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he s‌aid​ in a clear an​d s​tead‍y vo‍i⁠ce, “the tes⁠t results show that yo‍u ha⁠ve‍ brain cancer.” “Cancer!!”

Rosa I stared at the CT scan displayed on the computer screen, my fingers lightly tapping against the desk. The results were almost identical to the previous ones, there were no significant improvement. His case was complicated. I glanced toward the see-through observation window. Inside the CT room, Mr. Winters was laying still, the machine scanning his unresponsive body.

"Look, there's a bruise on the left side of her brain and on the right side is the center of her cancer." I stared at the image Dr. Alain pointed at with horror and when I turned around, I saw Leroy's hands shaking. "This morning, the latest MRI results showed that Loreine's brain is completely bruised because the left and right sides are connected," continued Dr. Alain in a low voice. "W-what does that mean, doctor?" asked Leroy in a trembling voice. There was a moment of silence, then Dr. Alain took a deep breath before answering. "That means, Loreine's life may not be as long as we have predicted so far," said Dr. Alain. "She... may not survive two months."

Chapter 85 Cristiano So there I was, sitting across from Dr. Moretti, my fingers tapping impatiently against the armrest of the chair. The screen before me displayed a glowing CT scan of my brain that looked so clean and detailed as if it held the answers I had been searching for all my life. Spoiler alert: it didn’t. “Mr. Morano,” Dr. Moretti began, adjusting his glasses in that cliché doctor way, his voice calm and professional. “I must commend you. Your health has greatly improved. There are no signs of tumors or cancerous cells in your brain anymore.”

Jonas said. "A broken spine and left leg, a crushed skull, and actually, Dr. Jonas, Mrs. Riordan has staged two brain cancer cells that are actively developing," Dr. Edward said. Xander's grip on Jonas's hand tightened. "Stage two brain cancer?" "Yes, Mr. Xander, and judging by her clean insides, it looks like your mother hasn't had any treatment for her cancer," Dr. Edward replied. This time, tears fell from Xander's eyes. "Where is she?"

I’m finally going to hear what it is that has impeded on my life plan so abruptly. “Cassandra, there is no easy way to say this but the image on CT scan confirms my suspicions. You have a malignant tumor in the frontal lobe of your brain. Now we have detected its presence early and treatment is a viable option but it already the size of a quarter so treatment would need to start immediately.” He sighs as though the weight of the world has lifted slightly from his shoulders. What he doesn’t know is that it just firmly planted itself on mine.

"Can stage two brain cancer be cured?" "Yes, you can. Either surgery or chemotherapy." Rose is determined to accompany Jasmine until her sister recovers. Juna was silent and looked at his weak wife. Juna knows something related to cancer will end miserably. 💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰 3 chapters to left.

Suppressing his anger, he said, "You haven't even tried. And you're already giving up?" The director wiped the sweat off his forehead and said, "Alpha Derek, it's not just any cancer. If detected early, we usually opt for surgical removal. But her cancer is at an advanced stage, so she's not eligible for surgery right now. Besides, we've found a tumor in her brain. One's brain has a lot of nerves, and we seldom recommend brain surgery."

I took a deep breath before catching his attention. "I'm here." Rum immediately turned his attention to me. He smiled at me. He also approached me to help me sit down. "I have something important to tell you, Cianna." The way his eyes looks at me, even his voice, I know there's something wrong. It was as if something was chasing my chest. The beating was too strong — I was scared. "I don't know if I have to tell you this early, but I think, I should. Cianna, your brain tumor is now on its stage 2. You need to be operated on as soon as possible."

"Didn't the patient tell you?" Katalina frowned. "What do you mean doc? I don't know anything," he answered. The doctor took a deep breath. "A month has passed since we told Hunter to undergo chemotherapy because—" "Does he have cancer?" Katalina gasped and weakened. The doctor slowly nodded his head. “Stage 2 brain cancer. It is still treatable at that stage. But you just have to take action. But Hunter refused because... he said his life was useless," the doctor carefully revealed to Katalina.