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Speaker 4: Welcome everybody. It's the Radio Surgery Show with Doctor Gil Leiderman, MD,
Speaker 4: New York's only Harvard trained, Triple Board certified radiation oncologist
Speaker 4: who brings you the latest cancer treatment news, interviewing world
Speaker 4: renowned cancer experts, delving to special cases, and of course
Speaker 4: answering your questions. I'm Rob Redstone, broadcasting from the WR
Speaker 4: Studios in the heart of New York City, and now
Speaker 4: please welcome doctor Leaderman.
Speaker 3: Thank you Rob, and thank you Noah, and thank you
Speaker 3: for tuning in today and every day, every day we're
Speaker 3: here on the radio, and every day we're informing. We're
Speaker 3: talking about people just like you, probably who never thought
Speaker 3: they'd have cancer, who never thought we'd meet, and then
Speaker 3: all of a sudden for one reason or another, and
Speaker 3: that we're going to explain in the next hour why
Speaker 3: people come, and what happens when they come, and where
Speaker 3: they've been before, and what's the result of it all,
Speaker 3: and why listen. Well, number one, we're not selling anything,
Speaker 3: so you keep your hand off your wallet. We're only informing.
Speaker 3: We're trying to educate so you get better healthcare for
Speaker 3: yourself and your loved one, your family, your friends, and
Speaker 3: even the person down the street. And you'll be so
Speaker 3: informed that you will tell people who are wondering, oh,
Speaker 3: I've got cancer, I don't know what to do. They
Speaker 3: want to cut off my arm or my lung, or
Speaker 3: my breast, or my kidney, or my prostate, or my bladder,
Speaker 3: or my colon or my lung or wherever my nose
Speaker 3: or my ear. They want to cut it off. They
Speaker 3: want to do that. They want to give me chemo
Speaker 3: for the rest of my life. Well, we've all heard that.
Speaker 3: I hear that sad to say every day because many
Speaker 3: of my patients come from other places that are eager
Speaker 3: to give chemo, it seems, and eager to do surgery.
Speaker 3: It seems often not to inform people of all the options,
Speaker 3: options that are hidden from so many patients. And that's
Speaker 3: what I do every day. Min's doctor Gil Liederman. I'm
Speaker 3: a board certified radiation doctor trained at Harvard Medical School.
Speaker 3: I'm going to introduce myself later, but I do want
Speaker 3: to jump in and start talking about patients. And these
Speaker 3: are all patients I've seen recently. And when people come
Speaker 3: to me, I take notes and document what's happened, and
Speaker 3: then I come to you and you'll learn everything about
Speaker 3: that person, well except for their name, rank and serial number.
Speaker 3: You'll know everything about that person that's important for you
Speaker 3: to know, and that is what kind of person they are.
Speaker 3: Where they came from, how they got this cancer if
Speaker 3: we know, and then what happened to them, and that's
Speaker 3: what we're going to talk about. And so it's kind
Speaker 3: of like being in medical school for a medical student.
Speaker 3: You get to learn, you get to be in the group.
Speaker 3: You get to be in the medical group and learn
Speaker 3: and learn how doctors talk and doctors think and what
Speaker 3: happens elsewhere. It's a behind the scenes view, the only
Speaker 3: such radio program in the world. So you have a
Speaker 3: unique view at cancer care from a prospective of a
Speaker 3: doctor in New York. And this is what we do
Speaker 3: every day. This is what I do every day Monday
Speaker 3: through Friday, and also on weekends and pretty much all
Speaker 3: my waking hours. I'll talking about a man who came
Speaker 3: to me seventy seven years old. He's married, had three children.
Speaker 3: Came with his wife and his daughter. He had a
Speaker 3: history of heart disease and heart failure and cardiac extents
Speaker 3: and high blood pressure and COPD and cholesterol, and he
Speaker 3: had history of cancer in the past. He had prosta
Speaker 3: cancer in the past, and well he had had a
Speaker 3: bladder cancer and he had treatment for the bladder cancer.
Speaker 3: And while that was all being worked up, he was
Speaker 3: found to have. The bladder cancer, by the way, was
Speaker 3: a superficial cancer, not an invasive cancer, which doesn't need
Speaker 3: the intensity of treatment of a deep invasive bladder cancer.
Speaker 3: But of course treat invasive bladder cancers without cutting, without bleeding.
Speaker 3: And it's so shocking because I see so many people
Speaker 3: with bladder cancer and they're planning or they already had
Speaker 3: radical surgeon. We're going to talk about that later in
Speaker 3: the program. And they never were told by their surgeons
Speaker 3: or their other doctors. They were never told. They tell
Speaker 3: me that there were non invasive, highly successful treatments keeping
Speaker 3: the bladder. Removing the bladder is a big deal. This
Speaker 3: man had bladder cancer when he came to his but
Speaker 3: it was superficial. It had prosta cancer was treated. Now
Speaker 3: he comes to me, he was worked up and he
Speaker 3: had a cat scan and the cat scan showed a
Speaker 3: mass in the kidney. And often there's something called the
Speaker 3: field defects of people that have cancers in the kidney
Speaker 3: or urders or bladders have one in the other area.
Speaker 3: And sure enough, this man had three cancers in the
Speaker 3: field kidney, bladder, and prostate. He came to us and
Speaker 3: he's a little bit chubby. He's an ex smoker at
Speaker 3: a heart attack, and he's a bit overweight and a
Speaker 3: bit incapacitated. It's hard for him to walk, it's hard
Speaker 3: for him to move. And the doctors found this kidney
Speaker 3: cancer and all they could think about is cutting out
Speaker 3: his kidney. But the man didn't want is kidney cut out.
Speaker 3: He did not probably think he would survive it. He
Speaker 3: had COPD, he had shorts of breath, he walked with
Speaker 3: a cane, he had heart failure, I had blood pressure COPD.
Speaker 3: And he came to us and he wanted to learn
Speaker 3: about options that weren't being offered at one of the
Speaker 3: biggest super duper hospitals in the neighboring state, Connecticut. And
Speaker 3: he came and we staged him up and elsewhere. There
Speaker 3: was no biopsy. There was just a mass and they
Speaker 3: wanted to cut out the kidney. And that's very common.
Speaker 3: Most eurologists that I know about wanted to just cut
Speaker 3: out the kidney. And they say, why cut it why biops,
Speaker 3: you want I can just cut it out, Well, cut
Speaker 3: it out, and that's half of your urinary system, that's
Speaker 3: half of your kidney capacity in the garbage usually, and
Speaker 3: I know they could say something's remove part of it,
Speaker 3: but almost always so commonly, the whole kidney's removed. I
Speaker 3: think it's easier for the surgeons had to say, it's
Speaker 3: harder for the patient. And so this man had a
Speaker 3: mass in the kidney. They had no biopsy, even with
Speaker 3: heart failure and COPD, and he could barely walk, he
Speaker 3: could barely move. The surgeon wanted to cut out his kidney.
Speaker 3: And then he came to doctor Liederman at Radio Surgeon,
Speaker 3: New York, and everything was upside down. Here. We don't
Speaker 3: want to do anything except to inform you. We talk
Speaker 3: about all the options. We talk about all the options
Speaker 3: to everybody, and we talk about all the options to
Speaker 3: this man. He was never told, hey, I can cut
Speaker 3: out your kidney, but you may not survive it, and
Speaker 3: you may not survive without this kidney, and you may
Speaker 3: not survive with going through a big operation with all
Speaker 3: your other heart disease and lung disease and heart failure.
Speaker 3: And they never told him there's non invasive treatment. And
Speaker 3: well he heard through the grapevine, like from a radio
Speaker 3: listener like you on the radio, that there were non
Speaker 3: invasive treatments for so many cancers that are here done
Speaker 3: by doctor Liederman with experience over decades, forty thousand patients
Speaker 3: treated over decades, and this man came to me. We
Speaker 3: staged him up. We didn't want to make sure there
Speaker 3: was any cancer that had traveled, and there was none.
Speaker 3: And we offered a little tiny biopsy, which is a
Speaker 3: tiny little needle and you're not obliged to have it,
Speaker 3: but it's advisable. Most people want to know if they
Speaker 3: have cancer or not. And he had the biopsy, and
Speaker 3: he had the staging, and lucky for him, he had
Speaker 3: no spread of his documented kidney cancer and he was
Speaker 3: treated and recently he's come for follow up with new imaging,
Speaker 3: non invasive imaging, and he remember never for his kidney cancer,
Speaker 3: never had chemo and never had emotherapy, and never had surgery.
Speaker 3: Only a tiny little biopsy, painless biopsy took minutes, and
Speaker 3: then treatment with invisible beams. Invisible beams directed at that
Speaker 3: kidney cancer and treatments take about ten minutes. We lined
Speaker 3: up the beams, we set them in a stereotactic frame,
Speaker 3: which is a unique system to hold the body in
Speaker 3: position and to coordinate the body in the stereotactic frame,
Speaker 3: which is an outside frame of reference and the cancer itself,
Speaker 3: and we're able to send in beams just to hit
Speaker 3: the cancer in this man who is chunky and heart
Speaker 3: failure COPD could barely move. But he did not want
Speaker 3: that cancer to exist in his body, and he did
Speaker 3: not want to have surgery. He thought he would never
Speaker 3: survive it. And furthermore, he didn't want to lose his kidney.
Speaker 3: And he came here and was treated and treatments for
Speaker 3: as I say, ten to fifteen minutes. Came in, got
Speaker 3: his treatment, turned around, drove back to Connecticut, and now
Speaker 3: back here for check up again. And check up shows
Speaker 3: no cancer, totally obliterated by radio surgery. He has his kidney,
Speaker 3: He has his function. Actually he said his function is
Speaker 3: better than ever, his strength is better than ever. There
Speaker 3: was no cutting, no bleeding, no anesthesia, no loss of
Speaker 3: his kidney, which is so different than super duper places
Speaker 3: that he saw elsewhere. And it's not only in Connecticut,
Speaker 3: it's almost everywhere, it seems that surgeons want to remove
Speaker 3: the kidney. And this is the work we do, non invasive,
Speaker 3: no cutting, no bleeding, no removal of the kidney, with
Speaker 3: high success rate and first in America, if most everyone
Speaker 3: wants to go to the most experienced doctor you know.
Speaker 3: Welcome to come and see the doctor first with body
Speaker 3: Radio st in America, who's treated forty thousand patients with
Speaker 3: high success rate or success rate for kidney cancer treatment,
Speaker 3: whether it's in the kidney or even if it's travel
Speaker 3: Doctor Ariol Liederman recently wrote a paper and presented one
Speaker 3: of the largest cancer meetings of kidney cancer traveled till lung.
Speaker 3: And we're able to treat kidney cancer in the kidney
Speaker 3: or beyond with high success rate. Doctor Ario Liederman presented
Speaker 3: his data at National Cancer Meeting showing a ninety four
Speaker 3: percent durable success rate. And this is the work we do,
Speaker 3: non invasive, no cutting, no bleeding here at Radio SIRTIT
Speaker 3: in New York. And I can tell you this man
Speaker 3: was so happy, and his wife was so happy, and
Speaker 3: his daughter was so happy, and his doctor two doctor Liederman,
Speaker 3: was so happy. And the surgeon who wanted to do
Speaker 3: that surgery, well he probably wasn't so happy. I'm doctor Liederman,
Speaker 3: thirteen eighty four, Broadway Radio SURT in New York. You
Speaker 3: can call us if one information. You're welcome to do that.
Speaker 3: If you have questions. It's always best to meet in
Speaker 3: person with the patient and medical records together. It's always
Speaker 3: best to meet in person. That's the best way. Doctors
Speaker 3: and patients have known that for hundreds, probably thousands of years.
Speaker 3: My name is doctor Liederman. Who want information or appointment?
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Speaker 3: and we'll be right back.
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Speaker 5: caregiver has no more care to offer. Doctor Liederman bringing
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Speaker 3: prostate cancer have twenty percent better survival. Missing screening means
Speaker 3: forty five percent higher death rate. White House doctors versus
Speaker 3: doctor Liederman. Nine thousand prostate cancers treated for cure over decades.
Speaker 3: High success rate for cures, high quality of life, generally
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Speaker 4: This is Rob Redstone here with doctor Gil Leiderman at
Speaker 4: the WR Studios in the hearts of New York City
Speaker 4: for just a few steps from the radio surgery in
Speaker 4: New York Cancer Treatment Center on Broadway in thirty eighth Street.
Speaker 4: Doctor Liederman, the leading cancer expert, treats prostate cancer not invasively.
Speaker 4: He was the first in New York with fractionated brain
Speaker 4: radio surgery, and he's the first in America and in
Speaker 4: the Western Hemisphere with body radio surgery. You can also
Speaker 4: call doctor Liderman at two and two Choices for a
Speaker 4: free informative booklet and DVD. Hey, doctor Liederman, we're back.
Speaker 3: We are back. I want to talk about another man
Speaker 3: from Connecticut. Sixty nine year old man. He's married, he
Speaker 3: has a family. He came desperate, another desperate man from Connecticut.
Speaker 3: He had a history of tonsil cancer, so he's got
Speaker 3: a cancer of the tonsils. He was a smoker. All
Speaker 3: it's another reminder if you're smoking, please stop. If you
Speaker 3: have loved when smoking, please encourage him to stop. Please
Speaker 3: never start so risky. Anyway, this man had a tonsil
Speaker 3: cancer and he had radiation and another facility in Connecticut,
Speaker 3: and he had a kidney cancer, which is also related
Speaker 3: to smoking. So he's already had two cancers related to smoking,
Speaker 3: tonsil cancer, throat cancer and kidney cancer. And now he
Speaker 3: has a third cancer. And third cancer was in the
Speaker 3: pireform sinus, So the tonsils up towards the top of
Speaker 3: the mouth by the back of the tongue, and the
Speaker 3: peeriform sinus is towards the bottom, by the bottom of
Speaker 3: the tongue and by the voice box. And he went
Speaker 3: to his doctors at the biggest places in Connecticut, the
Speaker 3: most famous, super duper places, and they buy up seed
Speaker 3: his puriform sinus, and they told him that the only
Speaker 3: treatment he could have because he had prior radiation, would
Speaker 3: be a radical surgery removing his voice box and part
Speaker 3: of his trake and part of his neck. They were
Speaker 3: going to remove, do radical surgery on his neck and
Speaker 3: his voicebox, remove his voicebox. He would never speak again, normally,
Speaker 3: he would never breathe again. Normally he'd breathe through a
Speaker 3: little hole at the bottom of his neck. And he
Speaker 3: was desperate, and he came to me. He has vascular disease.
Speaker 3: Vascular disease is also from smoking. So if you need
Speaker 3: a poster boy why not to smoke? As this man
Speaker 3: three cancers and he came to his loved one. He
Speaker 3: had a girlfriend who loved him. He has one child,
Speaker 3: and he is an ex smoker. He's also diabetic, and
Speaker 3: he has this third cancer in the puriform sinus that
Speaker 3: spread to the nodes. And he was told it this
Speaker 3: super Duper Pooper Scooper Place, that he only can have
Speaker 3: radical surgery removing his voicebox, having a trake, so he'd
Speaker 3: never breathe or speak normally again. And he was desperate,
Speaker 3: and we got all the records together, and because we
Speaker 3: are able to do the delicate work that apparently was
Speaker 3: not thought of or was not available at super Duper General,
Speaker 3: we're able to ascertain that there was a significant distance
Speaker 3: between the radiation he had elsewhere for the tonso and
Speaker 3: what we would need to do to radiate his pureiform sinus.
Speaker 3: And he was desperate and eager to do everything he
Speaker 3: could to save his voicebox and to save his breathing
Speaker 3: and not to have radical surgery on his neck or
Speaker 3: on his trake or on his voice box. And he
Speaker 3: came and he completed therapy. We're able to treat him
Speaker 3: with no side effects and so incredible. We were able
Speaker 3: to treat him with no side effects and he's doing
Speaker 3: great and feeling great. When others, super duper general said impossible,
Speaker 3: they came to doctor Liederman and the impossible we determined
Speaker 3: was possible. And that's so often the case. So many
Speaker 3: people come and they say, oh, my doctor told me
Speaker 3: you can't do it, so I'm not even going to come.
Speaker 3: I'm not even going to come because my doctor told
Speaker 3: him I'm not going to come. Well, this man was
Speaker 3: so desperate because the opposite what was available there, removing
Speaker 3: his voice box, putting a trake in so another breathe
Speaker 3: or speak again in a normal way and we're dissecting
Speaker 3: out his neck notes was so devastating. He was compelled
Speaker 3: not to believe his doctors. And it's another reason why
Speaker 3: it'd be great if you're interested, is to get a
Speaker 3: second opinion in person, and that's the only way we
Speaker 3: do it. Sometimes people are a little bit wanting to
Speaker 3: cut corners and coughing, can you treat my peer form sign? Well? No,
Speaker 3: it took hours and hours of us to work to
Speaker 3: determine look at the fields, look at the documents, and
Speaker 3: determine that we could safely do it. And this is
Speaker 3: the work we do. But for a patient, patient needs
Speaker 3: to show up, bring records if possible, Otherwise we will
Speaker 3: get the records and we review the case and we
Speaker 3: try to see everyone in a timely fashion, probably to
Speaker 3: anyone else, but it's worthwhile if you want a fresh
Speaker 3: second opinion, to get a fresh second opinion. If you
Speaker 3: want the same old opinion, then you'll be stuck with
Speaker 3: the same old opinion. The first man would have been
Speaker 3: stuck with losing his kidney. This man would have been
Speaker 3: stuck with losing his voicebox because he went to the
Speaker 3: biggest places and they told him you had to have surgery.
Speaker 3: And when he came to see doctor Liederman, he discovered
Speaker 3: that there were other options that he wasn't being told about.
Speaker 3: And this is the work that we do every day.
Speaker 3: At thirteen eighty four Broadway, Broadway through the eighth Street
Speaker 3: in the heart of New York City. I'm going to
Speaker 3: talk about another patient. This is a man who had
Speaker 3: a bladder cancer another story I said alluded to earlier.
Speaker 3: And he's a seventy six year old man. He was
Speaker 3: born in the Saint Petersburg Soviet Union's He is married
Speaker 3: He has a son. He lives in Brooklyn. He had
Speaker 3: blood in the year and of a year and a
Speaker 3: half ago. It was seen by doctors who was determined
Speaker 3: he had an invasive bladder cancer. And he went to
Speaker 3: the surgeons at Super Duper General and they started him
Speaker 3: on chemo and he had surgery and they removed his bladder.
Speaker 3: He had a prolonged recovery, got infected. He had terrible
Speaker 3: infection after the surgery. He lost his bladder. When they
Speaker 3: removed the bladder takes away not only the bladder and
Speaker 3: the prostate, so the sex life is capute. He was
Speaker 3: not able to urinate normally. He has to urinate through
Speaker 3: a tube or a bag. Then he got infected from
Speaker 3: the big operation, was in the hospital for months. Then
Speaker 3: he had chemotherapy. It didn't work, and then they offered
Speaker 3: a clinical trial, which is like experimental and he just
Speaker 3: didn't want to be a guinea pig. He did not
Speaker 3: want to volunteer. He wanted some treatment that would offer
Speaker 3: him a chance to work. And he came here. He
Speaker 3: was at one of the biggest, super most famous places
Speaker 3: in America and he just walked away. He had had
Speaker 3: surgery there, he had chemo there. He had immunotherapy there
Speaker 3: and nothing worked. The cancer just grew bad right whether
Speaker 3: they remved the bladder, came back right in the palvis,
Speaker 3: huge mass where the bladder used to be. Huge masses
Speaker 3: of cancer had spread in the pelvic area, and he
Speaker 3: came to us desperate for a second opinion. He did
Speaker 3: not want to go on a clinical trial. Clinical trials
Speaker 3: don't really have any chance of durability in general, or
Speaker 3: very small. The success of cancer patients with clinical trials
Speaker 3: is about five percent if you look at the data,
Speaker 3: meaning ninety five percent of people, there's not success. So
Speaker 3: why would you want to do something that is so
Speaker 3: odds against you. He had already had the usual treatment.
Speaker 3: He went to a super duper place. They removed his bladder,
Speaker 3: they gave him chemo, they gave real therapy. Nothing worked.
Speaker 3: The cancer just kept growing back and back and back.
Speaker 3: And he came here and we talked about all the options,
Speaker 3: and we talked about options that they never told him elsewhere.
Speaker 3: And he was treated here. He finished the treatment, We
Speaker 3: scanned him up and he's in remission. Already already in
Speaker 3: remission when he had surgery. The cancer came back when
Speaker 3: he had chemo, the cancer came back. We had hemotherapy,
Speaker 3: the cancer came back. And now radio surgery Doctor Liederman
Speaker 3: with forty thousand patients treated over decades with high success
Speaker 3: where we attack the cancer. And this man with bladder
Speaker 3: cancer that recurred, huge mass in the palvis, huge masses
Speaker 3: into the lymph nodes and the jacent areas. Now all
Speaker 3: are in remission and no spread of the cancer with
Speaker 3: radio surgery only. No chemo with us, no heminotherapy with us,
Speaker 3: no surgery with us. All out patient walks in the door,
Speaker 3: gets a treatment and goes home every day. And that's
Speaker 3: how it is so easy for him, well tolerated for him.
Speaker 3: He'd come in with his wife, walk in, have a treatment,
Speaker 3: turn around and go home. And this is the work
Speaker 3: that we do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway
Speaker 3: Broadway in thirty eighth Street, in the heart of New
Speaker 3: York City, with a huge experience over decades. I want
Speaker 3: to talk about a man who's a musician. He's a
Speaker 3: famous musician. And if you listen to our prostate DVD,
Speaker 3: and if you don't have it, we'll send it to you.
Speaker 3: My name's doctor Liederman. You can call us even now
Speaker 3: or tonight or never. If you want to get a
Speaker 3: DVD and listen to this man's beautiful music. He sings,
Speaker 3: he composes, He's gone around the world writing and singing
Speaker 3: beautiful music. This man came to us a decade ago
Speaker 3: as a seventy three year old. He's a black man.
Speaker 3: We know in the black community there's high rates of
Speaker 3: prostate cancer. One in six black men will get prostate cancer.
Speaker 3: One in twenty three will die of prostate cancer. It's
Speaker 3: almost twice the rate of death compared to other groups.
Speaker 3: Why are we talking about that? It was a warning
Speaker 3: sign actually to any man, any man of any race
Speaker 3: or religion, or creed or color, can have prostate cancer
Speaker 3: and you get checked. You heard my little advertisement about
Speaker 3: President Biden. Men that get screened have twenty percent less
Speaker 3: death from prostate cancer. Man who don't get screened have
Speaker 3: forty five percent more death. So there's lots of reasons
Speaker 3: to make an appointment. Two and two choices. Two and
Speaker 3: two choices make a data come in. If you wish,
Speaker 3: it may well save your life. Statistically, you have a
Speaker 3: great chance of saving your life. Just call us at
Speaker 3: two and two choices. This man came to us a
Speaker 3: decade ago, he came on his own. He was born
Speaker 3: in Alabama. He was seventy three years old. He's got
Speaker 3: three children. He had no family history. Let's be think, Oh,
Speaker 3: I have no family history, I'm safe. This man had
Speaker 3: no family history. He was urinating three times a night.
Speaker 3: We offered a medicine. His way was two point fifteen
Speaker 3: six feet, big man, beautiful, beautiful voice. And this is
Speaker 3: the work that we do every day. His father died
Speaker 3: of a heart attack. His mother died of a stroke.
Speaker 3: He went to one of the biggest hospitals in New York.
Speaker 3: He just didn't like what they told him. He didn't
Speaker 3: like I was treated. He came hereus pysician. I examined him.
Speaker 3: He had some leg swelling. We took care of that.
Speaker 3: We examined him. He had a large prostate. He had
Speaker 3: a stage T one c glease in seven, which is
Speaker 3: a more aggressive cancer. And a decade ago he was treated.
Speaker 3: And now PSA and this famous beautiful musician you can
Speaker 3: hear play his music every week in New York City.
Speaker 3: PSA is now zero with no chemo, no hormones, no cutting,
Speaker 3: no surgery, only treatment outpatient Here at Radio sirty, New
Speaker 3: York with nine thousand men treated for cure for prostate cancer.
Speaker 3: Huge experience, high success rate. We can send you information.
Speaker 3: We have excellent information to send you if you wish,
Speaker 3: give us a call at two and two choices. If
Speaker 3: you wish, make a date and be seen. If you
Speaker 3: wish or not, whatever you But if you be seen
Speaker 3: and get checked out, you lower your chance of death
Speaker 3: by twenty percent. If you don't, don't show up, no screening,
Speaker 3: forty five percent more death. So there's lots of reasons
Speaker 3: to be seen. This man is singing every week. He's
Speaker 3: carrying on in a beautiful way, happy, beautiful, talented man
Speaker 3: now cancer free. And this is the work that we
Speaker 3: do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway Broadway in
Speaker 3: thirty eighth Street in the heart of New York City.
Speaker 3: But another man came from Trinidad, a fifty nine year
Speaker 3: old man married with four children with high blood pressure.
Speaker 3: On medication, he had a high PSAs. PSA was seven.
Speaker 3: He went to a hospital in a neighboring borough and
Speaker 3: then he went to a big hospital. He had a
Speaker 3: glease in seven cancers. PSA was nine point one two.
Speaker 3: His weight was one hundred and eighty three pounds two
Speaker 3: years ago now it's one seventy. He had no treatment
Speaker 3: when he came to us, but he didn't like what
Speaker 3: was being proposed. He wanted to do other treatment elsewhere.
Speaker 3: He just didn't like removing the prostate. He knows with
Speaker 3: removing the prostate, most likely to be impotent, losing his erections,
Speaker 3: most likely penis would be shortened, most likely to be
Speaker 3: leaking urine. He just did not like that. I examined him.
Speaker 3: He had a boggy prostate T one c glease in
Speaker 3: seven PSA nine point one, nine years ago. Treated cancer free.
Speaker 3: And this is the work that we do every day
Speaker 3: at thirty eighty four Broadway Broadway in thirty eighth during
Speaker 3: the heart of New York City, where we accept most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid.
Speaker 3: Give us a call if you want two and two choices,
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Speaker 3: of our patients have choices, like the man who could
Speaker 3: have lost his kidney, but he came to us. Are
Speaker 3: the man who lost his bladder and the cancer came
Speaker 3: right back, came to us. Now in remission, there's so
Speaker 3: many examples, and this is what we talk about every day,
Speaker 3: the work that we do of our patient and what's
Speaker 3: happened to them and how they got to us, and
Speaker 3: what happens before and afterwards. My name is doctor Liederman.
Speaker 3: Will be right back. Thank you, God, bless you.
Speaker 6: It's Johnny Bragg's talking prostate cancer. Twenty years ago. I
Speaker 6: came to doctor Leederman with prostate cancer. It was serious.
Speaker 6: My stepfather died days after prostate surgery. My uncle never
Speaker 6: recovered from prostate surgery. I came to doctor Leiderman with
Speaker 6: prostate cancer and high PSA. Doctor Liederman explained all options,
Speaker 6: shared his and comparison results. I trusted doctor Leederman twenty
Speaker 6: years ago. Today I trust doctor Leederman even more. My
Speaker 6: prostate cancer is gone, my PSA is zero, my quality
Speaker 6: of life is great. You can trust doctor Leederman too.
Speaker 6: Like me for over twenty years, called doctor Leederman for
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Speaker 3: It's doctor Leederman with Calvin West singing and writing about
Speaker 3: his cancer treatment.
Speaker 7: I had cancer and my home was upside Now at
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Speaker 4: Welcome back to the Radio Surgery Hour. This is Rob
Speaker 4: Redstone here with doctor Gil Liederman at the WR Studios
Speaker 4: in the hearts of New York City. Were just a
Speaker 4: few steps from the Radio Surgery in New York Cancer
Speaker 4: Treatment Center on Broadway in thirty eighth Street. Doctor Liederman,
Speaker 4: the leading cancer expert, treats prostate cancer non invasively. He
Speaker 4: was the first in New York with fractionated brain radio surgery,
Speaker 4: and he's the first in America and in the Western
Speaker 4: Hemisphere with body radio surgery. You can also call doctor
Speaker 4: Liederman at two and two choices for a free informative
Speaker 4: booklet and DVD.
Speaker 3: Hey doctor Leiderman, We're back, We are back. I want
Speaker 3: to take a minute just to introduce myself. My name
Speaker 3: is doctor Gil Liederman. I promised i'd do that earlier
Speaker 3: in the show. I was born and raised in Waterloo, Iowa.
Speaker 3: Went to public school, University Medical School MD at twenty five,
Speaker 3: real doctor MD at twenty five, like my wonderful brother
Speaker 3: doctor Ted Liederman, MD at twenty five, and my great
Speaker 3: fantastic son, doctor are Leaderman MD at twenty five three
Speaker 3: doctor Liderman's all mds at twenty five. Ariel Leaderman board certified,
Speaker 3: top notch cancer doctor here at thirtyty four Broadway with
Speaker 3: me seeing patients, trained at the most famous hospitals and
Speaker 3: facilities across the country, MD board certified here loving caring, compulsive,
Speaker 3: thoughtful doctor caring for his patients. Great doctor, and you're
Speaker 3: lucky to have doctor Ariel Leaderman to be your doctor.
Speaker 3: He trained at famous places, Knowledgeable, thoughtful, innovative. That's doctor
Speaker 3: Ariel Leederman, thirty four Broadway. Give him a call at
Speaker 3: two and two choices, two and two choices. I went
Speaker 3: on after MD to train internal medicine for three years
Speaker 3: the University of Chicago. Michael Reese then went on to
Speaker 3: Harvard Medical School. Dana Farber, trained in medical oncology, gave
Speaker 3: chemo and treated cancer patients for years there was on
Speaker 3: the staff there, Board certified, and then went on at
Speaker 3: Harvard Medical School Joint Center for Edition Therapy, Famous Radiation Center,
Speaker 3: trained for three more years three more years total training
Speaker 3: nine years after medical school triple board certified. The only
Speaker 3: Harvard trained Triple Board certified radiation doctor in New York
Speaker 3: and one of the few in the world. Here for you,
Speaker 3: accepting your insurances Medicare, Medicaid and most general insurances. If
Speaker 3: you wish, you're welcome to come. Thirteen eighty four Broadway.
Speaker 3: We have an extensive experience, first in America, first in
Speaker 3: the Western Hemisphere with body radio surgery, huge experience, first
Speaker 3: in New York with brain radio surgery for treatment of
Speaker 3: brain tumors and brain cancers. Huge experience over four decades
Speaker 3: since nineteen eighty six. And that's the work we do.
Speaker 3: That's who I am. And you're welcome to one more thing.
Speaker 3: Tune in to WR today. We're here live until two
Speaker 3: o'clock and you can call us at one eight hundred
Speaker 3: three two one zero seven ten again one eight hundred
Speaker 3: three two one zero seven ten. If you have a question.
Speaker 3: We are live, so you don't have to be bashful.
Speaker 3: We want to embarrass you. One eight hundred three two
Speaker 3: one zero seven ten or if you want, you can
Speaker 3: also call and make an appointment two and two choices.
Speaker 3: That's our office numbers. You have the studio number and
Speaker 3: our office number. We are alive today till two. We're
Speaker 3: here every day of the week and on Saturdays, we're
Speaker 3: here from eleven am to noon, from one pm to two,
Speaker 3: from three pm to four pm, and from five pm
Speaker 3: to six pm. Every Saturday and every Sunday we're here
Speaker 3: from eleven am to noon and from one to two pm,
Speaker 3: and every night at midnight every night, and many people
Speaker 3: like to go to bed with doctor Liederman. Many people
Speaker 3: like to wake up with doctor Liederman. Many people like
Speaker 3: to work with doctor Liederman. And we're actually between Saunday
Speaker 3: night and Sunday. We're on from midnight to about four am.
Speaker 3: So lots of shows, lots to learn. All the shows
Speaker 3: are different and there's lots to learn. And if you
Speaker 3: have questions, you can email me. Email is Gil at
Speaker 3: RSNY dot org. Again, you can email me at Gil
Speaker 3: at RSNY dot org. Best is to make an appointment
Speaker 3: if you have a medical cancer question, you want to
Speaker 3: get checked up. Who I know about your breast or
Speaker 3: your lung, or mammogram or colonoscopy or prostate, Give us
Speaker 3: a call and meet. That's the best way is to meet.
Speaker 3: I want to talk about a woman, incredible story. Forty
Speaker 3: eight year old, beautiful woman. She has three children. She
Speaker 3: was diagnosed with emilio blastoma. She's had abnormalities for twenty years.
Speaker 3: She had a mass in the jaw getting bigger and
Speaker 3: bigger and bigger. First her doctors thought it was an abscess.
Speaker 3: They gave her antibiotics. Then she had an opening in
Speaker 3: the gum, getting bigger and bigger. She saw a dentist,
Speaker 3: she had an X ray. There was a defect in
Speaker 3: the mandibo. She eventually had a bid one of the
Speaker 3: biggest hospitals in New York. It was called amilio blastoma.
Speaker 3: She was seen by surgeons, surgeons who wanted to remove
Speaker 3: her mandible, her mandible or teeth in half of her mouth.
Speaker 3: This is a beautiful woman. She's an actress and a
Speaker 3: singer and a teacher. And about the last thing anybody
Speaker 3: would want is to remove the mandible and half the mouth.
Speaker 3: And she sought other opinions, and she learned about doctor Liederman.
Speaker 3: She learned about our experience treating emilio blastomas and the
Speaker 3: beauty of our experiences. We have forty thousand patients treated
Speaker 3: over decades, probably more than anyone else. Huge experience, huge experience.
Speaker 3: All our doctors at Super Duper General told her she
Speaker 3: had to have surgery, She had to remove the jaw,
Speaker 3: she had to remove her mouth. This is a beautiful
Speaker 3: actress and singer and mother, and about the last thing
Speaker 3: anyone would want to do is to remove her mandibo
Speaker 3: and mouth and jaw. And she came and I met her,
Speaker 3: and she had a huge mass. The whole jaw was massive,
Speaker 3: swown up with this tumor. All the teeth were myths
Speaker 3: aligned because the tumor was just eating through the teeth
Speaker 3: and the mandible and all her tissues in the right
Speaker 3: side of her jaw, a lower part of the mouth,
Speaker 3: and they were going to remove all that. And then
Speaker 3: she learned about our experience over decades treating amelio blestomas.
Speaker 3: And again we have a huge experience treating common cancers
Speaker 3: like brain cancers and lung cancers and breast cancers and pancreas,
Speaker 3: and liver and prostate and bladder, and gynecologic and gastroentrology, colorecto,
Speaker 3: even sarcomas, but also a huge experience treating rare tumors
Speaker 3: like her emilio blestoma. That's the benefit of coming here
Speaker 3: to how the experience of a doctor with such a
Speaker 3: huge experience. And I can tell you that she is
Speaker 3: so grateful and so happy, and that mass has receded
Speaker 3: and her teeth have gone, and she has the most
Speaker 3: beautiful mouth that I've ever seen. How she cares for herself,
Speaker 3: and how the radiation left her radio surgery to the
Speaker 3: mandible and this mass, it was huge and deforming. And
Speaker 3: she's a single woman. She was embarrassed to meet men,
Speaker 3: and now all of a sudden she's dating and happy
Speaker 3: and the new beginning for her when she thought the
Speaker 3: end was closing in on her. So happy and so
Speaker 3: grateful that we're able to help her, and grateful to
Speaker 3: hear her words which are so beautiful. And this is
Speaker 3: the work that we do every day at thirteen eighty
Speaker 3: four Broadway, with a huge experience over decades. Every day,
Speaker 3: every day we see patients, new and recurrent people come
Speaker 3: back for checkups. Now I talk about a woman who
Speaker 3: had a cervix cancer, seventy three years old from Jamaica.
Speaker 3: We see many many Jamaicans and Caribbeans. Some of the
Speaker 3: greatest rates of cancer are in Jamaica and the Caribbean.
Speaker 3: That's why so many people come to us. She's a
Speaker 3: seventy three year old black woman, married with five children.
Speaker 3: She came with her husband. She had high blood pressure
Speaker 3: and cholesterol. She had cervix cancer. She went to one
Speaker 3: of the biggest hospitals and they gave her chemo and
Speaker 3: standard radiation. They put radiation from the outside, they put
Speaker 3: radiation in the vagina, and none of it worked. None
Speaker 3: of it worked, and the cancer came right back in
Speaker 3: the palvis, right back in the palvis. And they told
Speaker 3: her she had stage four cancer. It's incurable, she has
Speaker 3: to have chemo for the rest of her life. And
Speaker 3: she just didn't like that story. She didn't like what
Speaker 3: she was being told, and she came here for her
Speaker 3: fresh second opinion. Even though she had extensive treatment, extensive
Speaker 3: chemo and extensive radiation, she did have recurrence, and we
Speaker 3: proved that to her and we were offered We were
Speaker 3: able to offer her innovative treatment unlike what she had
Speaker 3: her standard radiation. There's such a huge difference between pinpoint
Speaker 3: treatment and standard treatment, and we were able to offer
Speaker 3: her innovative treatment even though she had chemo and radiation elsewhere.
Speaker 3: It didn't work. She was left with stage four cancer.
Speaker 3: She came to me five years ago and we were
Speaker 3: able to treat her metastatic cancer. And now five years
Speaker 3: later she's cancer free. Only with our treatment five years ago,
Speaker 3: no chemo, no cutting, no surgery, no hospitals, no anesthesia,
Speaker 3: just innovative treatment with doctor Liederman. When she was told
Speaker 3: elsewhere it wasn't possible, well, it was not only possible,
Speaker 3: like you've heard so many stories today, not possible. Like
Speaker 3: the matter, the bladder cancer came back after bladder surgery
Speaker 3: and chemo in remission. Now the man with kidney cancers
Speaker 3: told he had to have his kidney removed came here
Speaker 3: non invasive treatment. The woman with emilioblastoma and so on.
Speaker 3: Here's the one with gynaecologic cancer had chemo radiation elsewhere,
Speaker 3: cancer came back stage four. Now cancer free five years
Speaker 3: later after doctor Liederman only And when to talk about
Speaker 3: a man he's fifty seven years old from Mauritania. He's married,
Speaker 3: has two children. He came with a higher risk cancer
Speaker 3: prostate PSA ten gleason seven. He had ten of twelve
Speaker 3: cores so when he was biopsied, so spring loaded gun
Speaker 3: twelve little needles. When his prostate ten of the twelve
Speaker 3: showed cancer. He's waking up five times a night to urinate.
Speaker 3: We offered a me for that. He is also an
Speaker 3: ex smoker. He'd never been hospitalized to hear it was
Speaker 3: here from Africa and we treated him. He had a
Speaker 3: large prostate. His prostate was huge, scus of salcus huge
Speaker 3: like a hardball. So it's a huge prostate, high PSA,
Speaker 3: PSA ten and Gleason seven, multiple cores positive. And he
Speaker 3: was treated eight and a half years ago, eight and
Speaker 3: a half years ago, born in Mauritania, eight and a
Speaker 3: half years ago. Now cancer free. And this is the
Speaker 3: work that we do every day. We have extensive information
Speaker 3: about most cancers. We're happy to send it to you
Speaker 3: no charge and call us even now at two and
Speaker 3: two choices two and two two four six forty two
Speaker 3: thirty seven. You can email me email at Gilgil at
Speaker 3: RSNY dot org or come in many people by the
Speaker 3: way come in. Our office is near Times Square in
Speaker 3: Macy's is about half a million people every day in
Speaker 3: our neighborhood. So many people pop in and get information
Speaker 3: for themselves and for their loved ones. We have package
Speaker 3: of information to send you, whether it's about brain tumors
Speaker 3: and brain cancers, or lung cancers, or breast cancers, a
Speaker 3: domino cancers, prostate cancers, skin cancers. There's three million skin
Speaker 3: cancers a year. And sad to say, most people are
Speaker 3: told to have radical surgery for their skin cancer. And
Speaker 3: most people I know just do not want to have
Speaker 3: deforming radical surgery on their eyes, their nose, their mouth,
Speaker 3: their hands, their feet, their arms, their legs, their trunk
Speaker 3: when they can have non invasive treatment with high success.
Speaker 3: And this is the work that we do every day
Speaker 3: at thirteen eighty four Broadway Broadway in thirty eighth Street
Speaker 3: in the heart of New York City. I'm doctor Liederman.
Speaker 3: We'll be right back.
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Speaker 3: Doctor Leederman Cancer Treatment, thirteen eighty four Broadway, hard to believe.
Speaker 3: President Biden, now diagnosed with aggressive Gleason nine stage four
Speaker 3: prostate cancer spread to his bones, met with doctors repeatedly.
Speaker 3: While VP private citizen, President would decline simple tests to
Speaker 3: diagnose early prostate cancer where risk explain, makes no sense
Speaker 3: to decline easy test to try to save one's life.
Speaker 3: Care so different With doctor Liederman. We try to anticipate
Speaker 3: screening saves live. A different experience, whether for prostate long
Speaker 3: brass colorecto newer recurrent cancer at thirteen eighty four Broadway
Speaker 3: with doctor Leiderman worthwhile for the President likely you too
Speaker 3: meet doctor Liederman, new York's only Harvard trained, Triple Board
Speaker 3: certified radiation oncologist. Most insurances Medicare, Medicaid accepted doctor Liederman.
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Speaker 4: Welcome back to the Radio Surgery Hour. This is Rob
Speaker 4: Redstone here with doctor Gil Leiderman at the WR Studios
Speaker 4: in the hearts of New York City for just a
Speaker 4: few steps from the Radiosurgery New York Cancer Treatment Center
Speaker 4: on Broadway in thirty eighth Street. Doctor Leederman, the leading
Speaker 4: cancer expert treat prostate cancer not invasively. He was the
Speaker 4: first in New York with fractionated brain radio surgery, and
Speaker 4: he's the first in America and in the Western Hemisphere
Speaker 4: with body radio surgery. You can also call doctor Liderman
Speaker 4: at two and two choices for a reinformative booklet and DVD. Hey,
Speaker 4: doctor Liederman, we're back, We are.
Speaker 3: Back, and we're here for you. I want to talk
Speaker 3: about a gentleman who sixty seven years old, came with
Speaker 3: prostate cancer Gleason seven. He had two of eight course positive.
Speaker 3: He had a PSA that was six point eight. He
Speaker 3: had the second biopsy of his life and he had
Speaker 3: Gleason seven cancer. So it's another teaching point. Just because
Speaker 3: he had a biopsy a year ago or five years ago.
Speaker 3: There's different ways of doing biopsies, and there's better ways
Speaker 3: of doing biopsies to get to the answer. So this
Speaker 3: man had a negative biopsy before we arranged for a
Speaker 3: repeat biopsy. He was Gleason seven. He had two of
Speaker 3: eight course positive. He had a high PSA. His MRI
Speaker 3: was py red five. There's a scale MRIs are done
Speaker 3: to look at prostate to see the chance of having cancer.
Speaker 3: Scale goes py red one to five. One is the best,
Speaker 3: five is the worst. Five means almost definitely have cancer.
Speaker 3: He had py red five. Seven year old man born
Speaker 3: in New York City, single. He worked in the communication
Speaker 3: industry at high blood pressure and he was found to
Speaker 3: have this cancer. And well, he came to me because
Speaker 3: he just did not want to have surgery. He did
Speaker 3: not want to have no treatment. He had painting his
Speaker 3: penis for three years. He had noctoria, which is means
Speaker 3: he was waking up to urinate. He was on medications.
Speaker 3: His way it was two oh five is six feet.
Speaker 3: His vision is okay, had no fevers, chills. He had
Speaker 3: no family history except an uncle. An uncle had prostate
Speaker 3: cancer and I examined him and he had enlarged, boggy prostate.
Speaker 3: His PSA was went from two point three up to
Speaker 3: six point eight, so it increased by fifty percent over
Speaker 3: a short period of time. Gleason seven, and well, I
Speaker 3: saw him ten years ago and treated him ten years ago.
Speaker 3: Now ten years later, his PSA is down to zero.
Speaker 3: The height his PSA was twelve before treatment. Now it's zero.
Speaker 3: So a great success. A decade later, doing great, feeling
Speaker 3: great fully, intact, urinating normally, sexual life normal, which is
Speaker 3: so different, so different than what would have happened had
Speaker 3: he had surgery. And we'll talk about a man who
Speaker 3: came to us from Haiti, sixty seven year old black man.
Speaker 3: He had a twin sister. I saw his twin sister.
Speaker 3: I saw him. He was diagnosed with prostate cancer one
Speaker 3: of the big hospitals in New York ten years ago.
Speaker 3: Exactly ten years ago, he was found that have prostate
Speaker 3: cancer and was urinating poorly. His urination improved with medicine,
Speaker 3: but his PSA was high. His PSA was five point seven.
Speaker 3: He had a biopsy Gleason seven cancer. His bowels were fine.
Speaker 3: He was on medicine for the prostate urination issues. He
Speaker 3: had no family history, had a twin sister which we
Speaker 3: saw the same day as him, examined him, offered all
Speaker 3: the options, and now ten years later, his PSA is zero.
Speaker 3: He's cancer free, doing great, happy. This is the work
Speaker 3: that we do every day at thirty four Broadway. We
Speaker 3: have a lot of information to send you, a lot
Speaker 3: to talk about. Most men need to get checked up.
Speaker 3: If you don't have cancer, you need a screening. If
Speaker 3: you do have cancer, it's probably a good time to
Speaker 3: meet doctor Liederman as well. I want to talk about
Speaker 3: a woman from Jamaica. She came with a breast mass,
Speaker 3: a nine melimeter mass in the breast in on mammogram.
Speaker 3: She had a biopsy and it was positive she had
Speaker 3: invasive cancer, invasive cancer. She had both actually invasive cancer
Speaker 3: and DCIS. Dcs is a doctor carstom in situ when
Speaker 3: the cancer is in the milk DUCS, So she had
Speaker 3: both DCIS and invasive cancer. He was seventy six years old.
Speaker 3: She had diabetes. I saw her. I saw her mammogram
Speaker 3: showed the lesion at the three o'clock position of the
Speaker 3: left breast. She was advised to have a biopsy, which
Speaker 3: she agreed to do, and her doctors wanted her to
Speaker 3: do surgery on her breast and she just did not
Speaker 3: want to do any surgery on the breast. We see
Speaker 3: many many women who just do not want to have
Speaker 3: surgery on their breast. And this woman was treated five
Speaker 3: years ago. Five years ago we treated her for invasive
Speaker 3: cancer and dcis to gather the breast. And now five
Speaker 3: years later, she's cancer free, doing great, happy about her
Speaker 3: good results, happy about her success, happy about cosmetic results,
Speaker 3: happy about not being in a hospital, happy about no
Speaker 3: cutting or bleeding, happy about our treatment, non invasive sending
Speaker 3: invisible beams to treat the breast. And we have a
Speaker 3: huge experience over decades. We have information to send you,
Speaker 3: but again always best to meet in person to discuss
Speaker 3: all your particular concerns and issues. And I can tell
Speaker 3: you that ninety percent of the time that I meet
Speaker 3: a patient. Time I meet a patient, we discovered things
Speaker 3: that the patient themselves didn't know about themselves. So patients learn,
Speaker 3: we learn, We all learn together to provide information during consultation.
Speaker 3: And that's the work that we do. We do accept
Speaker 3: with insurances, Medicare, Medicaid. We're located at thirteen eighty four
Speaker 3: Broadway Broadway in thirty eighth Street in the heart of
Speaker 3: New York City, just a little bit south of Times Square,
Speaker 3: between Times Square and Macy's. It's easy to find us.
Speaker 3: There's easy communication. There's fifteen subway lines one, two, three, four, five, six, AQABC, ACEE, B, MD,
Speaker 3: seven S and Q N QR. Also so easy to
Speaker 3: get to us. Stop at Times Square and just walk over.
Speaker 3: It's a couple of minutes away. And all the buses
Speaker 3: in New York City that come right to the Times
Speaker 3: Square area, it's so easy to get to us. That's
Speaker 3: where made our office in the heart of New York
Speaker 3: City to be accessible. That's why we take most insurances
Speaker 3: to be accessible in the radio, to educate, so that
Speaker 3: you know all the options. You learn options that you
Speaker 3: probably were never told elsewhere. They probably were hidden from
Speaker 3: you elsewhere. This is the work that we do every
Speaker 3: day at thirteen eighty four Broadway. Now I tell you
Speaker 3: a remarkable story about a woman sixty five years old.
Speaker 3: She's an irishwoman. She was marshall of the Saint Patti's
Speaker 3: Day Parade and she has stage four cancer, cervix cancer
Speaker 3: that traveled. She's been seen by a gynecologists for recently,
Speaker 3: but not in ten years. She had vaginal bleeding throughout
Speaker 3: her life. She came to us. She had stage for
Speaker 3: cancer of the cervix. She was taking thailand on I
Speaker 3: be profen for pain and she was recommended to have
Speaker 3: chemotherapy she wanted to do. She was scheduled to be
Speaker 3: seen at the biggest hospitals in New York about chemotherapy.
Speaker 3: She just adamant not to have chemotherapy. She had advanced
Speaker 3: cancer traveled to her abdomen, her liver, her lung. She
Speaker 3: had stage four cervix cancer traveled. I met her years
Speaker 3: ago and she decided to come here and she decided
Speaker 3: never to have chemo or surgery, and surgery wouldn't have
Speaker 3: really been appropriate because she had stage four cancer. Her
Speaker 3: function was good, and we started treating her worst spots.
Speaker 3: She had several spots. We always to start with the worst,
Speaker 3: most painful, difficult bleeding spot, and that's where we start
Speaker 3: with her. And she was so shocked that the bleeding
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