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If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patient's description.

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My mom went to the hospital last weekend with lethargy and severe thirst. We thought it was a side effect to her new antibiotic. Found out she has cancer in ribs and lungs from the hospitalist. The oncologist did not come to speak to us. We had to have a phone conversation on speaker phone, during which he said we might as well assume the cancer is everywhere and he is not willing to do chemo. Told us to take our mom to palliative care. She has had other health problems during this past year. However, she is a fighter. She went into to septic shock, renal failure, and respiratory failure in March due to Metformin toxicity. However, she fought back and was off the ventilator in ten days. She has recovered. She has finished kidney dialysis and her kidneys are fine. She broke her bone in August and they said she had bone cancer. That oncologist did 10 radiation treatments for the thigh part of her leg where the cancer was. No other tests were done. She had a cancer screening test done two weeks ago & it was fine. Needless to say, it was a shock to find out she had cancer. She is a fighter. Is it possible to do chemo or pills on a person who still has the will to live?

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Hi Welcome to ChatDoctorI have gone through your query regarding your moms sufferings. I can understand your concern. As a Naturopath - Homeopath and Magnate therapist, want to help you to remove your/ her agony a little at least, as for as I can. Magnitude of the survival advantage from improved nutrition, can even be greater than the magnitude of the treatment effects being targeted in current clinical Chat Doctor. As you are in DOL