLD INFORMATION!!!!!!!!!!!’

her surgeon is exactly that; he’s a SURGEON. Her main point of contact is her oncologist and their team.
A lot of rubbish to plough through, but at the end there is the gem. Truth telling as a norm in cancer management from the medical prespective.

 
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And that was a long time after they actually broke up, too.

I did give her credit for not using her channel to garner support and complain about him. She was very circumspect and scant with any personal details about it. I respected her discretion. It could have been ugly if they had had an online spat over what had gone down.
 
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I had the feeling that she was given the boot and that was the reason of her silence about things.
 
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That is true, she believes that her cancer is gone, even was talking about returning to work. Let's pray it is true.
 
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That is true, she believes that her cancer is gone, even was talking about returning to work. Let's pray it is true.
Something has just crossed my mind. Is it possible that her family have been told she’s terminal and they have requested to keep the information from her? That would explain the constant ambiguity from the specialist. The avoidance of her surgeon and the way Mat and Ama just smile and agree with all her wishes? Her surgeon advised her not to go private. He’s hardly involved any more. Her bleeding, nausea and frailty sadly are serious. I’m surprised she’s not on fluids. Generally from what I know there comes a point when fluids aren’t given and it’s just pain relief and anti sickness meds. There’s also no mention of the Mc Milan nurse that is always assigned to a cancer patient here in the UK to help support not only the patient but the family too. This is all extremely sad.
 
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The name of the surgeon is known. We all know it. People even posted his name on here. He is an expert exactly on Tiffany's kind of cancer. Yes, he is either of Indian or Pakistani descent.
T May very well end up in an anti-defamation lawsuit it suits!
 
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The radiotherapy was still part of the attempt to shrink the tumour. The chemo did not shrink it so they gave her radiation. That did not help either and so they were hesitant to operate. The next chemo was given as a preventative measure to stop spread whilst assembling a 'team' for the big surgery.
 
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and …
The specialist staff at the major referral centres do not withhold information for the mental / psychological state of the patient. They may take the softly softly approach but the pertinent and necessary facts as per the file are given.
Even special needs / geriatric/ dementia patients have their NOK told bare facts if the patient is unable to understand.
The RM is at the cutting edge of research and treatment… Tiffany would know everything in black and white. How she chooses to go forward, deal with or ignore the facts is of her choosing.
 
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The surgeon told her it would be better for her mental health to have the surgery. He knew she was already fragile and the pressure of the wait and watch would add an extra stress. Not that having the surgery would not be difficult on her psyche ...
 
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