Guest guest Posted July 2, 2006 Report Share Posted July 2, 2006 Dear Friends, " I have just in the past few days been told I have secondary cancer due to breast cancer in sept 2004.I had a full masectomy in sept 2004 with two different types chemo and 5 weeks radio. Complained of sore back and hip about six months ago was told wear and tear after4 scans discovered the cancer has returned. Tumour now in the spine and has travelled to right hip. Had two shots of radio last two days with another two mon/tues. Please advise on alternative medicines and cures DESPERATE at this stage. " Maybe this is just preaching to the choir. This is an incredible example of what does not work for cancer. I was a cancer researcher in the 1960's at Sloan Kettering and even back then we knew that for cancer to occur in the body requires a change in the DNA of the entire body. Every cell in your body has changed. So why would any doctor think that treating a specific site or tumor is going to cure this condition other than temporarily. They often misrepresent the cure rates by siting the 5 year figures. Go and look at the 10 and 20 year figures for reoccurance of cancer. And these do not include other cancers that occur in the body but are 'not related' to the original cancer. Their protocols of slash, poison and burn even when it temporarily succeeds, destroys the imune system and if and when the cancer reoccurs, it comes back with a vengence to patients who are seriously debilitated. That this doctor needed to remove a breast which is lymph tissue, is to say that it is in the lymph system and therefore throughout the body. There are more than 150 alternative methods around the world for getting rid of cancer. I would suggest that people try some of these first. I will be glad to send out info on this to anyone who is requesting it. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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