Guest guest Posted March 12, 1999 Report Share Posted March 12, 1999 I was dx'd with colon cancer Jan97. I already had mets to left ovary when it was found. I had surgery Feb97 and then did 6 months chemo. The chemo did nothing for me because it was then discovered in the nodes of the pelvic area and near the aorta and adreanal gland. I have not done any treatments in a year and a half and the tumors in the pelvic area have not grown in almost a yr. The other tumors grew ever so slightly in , but nothing that the onc. are concerned about. I am not doing any kind of treatment at all. Would like to hear some alternatives if I need them in the near future. Thanks for your concern. Jane ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 13, 1999 Report Share Posted March 13, 1999 Dear Tor, Glad to hear of your progress with your healing crisis. You might want to investigate the work of Dr. Ingrid Naiman with cancer salves, as well as networking with some of her patients. Blessings to you, Zaritsky HEALL The Resource Center for body, mind, and spirit http://www.heall.com/contactus/IngridNaiman.html Tor Kjeldsen wrote: > To friends " out there " . > > I am a norwegian male (engineer), 57, got low-graded non-Hodgin lymph-cancer > 4 years ago. Have had several surgerys and radiation, but so far not > cemo-therapi (cell-poisen in norwegian language). > Take regularly Tahebo-tee and anti-ocidants (Andante-english) with > selen/D/E/A vitaminas and C-vitamins. > Have also been (3 years ago) in an alternative cancer-hospital in north > Poland (St. , Dr Donsbach). > Have also seen the english healer Mathew Manning and a philippin healer > Orbito, who do so-called psycic surgery into the body with his hands. > > 2 years ago, my cancer in a number of lymph-nodes (some big as an egg) > suddenly during a few days scrimpt to less than 1 cm, and has since then > been in " Status Quo " , controlled every 4. mnds by ultra-sound in the local > hospital. > > The oncolog says this may happen to 30% of patients in my situation, and > that he has no explanation of why it happend. I must be prepared that it > can come back; nobody can know when. - Of couse I wonder wether things I > have done have helpt, but talking to the oncolog about alternatives or > healers is of no use. > > To you friends " out there " on the nett: If somebody with lymph-canser or > others would like to excange experiense related this illnes and possible > treatments, > I would be glad to answer. > > Tor Kjeldsen > Barthsvei 17, N-3600 Kongsberg, Norway. > e-mail: Tor.Kjeldsen@... > Fax: (+47)32869695 > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Internet FileZone: Always FREE! > Instantly store & access your valuable PC files on the net, > from any Web browser. > SIGN UP NOW - http://offers./click/235/0 > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 15, 1999 Report Share Posted March 15, 1999 At 10:19 13.03.99 -0700, you wrote: >Dear Tor, >Glad to hear of your progress with your healing crisis. You might want to >investigate the work of Dr. Ingrid Naiman with cancer salves, as well as >networking with some of her patients. >Blessings to you, > Zaritsky >HEALL >The Resource Center for body, mind, and spirit >http://www.heall.com/contactus/IngridNaiman.html I like what I read on Dr. Ingrid site: I have often asked myself what I would do if I were the patient rather than the person patients consult when they are ill. My first answer has usually been, " I would sit under a tree. " Over the years, there have been those who understood me perfectly and those who did not. Many patients said, " You'd do nothing! " My response is that sitting under a tree is not doing nothing. It is an admission that when we are lost, there is no point in going forward. When faced with a critical illness, there is a kind of red flag on the game of life. We know that if we continue as if all were fine the patterns that led to our crisis will go unchecked. The outcome, in such instances, is probably death. So, I would sit under a tree until I came to understand what my life is all about. A few patients have immediately understood that this is the study undertaken while sitting. Trees are wonderful companions. They promote a feeling of connectedness with the earth and reverence for the sky, not to mention gratitude for the wind and rain. We have much to learn from trees, but life is really about living our Creator's Plan, and since this is something we probably did not learn in school, we often have to set aside time for the lesson later in life -- when the stakes are very high. Dusan :-) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 23, 1999 Report Share Posted March 23, 1999 <l03130302b30d8f4be47-@[158.36.165.224]> wrote: Original Article: list/cures for cancer/?start=866 > > To friends " out there " . > > I am a norwegian male (engineer), 57, got low-graded non-Hodgin lymph-cancer > 4 years ago. Have had several surgerys and radiation, but so far not > cemo-therapi (cell-poisen in norwegian language). > Take regularly Tahebo-tee and anti-ocidants (Andante-english) with > selen/D/E/A vitaminas and C-vitamins. > Have also been (3 years ago) in an alternative cancer-hospital in north > Poland (St. , Dr Donsbach). > Have also seen the english healer Mathew Manning and a philippin healer > Orbito, who do so-called psycic surgery into the body with his hands. > > 2 years ago, my cancer in a number of lymph-nodes (some big as an egg) > suddenly during a few days scrimpt to less than 1 cm, and has since then > been in " Status Quo " , controlled every 4. mnds by ultra-sound in the local > hospital. > > The oncolog says this may happen to 30% of patients in my situation, and > that he has no explanation of why it happend. I must be prepared that it > can come back; nobody can know when. - Of couse I wonder wether things I > have done have helpt, but talking to the oncolog about alternatives or > healers is of no use. > > To you friends " out there " on the nett: If somebody with lymph-canser or > others would like to excange experiense related this illnes and possible > treatments, > I would be glad to answer. > > Tor Kjeldsen > Barthsvei 17, N-3600 Kongsberg, Norway. > e-mail: Tor.Kjeldsen@... > Fax: (+47)32869695 Greetings Tor, I am the webmaster for the Cancell Home page. I do not sell anything. My motivation and background: http://www.best.com/~handpen/Bio/health.htm Cancell has a long history of success and suppression which is explained on my web site. I am writing to you about B17 (Laetrile) which is known as a cancer preventative. There is a video available on the subject plus an excellent book. Cancell is also an excellent preventative, but it is difficult to take as a preventative. To learn more about B17, I recommend: http://worldwithoutcancer.com/products.html Sincerely, Winter ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 24, 1999 Report Share Posted March 24, 1999 I can tell you of the experience of my husband almost 20 years ago (he is a very healthy 76 yo on no medication). He was diagnosed with non-hodgkins lymphoma and given low dose chemo. 3 years later it returned (it was in his abdomen) and he received radiation. He is alive and well today. I am a great believer in nutrition and juicing, cleansing, Barleygreen etc but we were doing none of that at the time. He is alive and well tday because conventional medicine does have a godd track record in some non-hodgkin lymphoma and Hodgkins. <>< Annette Re: Non-Hodgin Lymph-cancer > <l03130302b30d8f4be47-@[158.36.165.224]> wrote: >Original Article: list/cures for cancer/?start=866 >> >> To friends " out there " . >> >> I am a norwegian male (engineer), 57, got low-graded non-Hodgin lymph-cancer >> 4 years ago. Have had several surgerys and radiation, but so far not >> cemo-therapi (cell-poisen in norwegian language). >> Take regularly Tahebo-tee and anti-ocidants (Andante-english) with >> selen/D/E/A vitaminas and C-vitamins. >> Have also been (3 years ago) in an alternative cancer-hospital in north >> Poland (St. , Dr Donsbach). >> Have also seen the english healer Mathew Manning and a philippin healer >> Orbito, who do so-called psycic surgery into the body with his hands. >> >> 2 years ago, my cancer in a number of lymph-nodes (some big as an egg) >> suddenly during a few days scrimpt to less than 1 cm, and has since then >> been in " Status Quo " , controlled every 4. mnds by ultra-sound in the local >> hospital. >> >> The oncolog says this may happen to 30% of patients in my situation, and >> that he has no explanation of why it happend. I must be prepared that it >> can come back; nobody can know when. - Of couse I wonder wether things I >> have done have helpt, but talking to the oncolog about alternatives or >> healers is of no use. >> >> To you friends " out there " on the nett: If somebody with lymph-canser or >> others would like to excange experiense related this illnes and possible >> treatments, >> I would be glad to answer. >> >> Tor Kjeldsen >> Barthsvei 17, N-3600 Kongsberg, Norway. >> e-mail: Tor.Kjeldsen@... >> Fax: (+47)32869695 > >Greetings Tor, > >I am the webmaster for the Cancell Home page. I do not sell anything. My motivation and background: > > http://www.best.com/~handpen/Bio/health.htm > >Cancell has a long history of success and suppression which is explained on my web site. > >I am writing to you about B17 (Laetrile) which is known as a cancer preventative. There is a video available on the subject plus an excellent book. Cancell is also an excellent preventative, but it is difficult to take as a preventative. To learn more about B17, I recommend: > >http://worldwithoutcancer.com/products.html > > >Sincerely, > Winter > >------------------------------------------------------------------------ >eGroups Spotlight: > " drumkeeranfolk " - Irish folk stories and the Drumkeeran Family. >http://offers./click/243/1 > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 24, 1999 Report Share Posted March 24, 1999 I totally agree with you Annette. Conventional medicine has proven itself very helpful for those diseases. We also must always be informed though. My daughter two years ago was diagnosed with lymphoma here at Children's Hospital. She was 5 years old. Because of my own battle with a brain tumor and the education I've received along the way trying not to fight it with radiation and chemo and because of having been an RN, I knew better than to just accept that. Nine professional and respectable doctors diagnosed my with lymphoma and were ready to administer chemotherapy. My husband and I gathered our four children and drove to Mexico, unbeknownst to the doctors here in Colorado to ask for a second opinion at American Biologics and if it turned out to be cancer, we only wanted a biopsy. Well, I am pleased to report that never had cancer. She had an infection in the lymph nodes and a 10-day treatment of antibiotics took care of the two massive tumors on both sides of her neck. As a side note, our family doctor gave us colloidal silver to treat in a non-toxic way before proceeding to the cancer diagnosis and silver never worked otherwise the antibiotics wouldn't have been needed. It was an expensive way to find out the validity of silver. It was good quality stuff but not effective for lymph node infections! Anyway, life is a learning experience, isn't it? sincerely, Johanne Re: Non-Hodgin Lymph-cancer > > > > <l03130302b30d8f4be47-@[158.36.165.224]> wrote: > >Original Article: list/cures for cancer/?start=866 > >> > >> To friends " out there " . > >> > >> I am a norwegian male (engineer), 57, got low-graded non-Hodgin > lymph-cancer > >> 4 years ago. Have had several surgerys and radiation, but so far not > >> cemo-therapi (cell-poisen in norwegian language). > >> Take regularly Tahebo-tee and anti-ocidants (Andante-english) with > >> selen/D/E/A vitaminas and C-vitamins. > >> Have also been (3 years ago) in an alternative cancer-hospital in north > >> Poland (St. , Dr Donsbach). > >> Have also seen the english healer Mathew Manning and a philippin healer > >> Orbito, who do so-called psycic surgery into the body with his > hands. > >> > >> 2 years ago, my cancer in a number of lymph-nodes (some big as an egg) > >> suddenly during a few days scrimpt to less than 1 cm, and has since then > >> been in " Status Quo " , controlled every 4. mnds by ultra-sound in the > local > >> hospital. > >> > >> The oncolog says this may happen to 30% of patients in my situation, and > >> that he has no explanation of why it happend. I must be prepared that it > >> can come back; nobody can know when. - Of couse I wonder wether things I > >> have done have helpt, but talking to the oncolog about alternatives or > >> healers is of no use. > >> > >> To you friends " out there " on the nett: If somebody with lymph-canser or > >> others would like to excange experiense related this illnes and possible > >> treatments, > >> I would be glad to answer. > >> > >> Tor Kjeldsen > >> Barthsvei 17, N-3600 Kongsberg, Norway. > >> e-mail: Tor.Kjeldsen@... > >> Fax: (+47)32869695 > > > >Greetings Tor, > > > >I am the webmaster for the Cancell Home page. I do not sell anything. My > motivation and background: > > > > http://www.best.com/~handpen/Bio/health.htm > > > >Cancell has a long history of success and suppression which is explained on > my web site. > > > >I am writing to you about B17 (Laetrile) which is known as a cancer > preventative. There is a video available on the subject plus an excellent > book. Cancell is also an excellent preventative, but it is difficult to take > as a preventative. To learn more about B17, I recommend: > > > >http://worldwithoutcancer.com/products.html > > > > > >Sincerely, > > Winter > > > >------------------------------------------------------------------------ > >eGroups Spotlight: > > " drumkeeranfolk " - Irish folk stories and the Drumkeeran Family. > >http://offers./click/243/1 > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 24, 1999 Report Share Posted March 24, 1999 Dear Annette, I know what you mean with rip-offs. It's hard when we want to heal so much to be taken advantage of. These people have to know what they are doing. As far as Larry Burkette, I will not say that he is lying but he did go to Germany and said he came back healed. I'm not convinced of the whole thing. I have had a red flag about this ever since it started being talked about. I do a strict vegan diet so that the enzymes that I have remain to eat the tumor shell and not animal protein. I do the blood type diet also and three of us in the family are blood type A and three of us are blood type AB so for the AB's, it isn't traumatic to go vegan like us A's at all. In fact, they are feeling much better since. I try to take whole food supplements since I violently react to all synthetic ones which G-d probably allows for a reason, and we drink reverse osmosis water at all times. During my active tumor times, I did two coffee colonics a day and that helped my liver so much. I juiced almost exclusively and it grew candida in my face. I realized that the sugars in the juices were too much for me. Eating steamed foods was better. I've never had a problem with candida in my life! Anyway, you live and learn. I've been very diligent in pursuing the parasites in my body. That has been very frustrating. We eat also only organic foods and hardly cheat on that. I also got my four silver tooth fillings as I've learned that the nickel in them may be the culprit for the brain tumor and it generally takes three years to detox from that. Another thing that I've done is learned to make my own soap. There is formaldehyde in soap not to mention other unnatural ingredients that directly feed tumors so we've eliminated that source. It has proven very helpful. I homeschool our four children that are a year apart and although it has been stressful, it has been positive. I have a tendancy to fear greatly when those headaches start and caring for the children is a great distraction. I probably am omitting some things but it's so hard t o believe that Larry Burkette has a little treatment done and voila! G-d may have had mercy on him I guess we'll know in heaven. I'd like to get better at this alternative health lifestyle because I may be omitting some important piece to this puzzle. I do know that the blood-brain barrier is tricky. I would like to know more about this treatment you just mentioned and about the people that died because of it. It may be a friendly warning for me in the future. G-d bless you, Johanne Re: Non-Hodgin Lymph-cancer > > > >I totally agree with you Annette. Conventional medicine has proven itself > >very helpful for those diseases. We also must always be informed though. My > >daughter two years ago was diagnosed with lymphoma here at Children's > >Hospital. She was 5 years old. Because of my own battle with a brain tumor > >and the education I've received along the way trying not to fight it with > >radiation and chemo and because of having been an RN, I knew better than to > >just accept that. Nine professional and respectable doctors diagnosed my > > with lymphoma and were ready to administer chemotherapy. My husband > >and I gathered our four children and drove to Mexico, unbeknownst to the > >doctors here in Colorado to ask for a second opinion at American > Biologics > >and if it turned out to be cancer, we only wanted a biopsy. Well, I am > >pleased to report that never had cancer. She had an infection in > the > >lymph nodes and a 10-day treatment of antibiotics took care of the two > >massive tumors on both sides of her neck. As a side note, our family doctor > >gave us colloidal silver to treat in a non-toxic way before > >proceeding to the cancer diagnosis and silver never worked otherwise the > >antibiotics wouldn't have been needed. It was an expensive way to find out > >the validity of silver. It was good quality stuff but not effective for > >lymph node infections! Anyway, life is a learning experience, isn't it? > > > > sincerely, > >Johanne > > > > " > > >> > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > eGroups Spotlight: > " LaughsOnline " - Somewhat daily laughs, motivation, and inspirational posts. > http://offers./click/248/3 > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 24, 1999 Report Share Posted March 24, 1999 Praise God for 's health! Please don't misunderstand me - I am not an advocate of chemo/radiation. far from it. BUT there does seem to be some cancers which respond. My son had also battled cancer, my friend's son receiving the exact (conventional) treatment died during the process. I lived in daily fear of my son not making it thru the treatments. Praise God he did. I only hope he will adhere to the dietary regime I advise for him. On the other hand, I joined this list to find out more about alternative treatments and have been dissapointed in the result. But I am here to learn and discuss these things. I have a loathing of alternate therapies that are rip-offs as I do of oncologists and conventional therapies. BTW for anyone out there, I had wanted my son to get the Alivizatros treatment (non-toxic intraveneous) which is now available in the U.S. I heard of it thru Larry Burkette the Christian Financial counsellor who claims it healed his cancer. It was created by a Greek doctor and ws only available in Mexico, now available in Atlanta. BTW there was some moron going around recommending injecting aloe into the system, he killed several people here in nearby Virginia. This is the kind of thing I hate so much. <>< Annette Re: Non-Hodgin Lymph-cancer >I totally agree with you Annette. Conventional medicine has proven itself >very helpful for those diseases. We also must always be informed though. My >daughter two years ago was diagnosed with lymphoma here at Children's >Hospital. She was 5 years old. Because of my own battle with a brain tumor >and the education I've received along the way trying not to fight it with >radiation and chemo and because of having been an RN, I knew better than to >just accept that. Nine professional and respectable doctors diagnosed my > with lymphoma and were ready to administer chemotherapy. My husband >and I gathered our four children and drove to Mexico, unbeknownst to the >doctors here in Colorado to ask for a second opinion at American Biologics >and if it turned out to be cancer, we only wanted a biopsy. Well, I am >pleased to report that never had cancer. She had an infection in the >lymph nodes and a 10-day treatment of antibiotics took care of the two >massive tumors on both sides of her neck. As a side note, our family doctor >gave us colloidal silver to treat in a non-toxic way before >proceeding to the cancer diagnosis and silver never worked otherwise the >antibiotics wouldn't have been needed. It was an expensive way to find out >the validity of silver. It was good quality stuff but not effective for >lymph node infections! Anyway, life is a learning experience, isn't it? > > sincerely, >Johanne " >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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