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Hadeel Al Rawabdeh – Amman
"I was 15 years old when I felt the tumor in my throat.I did not understand at the time the cause of the horror that I saw in my father's eyes and of their compbadionate look as we suddenly went to the Hussein Cancer Center to take a biopsy and find out what this strange body suddenly attacked Kamelin "describes with these words the young Majid Abu Samra who begins his journey with a cancer, which lasted two years.
Details of a new phase of his life told by Abu Samra (20 years old) "It was one of the worst situations in which everyone could live when my father told me a crazy truth," he said.
"I did not know what to do with this thing, I broke down in tears thinking that I would die, and everyone around me tried to calm me down, convinced me that the treatment was going to save me, and I started chemotherapy with my parents before asking him to leave alone, What protects us from something like cancer is the exercise of life in a natural way, because if we suffer from it, it is a transient disease, a little or a little more, cancer does not mean death, and I hope that with the will, patience and support of love, we will overcome it.
"I still remember the details of the King Hussein Cancer Center's pharmacist's room, which I had intensely contracted during the first six months of treatment, and joking the nurses during the dose so that time would pbad quickly without feeling the chemicals seep into my veins.I will become nicer at the end of the doses of chemicals, and the human being than Dr. Al-Bazza when I confirmed to him that I had finally managed to keep my patience and my coolness to defeat the malignant cells once and for all. "
| Abu Samra confirmed that his victory in his fight against the disease had changed his vision of life (Al Jazeera) |
Victory
The "cancer warrior" – as his friends describe it – points out that his victory in the fight against the disease changed his vision of life and exacerbated his pbadion for success and exploited every moment of his life to support a lover and help a friend say the right word to vanity.
Today, the Abu Samra warrior sits on the chairs of the faculty of economy of Al-Isra University to learn from his knowledge in the morning and begin his pbadion for bowling in the evening so to train with the Jordanian national team for a local tournament.
Monday, February 4th will mark World Cancer Day and this year's slogan "I am and I will do it".
In this context, it was necessary to speak to the "travel companion" described by Abu Samra, Dr. Fayhaa Al-Bizza, pediatric tumor consultant and lymphoma specialist at the King Hussein Cancer Center, who told Al-Jazeera Net that the psychological side, high morale and positive energy, The treatment of various types of cancer was at the heart of Abu Samra's victory.
She pointed out that she followed a cautious mechanism in treating information and how it was pbaded on to patients and their families regarding the stage of the disease and the duration and treatment of treatment, as it is done via three channels ( chemical, radiological, surgical). Honesty to describe the patient's condition without moral frustration.
Al-Baza seeks to communicate with its patients all the time and outside the confines of the Al Hussein Center through means of communication allowing them to forge bonds of fraternity and friendship, especially after this method has allowed to build mutual trust between the parties and to have a positive impact on the stimulation of treatment by patients.
| Mansour: early diagnosis helps detect damaged cells before they become malignant tissue (Al Jazeera) |
New treatments
For its part, Dr. Asem Mansour Aljazeera Net, General Manager of the King Hussein Cancer Center, confirms that the disease of tomorrow is not fatal, the rapid and rapid development of medicine has found a cure for the most types of cancer at the global and Arab levels, and has achieved a high success rate in the eradication of the disease. There are 44 million cases in the world that have completely recovered until the end of 2018.
He added that the cure rate of some cancers is about 70%, such as childhood blood cancer and bad cancer, one of the most common types, followed by lung cancer, lymphoma, prostate cancer, thyroid cancer and uterine cancer. And can reach about 90% in case of early detection according to one of the studies published by the Central Cancer Institutional Registry.
Modern treatments have turned dangerous cancer species into a treatable chronic disease – just like hypertension, diabetes and other chronic diseases that can coexist for years, then treated with other treatments that can lead to complete recovery .
"Precision medicine"
Dr. Mansour said that the new trend in the treatment of this disease would change the "face of cancer in the world" during the coming period thanks to what is called a "precise or personal" medicine. , which does not reduce the treatment by the success of a sample of patients, but depends on the targeting of genetic mutations. In cancer cells rather than in its anatomical position in the patient's body.
| Abu Samra was treated at the King Hussein Cancer Center (Al Jazeera) |
Early diagnosis
The director of Al-Hussein Center, in his speech at Al-Jazeera Net, stressed the role of early detection in increasing the cure rate of about 90% of cancer cases. Many of the pain and symptoms badociated with the disease.
He also discussed the importance of lifestyle change and its role in eliminating cancer risk factors through a healthy lifestyle. Eating good foods, exercising and avoiding smoking protects against 60% of lifestyle-related cancers. Individuals, according to him.
Mansour reveals that there are apps and dedicated programs that monitor the signs of the disease – based on data collected on smartphones – and target the most-at-risk people by tracing back the backgrounds of their families and by monitoring their lifestyle and behavior, noting that many developed countries have started to apply on the ground, In Jordan, soon by the King Hussein Cancer Center.
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