Re: Suzanne/Unlocking the cause of Chemo brain - Vit C IV therapy

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Ruth:

Sorry to take forever replying; I found this doctor to do Vit C

therapy via IV simply by using Google. I cannot remember what site

I found his name at; it did list different doctors by state who did

Vit C therapy; it was not completely up to date, however. I can try

to dig and find the info later.....I am getting ready for an out of

state visit Sat through Jan 2, so Googling it may get you the info

faster, but I'll try to see what I can find. (My 'master binder' is

in my car trunk right this minute...)

How comfortable have you been with turning down chemo? Any

regrets? It looks nasty to me and I'm not sure the benefits

outweigh the risks for my particular cancer....the doctors can even

understand me skipping it or doing it, either way, so far. No one's

saying I should be jumping at it, medically speaking.

Suzanne

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Suzanne,

I am comfortable with my decision. I had waaaay tooooo much to lose

by taking it. Would have had heceptin in the mix as well. It is a

crap shoot either way. The only down time I had was from the

mastectomy and reconstruction. Otherwise I am feeling good. Have a

wonderful trip. I will see what I can dig up.

Ruth

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