BBC News reported the story of Debbie Brewer, a mother of three children 49 years of Plymouth in Devon, UK. In November 06, Brewer was diagnosed with mesothelioma, a rare form of lung cancer caused by exposure to asbestos. She received six to nine months to live, but two years later, Debbie Brewer spend another holiday with her children and her cancer is in remission after treatment pioneer mesothelioma she received in Germany.
Brewer received compensation of six digits after his diagnosis, his exposure to asbestos has been attributed to hug his father after he had worked with asbestos. This non-occupational exposure to asbestos has been well documented as a cause of mesothelioma in women and children who have not worked directly with asbestos themselves, but they were exposed in the house when a spouse is returned home with asbestos fibers on their clothing.
on a tip of a doctor and after learning the success rate of 60% for mesothelioma in Germany, Brewer took his remuneration and headed to the University Clinic in Frankfurt. The clinic uses a treatment called chemoembolization. This is a treatment often used to fight against liver cancer because it introduces chemotherapy drugs directly into the tumor area. For Brewer, it was a catheter inserted directly affected lung.
The BBC mesothelioma specialists informed Brewer that her tumor shrank by more than half and is in remission. The exaltation of Brewer in with more years to spend with his children can not easily be described in words. Brewer launched a campaign to bring the treatment in the UK for testing and the spread of renewed hope.
