Magneto Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 Don't blame the doctor faltu mein. Yuvi has been ignoring it for six months now ... according to his pop ... ignoring his doc's advice.
Blue-no1 Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 Don't blame the doctor faltu mein. Yuvi has been ignoring it for six months now ... according to his pop ... ignoring his doc's advice. No matter what Yuvi did in the last few months, the initial diagnosis as benign tumor was wrong and that is unacceptable.
Magneto Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 No matter what Yuvi did in the last few months' date=' the initial diagnosis as benign tumor was wrong and that is unacceptable.[/quote'] The initial diagnosis possibly: "But I knew that something was wrong. Six months back a Delhi based doctor Pawandeep Kohli who saw the laboratory reports of Yuvraj advised me that he should be taken to the US for treatment, but somehow things got delayed," Yograj said.
Blue-no1 Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 The initial diagnosis possibly: "But I knew that something was wrong. Six months back a Delhi based doctor Pawandeep Kohli who saw the laboratory reports of Yuvraj advised me that he should be taken to the US for treatment, but somehow things got delayed," Yograj said. It is certain Yuvi delayed things in the last 6 months, but when the tumor was first biopsied it was in April-May-2011, there is only one way for a biopsy-It is either benign or malignant. There are borderline cancers but if it is in the outside part of the lungs it is considered invasive to nearby tissues and is removed. A diagnosis of Mediastinal Seminoma is not difficult and should have been done in Apr-May 2011 when it was biopsied and should have been declared MALIGNANT right then and not six months ago by a 2nd doctor. This is ridiculous. It is obvious the doctors screwed up. BTW I am a cancer researcher..
Magneto Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 It is certain Yuvi delayed things in the last 6 months, but when the tumor was first biopsied it was in April-May-2011, there is only one way for a biopsy-It is either benign or malignant. There are borderline cancers but if it is in the outside part of the lungs it is considered invasive to nearby tissues and is removed. A diagnosis of Mediastinal Seminoma is not difficult and should have been done in Apr-May 2011 when it was biopsied and should have been declared MALIGNANT right then and not six months ago by a 2nd doctor. This is ridiculous. It is obvious the doctors screwed up. BTW I am a cancer researcher.. I am not doubting your expertise, just can't figure out how you know that the first tests happened in April-May. Source?
crickfan Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 Tumour not spread into Yuvraj Singh's lungs, clarifies Doctor The doctors, who had earlier treated Yuvraj Singh, on Monday denied that he is suffering from lung cancer, saying that the malignant tumour is located in space between the two lungs and not inside it. Yuvraj has been diagnosed with extragonadal seminoma, a rare tumour is in the mediastinum, the space between the two lungs and above the heart that Dr Nikesh Rohtagi, oncologist with Max HealthCare Saket, who is heading the India team of doctors looking into his case, claim is curable....Read More Click to get updates on Yuvraj Singh's health
Viki_J Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 Yuvraj Singh's health commercial irritates fans Mumbai: Feb 7, 2012 Birla Sun Life's latest ad campaign has caused uproar amongst Yuvraj Singh's fans, but the company says it was the Indian cricketer's idea.While the whole country continues to pour in get well soon wishes to the ailing Yuvraj Singh, Birla Sun Life Insurance's new ad includes Yuvraj's tryst with his topsy-turvy life. According to The Indian Express, it was the star cricketer who wanted to feature his life ups and downs in the ad. He even went to the extent of replacing the word injury with Health problems? Click here to read more on Commercial on Yuvraj Singh's health by Birla Sun Life Insurance!
Prakat Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 It does leave a bad taste in the mouth. Although it does say something about how we have come to expect, even demand, artifice from advertising that when faced with an authentic message - from a person going through a major health issue in real life right now - that we get disturbed.
ganeshran Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 If Yuvraj himself didnt have any problem with shooting it, how can others be outraged on his behalf? As far as the ad goes, it makes its point very well.
akshayxyz Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 Fans ko koi kaam dhandha nahi hai... apni life sambhalti nahi..they want to criticize each and every decision of successful people.
Magneto Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 Fans ko koi kaam dhandha nahi hai... apni life sambhalti nahi..they want to criticize each and every decision of successful people. + 1 :cantstop: :finger: at fans in general.
achilles Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 It is a good ad. But then, isn't the ad made for the public? Do they like it? According to the source, they do not like the exploitation of a health problem to sell an insurance policy. So well the argument of "Yuvi doesn't mind so no point being outraged on his behalf" is good if it is a private advertisement being screened only to Yuvi and people who know him. On a mass level, an ad on national network is made for the general public and their opinion counts. However, this has not gone down too well with YuvrajÃÔ fans who instantly posted their reactions on the micro-blogging site, Twitter alleging the company of cashing in just when he was diagnosed with cancer. Refuting all such allegations, Kakar clearly stated that the release of the ad has nothing to do with his illness and that the fans are only thinking so due to the co-incidence. Coincidence ofcourse.
achilles Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 I'm more irked by his revital ad tbh Why? :hmmm:
Sir john Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 ad made me everytime when i watched it in TV. yuvi get well soon.:nervous:
Magneto Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 It is a good ad. But then, isn't the ad made for the public? Do they like it? According to the Indian Express, they do not like the exploitation of a health problem to sell an insurance policy. So well the argument of "Yuvi doesn't mind so no point being outraged on his behalf" is good if it is a private advertisement being screened only to Yuvi and people who know him. On a mass level, an ad on national network is made for the general public and their opinion counts. Coincidence ofcourse. I can write a similar report as to how people have been moved by the ad and have finally realized that 'health is wealth' after seeing a real life situation. But a positive report always has lesser 'heat' than a negative report as people 'talk' about it and it generates more hits/sells more copies. Nothing but media manipulation. :finger: @ media.
rkt.india Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 which fans they are talking about? :dontknow:
achilles Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 I can write a similar report as to how people have been moved by the ad and has finally realized that 'health is wealth' after seeing a real life situation. But a positive report always has lesser 'heat' than a negative report as people 'talk' about it and it generates more hits/sells more copies. Nothing but media manipulation. :finger: @ media. Yes. We live in a exploitative and opportunistic world. Its really up to us to choose what is best for us.
Needforspeed Posted February 7, 2012 Posted February 7, 2012 It makes business sense. It was the best ad for exploiting his present condition. Nothing wrong with that. If Yuvraj has no problems why should the fans have any? As a mark of protest let those who have problems, stay away from the products of that insurance company.
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