Sarcoidosis: The Silent Killer
We have to be diligent in that way to get more people to come in and just have a discussion about Sarcoid and that we can go ahead and start to put that and generate an AI model that will get the conversations out and take the data from the conversations and kind of like, put it together so we can have some type of idea of which way that we can start moving in that line to start finding treatment and or cure for this deadly disease, which they call the snowflake disease and also the Bernie mac disease
Chelsea Hanawalt
@allowthesun · 0:12
Hi. Thank you so much for sharing about this. I have never heard of it, but I appreciate you coming on and sharing what you know. Bye
And this is part of the reason why I'm starting this podcast, because when you're actually told I know when I was actually told, I wasn't even actually diagnosed with stage four until 2000, until March 2023. However, I had stage four Sarcoid since 2019 when they scraped my lungs because they thought I had cancer in my lungs. So it's a lot
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
And so I appreciate you taking the time to come on here and share a little bit so that we can be more educated and be more knowledgeable on this. But man, sounds really tough. You sound great. You sound like you're doing a fantastic job getting through with it all, and you're able to help educate, hate others to overcome it themselves and all that has immense value in it. So anyway, man, I hope you're doing well. Thanks for taking the time
And this is like the mainstream of it. There's always an argument it goes away. Some doctors say it goes away, but where does it go? You continuously have flare ups in this? I don't know, but I think it's more or less with the diet, with the atmosphere. I know that at least 90% of the people being affected with sarcoidosis have pulmonary sarcoidosis, which is in your lungs