OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) – Life-saving cancer treatments have grown by leaps and bounds in the last few years. But a doctor in Nebraska believes that in the world of cancer therapies, we’ve only scratched the surface.
Meet Alan Moses from Des Moines.
“I feel fine,” he says. “I’ve got good energy.”
But it wasn’t always that way. Three years ago, Alan braced for the worst.
“I was down to 107 [pounds],” he said. “I thought it was all over.”
No apetite, no energy. Simply put: exhausted. He also had a crisis of confidence thinking about his rare cancer diagnosis, and his treatment options.
“I had to walk him through this, that he could do it,” said Dr. Matt Lunning, a Clinical Director at Nebraska Medicine. “I believed he could do it in spite of his lung condition, and despite his hearing impairment. That we can find a way, and that this is the right therapy for him and …