I am asking for help with my father’s treatment (prayers, advice, financial assistance).

Today, we went to the oncology center – it was almost a waste of time. First, a thoracic surgeon examined him and told us to see a radiologist. My father can barely walk, and it's difficult for him, but we had to make a great effort to get to the radiologist. The radiologist, a young woman, said that she could have come to him herself and was upset that he had to walk so far, and even up the stairs. She refused radiation therapy because of the four lesions (tumors in the brain) and the brain edema. She said she couldn't take on such responsibility – he wouldn't survive it. And even after that, the thoracic surgeon refused to perform a biopsy or blood tests, prescribing only home care and life support for as long as possible. That's how my birthday went. The only positive thing I can mention is that the radiologist said to administer fluids more often to reduce the swelling. According to her, if the metastases continue to grow, the brain will be compressed more and more in the occipital region. If the brain reaches the occipital region, there's nowhere else for it to go – death awaits there. I have contact with three oncologists who practice phytotherapy, and there are also several alternative medicine methods. There are practically no other options. Therefore, I'm looking into anti-tumor drugs and immunostimulation. Unfortunately, my father has been without treatment for too long. He's only given pain medication and fluids to reduce the swelling, and that's almost it. Because of this, I'm starting a course of anti-tumor therapy with the following drugs (I'll go get them tomorrow): aconite tincture, propolis water tincture, flaraxin, todicamp, sodium dichloroacetate, chaga tincture, and retonoid cd437. Until someone agrees to treat him, I will do my best to slow down the tumor growth and remove toxins, cleansing the body. This therapy is definitely better than doing nothing. If it is God's will, we will get through this, but if not, we will hope for a painless passing.