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When a life is unknowingly tied to a deadly cancer, it is like a calm wave moving slowly&nbsp; But the ripple that affects everyone in the family, hope falters and withers away, consuming every day as if it were the last. However, it is not always completely dried up. Such things can be replenished every day, just like&nbsp;&#8220;Mae Noon&#8221; Supatcha &nbsp;Srisuwan&nbsp;has already done&nbsp; 
 
 &#8220;Mae Noon&#8221;&nbsp;is a terminal breast cancer patient who received treatment with a medical team&nbsp;MDT Cancer&nbsp; an interdisciplinary medical team for integrated cancer treatment at Phyathai 1 Hospital

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Going back 11 months ago, Mae Noon received the bad news that terminal cancer was threatening her life?Mae Noon was diagnosed with breast cancer, type&nbsp;Her2&nbsp;Positive?&nbsp;which is an aggressive and fast-spreading cancer. It had spread throughout the liver, spine, and lymph nodes. The largest malignant tumor spreading in multiple spots in the liver measured 7x7 cm. Despair came overnight. After that, it was a battle to overcome obstacles they did not want. Mae Noon decided to receive treatment for terminal breast cancer at a hospital.
 

During the first 3 chemotherapy sessions, side effects from the drugs caused severe infections, severe mouth ulcers, severe white blood cell drop, severe skin toxicity, diarrhea, hair loss, gradual loss of fingernails and toenails one by one, abdominal swelling, skin stretch marks, low platelets, white blood cell drop due to chemotherapy suppressing bone marrow, and fluid in the abdomen and lungs. These side effects were caused by errors in drug selection for treatment.
 

 
 

Mae Noon was severely allergic to chemotherapy drugs, in a condition not unlike someone near death 
 

For 3 months, she had to face the consequences of chemotherapy treatment errors with abnormal blood cell levels at 800, which is dangerous (normal is around 500). She could not receive other chemotherapy regimens. Phyathai 1 Hospital convened specialists from various fields related to cancer treatment to collaboratively plan personalized treatment for the patient to achieve the best possible outcomes, minimize side effects, and align with the patient’s wishes.
 

 
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?There were many people, including doctors, nurses, and staff, about 20 in total. Everyone was attentively listening. Dr. Chinawat Wisutthipaet, the good doctor who had cared for her from the beginning, explained Mae Noon’s treatment history to everyone. Meanwhile, Prof. Dr. Worachai Rattanathorn, chairman of the joint committee for integrated cancer treatment, who was also a chemotherapy consultant, was listening on the other side. Specialists who had treated her during chemotherapy allergy joined the meeting, along with many other cancer specialists from various fields&#8230; This is exactly how it should be&#8230; teamwork, brainstorming, multiple expert opinions from various disciplines&#8230; could this be Mae Noon’s only chance of survival?
 

<h4>After the meeting, the first thing&nbsp;MDT Cancer&nbsp;did was</h4>
 

Immediately stop chemotherapy and switch to the use of&nbsp;?targeted cancer drugs?&nbsp;Medically, this means adjusting the drug regimen to&nbsp;(Herceptin + Tykerb)&nbsp;by administering Herceptin intravenously every3 weeks and oral Tykerb tablets, 4 tablets daily. “Temporarily stopping chemotherapy” until the body recovers to normal, after which chemotherapy may be reconsidered. 
 

8&nbsp;months after receiving close care from&nbsp;MDT&nbsp;Cancer, &nbsp;Mae Noon’s condition was the opposite of the day she first learned that “cancer” was part of her life. She willingly accepted cancer as part of her life. Mae Noon has a bright smile, hopeful eyes, her body no longer deteriorates from drug effects. Little by little, what happened in the family was encouragement for her. Importantly, she became an encouragement for millions of other cancer patients, and she has no word for “defeat” against “cancer.” After the latest examination with a&nbsp;CT SCAN
 

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Currently… no malignant tumors are found in Mae Noon’s liver anymore…!!! 
 

Mae Noon’s story has been shared on the fan page&nbsp;?Mae Noon?&nbsp;and has impressed over 140,000 people on social media. It is a space for sharing encouragement among people, both those suffering from cancer and those who have parents, siblings, or friends with cancer. Additionally, it serves as a case study of a terminal cancer patient who recovered from palliative care to a surprisingly effective treatment response.

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