i have been on immunotherapy(pembrolizumab) for 2 years,my last one is jan 2026 in ten days time! it was the rashes and mouth ulcers at the beginning but not had anything happen in months..thank god! my pet scan in September 2025 showed no disease(colon cancer) only an ulcer left!
praying for everyone..much love
kenny in UK ❤🇬🇧

my mum has stage 4 lung cancer. she had radiotherapy on her lung which shrunk the tumour a hell of a lot which is great and it’s now back to a dormant stage. with that news is when we also found out it’d spread to her liver. she’s just begun immunotherapy to treat that.

she’s so strong. just before christmas, she had life-saving surgery for a ruptured bowel and survived peritonitis and severe sepsis, along with covid whilst in hospital. she’s still recovering from that and now has the cancer to deal with. i believe she will make it though. i need her to 🙏🏻❤️

I have colon cancer, chemo not working, ill be starting immunotherapy soon. God willing it'll work for me

It’s one hell of a drug. It’s kept me alive. Phase 4 cancer patient 55 tumours 4 in the head. They are not bull shitting about the side effects. Pretty much had them all. Treatments go on for two years. Only got 2 treatment left and still getting side effects. Best of luck too any one on or going on it. And to call cancer victims

My aunt is currently undergoing immunotherapy for metastatic breast cancer......I love you so much, Aunt Paula! Stay strong! <3

I'm getting immunotherapy now going on six months. I'm almost in total remission. I have a rash on my back. I feel good about it. I'm hoping for 6 to 8 more years. I'm 65.

Chemotherapy didn’t work for the lung cancer, but immunotherapy has held the cancer back for two and a half years now but I still have cancer, I’m monitored by CT scans.

I have stage 4 lung cancer diagnosed in Dec 2023. I started chemo in Feb 2024. I had 8 doses. Now starting in November I'm on immunotheraphy. The cancer is progressing in both lungs as if nothing is done.

I need prayers please.  I'm lost now I dont know what to do

I have had 7 full dose Keytruda treatments over 9.5 months or so. My biggest recommendation is to take turkey tail mushrooms. My side effects mostly went away when I started taking them. I was having mild side effects such as fatigue.

Sounds like hell on earth, to me.

This video is worth sharing I enjoyed every second of it.

After so many decades, the doctors still not sure it will work or not. Basically cancer treatment is hit and trial. Treatment require massive rethink.

Sending everyone a complete healing journey, from head to toe. Each and every one of you is strong, courageous, and resilient. God bless you all, and may you all be healed.
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With all the side effects you scare a person to try it 😢

My 16yr old sons brain tumour has come back with a bang after being cancer free 6yrs. He had medullablastoma. Thats back & also 2other tumours that have clustered in his brain & spine. They don't hold out much hope for him. I am absolutely devastated. It is such a hard decision. What to do regarding treatment,drug trials, which ones,its like looking into a minefield. Iv started my son on CBD & pray it helps slow down growths at least. It is such a cruel & unfair disease.

The Lord God Almighty allow more insurance companies to allow immunotherapy at an affordable price to all!

God bless everyone

So if immunotherapy is so specific, why are there so many side effects? I feel like it’s specificity was what made it so exciting so it makes no sense why it’s affecting other parts of your body. It’s tempting to think this treatment isn’t an improvement over chemotherapy as there are just as many side effects and therefore isn’t infinitely repeatable. I’ve seen it be effective, but I’ve also seen it do absolutely nothing. I just wish I knew more about it. The basic explanations don’t address any of this.

Immunotherapy brought on encephalitis  & significant dementia for my wife. Also a bad rash. Both treated with Steroids that made managing her T2 diabetes very difficult

I think chemotherapy doctors are afraid of losing their patients to immunotherapy.