I THINK IMMUNE SUPRESSION FOR YOUR NEW HEART AND THE LEVEL FOR CANCER GROWTH ARE DIFFERENT.

Thus, the doctors may be able to reduce the risk to usual levels! Do you know what I mean? The doctors are scared

of the cancer, as am I, but have they at least determined the levels? I am a SCIENTIST, and I think the data for the

levels required is out there! We know what levels are required to prevent cancer from your experience! (Note: I get

sick as much now as when I was 5.) Plus, the level needed for your new heart may be determined right now – without

going near the cancer level at all!

Maybe I am optimistic and the doctors checked, but life is full of warriors and victims, so I would at least ask to

have my data.
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My instincts tell me that we all have cancer, and if your NK Cells (the ones that clean us) are busy working on

extra cancer, than they will be less likely to reject your new heart.

I wonder if the concept of Immune Supression has confused the doctors, and REALLY you have a greater chance of

accepting your new heart than someone without a history of cancer!

Please everyone Read This:
i.e. When I need a new heart, I need to supress my immune system. But, if I also had cancer, I wouldn’t have to

lower the system as much, since the clean-up cells would be focusing more on my cancer. This may seem like a play on

persective, but at any rate, the data is available. And if no body helps, how many more people need to make adult

decisions, at 13 (perhaps 4 or 5??), without help, or data?
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Im 24, Canadian, and I just got my B.E.Sc. and B.Sc. Life is what we make, and I’m still learning to have fun!

Healthy life might be our next Christmas present!

I have a 16-year old and when he is sick I sometimes I don’t even know what to do and I really have to control myself so my kid doesn’t feel worse–he needs to know we are in control of the situation.

I can’t imagine being in a situation like this, seeing your kid suffer for years, spending hours and hours in hospitals.

She is 13 years old and she’s the one going through all these (most of the time) painful treatments. If she does not want to have any more surgeries, we should all respect that. I’m sure is very painful for her parents, but they’re obviously strong people who are trying to be there for her.