What does a person with stage 4 bone cancer look like?

There is no way she is working that much while she is undergoing treatment.

It might be remotely possible to have bone cancer with no symptoms obvious to other people, but it is absolutely impossible for someone undergoing a bone marrow transplant to get out of bed, let alone work. Unless there is a different bone marrow procedure i don't know of (which is possible) a bone marrow transplant requires killing all the marrow cells in the bones and starting over with new marrow. This nearly kills the patient and sometimes does actually kill the patient. Most patients are in the hospital 3-4 weeks, and then incapacitated for a few more months

A bone marrow transplant is an inpatient procedure which puts the patient in a restricted icu room for 4-6 weeks, and takes a year to recover from. People do push through it and some people push through it hard enough they go back to work sooner because they have no choice. But she would not be working two jobs if she was currently going through a bone marrow transplant.

I dont know about bone cancer, but I had leukemia, and a bone marrow transplant was part of my treatment. I defintely looked sick, lost my hair, was in the hospital for 6 weeks for the transplant, another 6 weeks of daily out patient care, and put myself back in the hospital when I tried to go to work 6 months later.

When I was doing chemo and had a wiped out immune system, it took all I had to climb up the one step into my house from the front porch no kidding. Even going DOWN a small set of three steps was a huge challenge, I was so weak from the chemo. A person doing a BMT is also feeling the same level of weakness. You are not an ******, and this person is clearly a habitual liar especially that she is claiming bone cancer, a very painful disease, at stage 4 she would most likely need a regular PCA type narcotic drip for the pain.

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I have a friend of mine who until recently (a couple years ago) had regularly participated in marathons at the age of 60. He now has stage four prostate cancer in his pelvis, spine, skull, and liver - and he finds it a challenge to get to the car from the house.

I hope this person is merely a co-worker, and not a "friend"

Bone marrow transplants are not used to treat bone cancer and you are the hospital for weeks.