My Cancer Pilgrimage: Preferential Treatment for Blacks

Wednesday, June 2, 2021

Preferential Treatment for Blacks

I just heard this morning that Harvard University it going to start giving black and Hispanic heart patients preferential treatment over white patients as part of the BLM/WOKE movement...

Being a heart patient for over a decade and having 5 stents inserted into my heart arteries by a New York Presbyterian Hospital Cardiologist in NYC, this news gives me a lot of concern...

Race and Color should not be used to determine whether a person gets treated or not...

If this trends starts moving throughout our society, then we are facing a race war in this country and if it has to take place over our medical delivery system, the SOBEIT...

BTW... veritas means TRUTH...

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For the last 12 years, I have been under the supervision of an Oncologist who is treating me for B cell Lymphoma. I have had over 150 infusions and numerous CT/PET scans as well as MRIs, biopsies (including bone marrow) and well as monthly blood tests to monitor my WBC, RBC, and Platelets.

My treatments have included: Rituxan, Fludara, Cytoxin, Triandra, Opdivo, Yervoy, Imbruvica, Surgery, and Radiation...

Six years into my treatments, I discover Melanoma on my foot that I subsequently discovered could have been encouraged by my Lymphoma treatments of Fludara and Cytoxin. The growth was removed but 4 years later, it metastasized to my groin and a year after that to my neck.

My treatment for melanoma in the groin was Opdivo, Yervoy, and Radiation without surgery because it was too complicated of an area.

My Melanoma metastasized to my neck but when the lymph node was surgically removed, it was dead Melanoma so the treatment worked.

My Lymphoma (CLL) is being treated the same way an Oncologist would treat Leukemia (SLL); in fact, many Oncologists believe that it is the same disease just different stages.

My cancer treatments were further complicated from a serious heart attack 12 years ago. It was a silent attack with minor pain but my LAD was blocked 100%, and two other arteries on the left side were both blocked 90%. The only reason that I did not die in the attack is that my body created its own bypass with dozens of tiny vessels to transport the blood.

My arteries were cleaned out and 5 stints were inserted over a period of 12 months and 3 surgeries.

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