Chapter 708 Her Chance

• As Amelia Hutton was still overwhelmed by jealousy and envy, Eleanor's sickness recurred again. When she felt pain in her head, she would slam her head against the wall. All the doctors could do was give her injections to soothe the pain. However, those injections could only do so much. Once the pain struck again, she would grab and pull handfuls of hair off of her head.
• Amelia Winters and the rest were heartbroken when they saw that. She then held James' hand, gulped, and asked anxiously, “James, answer me honestly. What's the success rate for my mom's surgery?”
• “It depends.” James looked grim. “If we are dealing with an early stage malignant brain tumor and it's small, we can have it removed as long as the tumor's position is favorable. Even if it isn't, we can proceed with treatment and remove it once it decreases in size. However, Mrs. Hutton's cancer is already in the middle stage. For cancer patients with malignant brain tumors in the middle and late stages, the surgical resection it's almost impossible. With that being said, Mrs. Hutton's determination is applaudable, and she cooperates well with our treatment plans. I'll try my best to think of a nonaggressive surgery for Mrs. Hutton. If it's truly impossible for her to have an operation, I would suggest that we proceed conservatively. In the meantime, it's best if her diet includes vegetables such as celery and mushrooms. These foods are beneficial for intracranial blood vessels, and they can lessen the side effects of chemotherapy. Also, I think it's better to transfer Mrs. Hutton to Tayhaven because my hospital is there. I can't stay in Saspiuburg and attend to her at all times.”