Re: Desperate For Some Help

[Guest guest]

Hi, Cindi.

I'm sorry to hear of your bouts with cancer. I don't have CFIDS,

but I did have rectal cancer.

I'm wondering if you are doing anything in the way of particular

nutritional support.

Rich

> Hello You All,

>

> I have been receiving this newsletter for years.

> I don't have the time to read it as much as I should

> and most of you all are so intelligent on the subject

> of CFIDS. (It wouldn't surprise me if one of us comes

> up with a cure!)

> Anyways, I have suffered for about 15 years with

> CFIDS. I have tried many, many conventional and

> holistic approaches, with very little relief.

> Three years ago my world became even bleaker, when

> I was diagnosed with breast cancer on my 40th birthday.

> I went through all the conventional treatments. Afterwards,

> my CFIDS was much worse and I continued to struggle.

> This past year I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and

> I just completed the conventional protocal.

> Ovarian cancer is very serious and I am in desperate need

> to locate a physician or a clinic that will treat my immune

> disorder aggressively.

> (I am even willing to travel out of the US).

> I feel certain that the cause of my cancer is my autoimmune

> disorder and I am in desperate need to get treatment or I fear

> I will contend with another bout of cancer.

> I have been looking into stem cell transplantation.

> PLEASE if anyone out there is going through the same health

> struggles as me OR if anyone has any information that they

> can share with me that may led me to some relief I will be very

> grateful!

> (I don't read alot about people who suffer with CFIDS getting

> cancer, but I can't be the only one.)

> I look forward to your responses!

> Thank you in advance,

> Cindi

> CinNumber1@a...

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I wish I had a better response but all I can offer is all my prayers and

a shoulder..bless you Cindi. If anyone knows where, it will be someone

here. Hang on girl!

Desperate For Some Help

Hello You All,

I have been receiving this newsletter for years.

I don't have the time to read it as much as I should

and most of you all are so intelligent on the subject

of CFIDS. (It wouldn't surprise me if one of us comes

up with a cure!)

Anyways, I have suffered for about 15 years with

CFIDS. I have tried many, many conventional and

holistic approaches, with very little relief.

Three years ago my world became even bleaker, when

I was diagnosed with breast cancer on my 40th birthday.

I went through all the conventional treatments. Afterwards,

my CFIDS was much worse and I continued to struggle.

This past year I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and

I just completed the conventional protocal.

Ovarian cancer is very serious and I am in desperate need

to locate a physician or a clinic that will treat my immune

disorder aggressively.

(I am even willing to travel out of the US).

I feel certain that the cause of my cancer is my autoimmune

disorder and I am in desperate need to get treatment or I fear

I will contend with another bout of cancer.

I have been looking into stem cell transplantation.

PLEASE if anyone out there is going through the same health

struggles as me OR if anyone has any information that they

can share with me that may led me to some relief I will be very

grateful!

(I don't read alot about people who suffer with CFIDS getting

cancer, but I can't be the only one.)

I look forward to your responses!

Thank you in advance,

Cindi

CinNumber1@...

[Guest guest]

Blake, , All,

I agree with Blake about the Moss Reports. Several years ago after

some routine neck x-rays that ended with 4 months of oncology workup

for " Impression: Metastatic Bone & Liver Lesions " , I contacted Dr.

Ralph Moss. I read so much information about him prior to this,

including many,

many testimonials from high profile public figures praising him, I

decided he was

the cancer expert most compatible with my views on complementary

medicine. He went out of his way to help me, even before all the

test results were in -- suggesting specific tests that had not been

done or recommended. Fortunately, my experience had a happy ending;

but we are probably never " out of the woods " completely.

If I have any other dilemma associated with cancer, I will

definitely contact him again. I also continue to receive his

newsletter.

Another avenue that I can heartily recommend is getting a copy of

Dr. Quillin's book, " Beating Cancer With Nutrition. " It is

a big help. Dr. Quillin is in California now, I believe. When I

first was diagnosed with problems, he was with Cancer Centers of

America in Tulsa. This particular hospital uses a complementary

approach -- using traditional treatment as required, but supports

the patient with complementary diet, meds, supplements to build up

the patient. I believe there are several other of their hospitals

about the country. Had I needed to be hospitalized, I would have

gone to the Tulsa one as it is closer to me.

I purchased this book for a young father (neighbor) who was

diagnosed with lymphoma and was having conventional treatment. He

was hospitalized when I took him the book. Several weeks later when

we talked on the phone, he told me he was furious with his

physicians after reading the Quillin book. There were no many

things that they had done, or not done, that were actually harming

him. He mentioned even the hospital food he learned was harmful,

mentioning lots of sugar in things. He told me he started adhering

to the recommendations by Dr. Quillin, and when we talked said he

even felt like mowing the grass. He was a band director at two

small colleges in our town (simultaneously) at the time. He is

still doing well.

I just did a search on Dr. Quillin and it found the Amazon site and

his book. One of the 5-star testimonials about the book (there are

several others) is one about a lady with breast cancer. I've

copied/pasted it below:

*****It' worth it!, March 18, 2004

Reviewer: Karin Coder from Cupertino, CA

Beating cancer with nutrition is giving the reader all the

background information about cancer and how to best fight it. In

addition, Dr. Quillin outlines his approach for nutritional therapy.

The reader can choose to buy the supplements seperately or can buy

Immunopower, a combination of powder (for shakes) and pills. Yes,

Immunopower has been developed by Dr. Quillin and is quiet

expensive. But buying seperately (and I have tried to do this) is

even more expensive. Unfortunately, cancer is not an easy or cheap

disease to fight. Dr. Quillin talks a lot about Immunopower in his

book, but only because it truly is the best thing out there to fight

cancer.

I was diagnosed with Stage II breast cancer in Sept. 2002. At the

time, I only underwent chemo without any additional nutrition

therapy. My cancer metastasized and by January of 2004 I was back in

chemo. This time, I had met some increadible cancer patients who had

battled cancer with the help of Immunopower. I started to take the

supplements myself right away. My tumor has since dissapeared!! My

doctor called it highly unusual. I am 38 years old, mother of a 5

and a 9 year old boy. My doctor initially felt, that I might at most

have 2 years more to live. He is now more confident than even I am,

that I will live to see my own grandchildren. My husband is now

taking ImmunopwerEZ, just as an insurance.

Health, unfortunately, is not cheap, but rather worth every last

penny. [end of testimonial]

Good luck to you, , whatever you decide to do.

bg

>

> >Hello You All,

> >

> >I have been receiving this newsletter for years.

> >I don't have the time to read it as much as I should

> >and most of you all are so intelligent on the subject

> >of CFIDS. (It wouldn't surprise me if one of us comes

> >up with a cure!)

> >Anyways, I have suffered for about 15 years with

> >CFIDS. I have tried many, many conventional and

> >holistic approaches, with very little relief.

> >Three years ago my world became even bleaker, when

> >I was diagnosed with breast cancer on my 40th birthday.

> >I went through all the conventional treatments. Afterwards,

> >my CFIDS was much worse and I continued to struggle.

> >This past year I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and

> >I just completed the conventional protocal.

> >Ovarian cancer is very serious and I am in desperate need

> >to locate a physician or a clinic that will treat my immune

> >disorder aggressively.

> >(I am even willing to travel out of the US).

> >I feel certain that the cause of my cancer is my autoimmune

> >disorder and I am in desperate need to get treatment or I fear

> >I will contend with another bout of cancer.

> >I have been looking into stem cell transplantation.

> >PLEASE if anyone out there is going through the same health

> >struggles as me OR if anyone has any information that they

> >can share with me that may led me to some relief I will be very

> >grateful!

> >(I don't read alot about people who suffer with CFIDS getting

> >cancer, but I can't be the only one.)

> >I look forward to your responses!

> >Thank you in advance,

> >Cindi

> >CinNumber1@a...

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Dear ,

The first thing you must do regarding cancer is buy a moss report on

your type of cancer (I believe breast cancer is your primary site):

www.cancerdecisions.com

To locate a practitioner to help you, go to the following referral page:

www.nutritional-healing.com.au/content/referrals.php

Best of luck, Blake Graham

cinnumber1@... wrote:

>Hello You All,

>

>I have been receiving this newsletter for years.

>I don't have the time to read it as much as I should

>and most of you all are so intelligent on the subject

>of CFIDS. (It wouldn't surprise me if one of us comes

>up with a cure!)

>Anyways, I have suffered for about 15 years with

>CFIDS. I have tried many, many conventional and

>holistic approaches, with very little relief.

>Three years ago my world became even bleaker, when

>I was diagnosed with breast cancer on my 40th birthday.

>I went through all the conventional treatments. Afterwards,

>my CFIDS was much worse and I continued to struggle.

>This past year I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and

>I just completed the conventional protocal.

>Ovarian cancer is very serious and I am in desperate need

>to locate a physician or a clinic that will treat my immune

>disorder aggressively.

>(I am even willing to travel out of the US).

>I feel certain that the cause of my cancer is my autoimmune

>disorder and I am in desperate need to get treatment or I fear

>I will contend with another bout of cancer.

>I have been looking into stem cell transplantation.

>PLEASE if anyone out there is going through the same health

>struggles as me OR if anyone has any information that they

>can share with me that may led me to some relief I will be very

>grateful!

>(I don't read alot about people who suffer with CFIDS getting

>cancer, but I can't be the only one.)

>I look forward to your responses!

>Thank you in advance,

>Cindi

>CinNumber1@...

>

>