Guest guest Posted May 4, 2004 Report Share Posted May 4, 2004 thanks barbara yall mean alot to me and get me threw me days..MUch love JBBARBARA TORREY wrote: I'm so sorry to hear about your sister and really hope that they can come up with a plan for her that helps her through all of this. My heart goes out to you. BarbaraJ B wrote: Hey Joann, No hon i dont have it my sister makes it and I just found out about 10 mins ago my sister has cancer in her liver and 1 kidney and all that i have been going threw she didnt want to tell me so my mom called and told me I dont know mucha bout it yet she is at the dr now finding out how bad it is or if it can be gotten out with surgery, I will update when i find out. Much love JB Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 7, 2004 Report Share Posted May 7, 2004 There is a Hospital in Vancouver, Washington/Canada that is a Cancer Hospital that is doing Experimental Testing for those with "inoperable and/or incurable" Cancer. They use a laser to blast the Tumor's away. My FIL had Liver and Lung Cancer...both were Inoperable and Incurable according to the Cancer Specialist he was seeing here in the MidWest.... But a friend told him about this place, and 3 weeks after he got to Vancouver, he was completely cured! The Laser didn't do any damage to any healthy cells at all. I wish I could tell you All of the Info, but, this Experimental Testing is Illegal in the US because of the FDA......but IS Legal in Canada. So, the only way to find out about this place is by word of mouth....a patient will tell a very good friend that is trustworthy about it if They also get any cancer that is unoperable... So, I can't get this info at all. My FIL did die 3 months later though, because of pnemonia. His lungs were already shot due to chest and lung injuries when he was younger. Maybe if you searched for a Cancer Center Hospital in Vancouver, Washington (or Canada) that is doing Experimental Laser Treatments thru Google or any Search Engine.....you might find something. Tonia -------Original Message------- So sorry Jeannie, I totally understand the emotional battle going on for her and pray they can help her. I did see on Satalite tv a show about doctors and treatment of liver cancer at hospital Hopkins but not sure, lady had cancer tumors and they injected each tumor was injected with amonia (think that is correct will check for you again) and after about 2 injections, sometimes 3 times and it killed all of the cancer in liver!!!!! Wild I know but saw it myself and about kidney, know that can be taken care just by removing cancer, if not gone outside kidney, at least my thoughtl Hope you are able to handle this as know how hard it is when love someone so much. Will keep you and sister in my prayers. Hugs, s Momma JoAnn ____________________________________________________ IncrediMail - Email has finally evolved - Click Here Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 14, 2004 Report Share Posted May 14, 2004 How cute Jeannie. In a message dated 5/14/2004 9:44:51 AM Eastern Standard Time, RSD-CRPSofAmerica writes: Subject: Re: NeurontinHe said I dont have RSD i have neuropathy severe nerve damage from surgery..Im ok tired Daughter had surgery tuesday Her and my grandbaby moved in and so i have to get her off to school in a.m. then take care of my daughter till she comes home from school cook supper and ect.. But after she gets home there is no resting my hands are killing me I have no meds and have to drive the grandbaby to school and pick her up with a stick shift yes its my right hand thats bad.. but i found something funny in all this.. My husband and I Christmas 2 years ago bought granddaughter you know those dress up shoes well PaPa Tim ( my hubby... hes the one for my CRAZYforMYtim name lol) wasnt happy with buying her one pair of dress up shoes she had to have 2 sets ( each box has 6 pairs yes 12 pairs ) AS soon as she hits the door her school shoes come off and her play shoes go on needless to say i have hardwood floors and those plastic shoes clunk up and down the hardwood floors till bedtime and she wouldwear them to bed if i would let her.. The clunking of the shoes do nothing for my everyday headaches I keep.... Which are migranes now by end of day. But anyway i got her up for school yesterday and she said Nana my mom lets me wear my dress shoes to school if i want ( shes only 4) my teacher loves my shoes so ill wear this pair today ok. I said good try shortfry but no way... (mommy was still asleep). Thought she would get over on me..I love my little sunshine so much. ok the books over lmao much love JB Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 14, 2004 Report Share Posted May 14, 2004 JB - I'm not sure what the difference is, but she was the first person I called when the docs thought I had breast cancer. She insisted on going with me for all of the tests...was an incredible support to me. Maybe the difference is the fact that I know that this is a chronic condition.....I guess I just somtimes feel like I have to suck it up and get on with things. I think my being relatively quiet about it is that I insist on not letting it run my life. I don't want special treatment at work, etc. Yuk....sometimes I really hate thinking about things. BarbaraJ B wrote: Barbara, Just from my point of view how I felt when my sister finally came out with her cancer....( and to this day hasnt talked to me about it)..MY mom told me, This made me feel selfish, uncaring, not trusted,not as close to her as I thought we were. Unwanted, angry, sad, fear, hurt, scared, Not important, unneeded and I could go on. The emotions i felt were just plain crazy. My sister and I were very close and it hurt me so bad she didnt tell me or talk to me. We sometimes hide our pain to protect the ones we love the most, but in fact the ones that love us most really do want to know. Much Love JB Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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