Re: What will it take

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I also belong to an on-line stage IV breast cancer support group and

it is heartbreaking to read some of the notes of the women who look

like they are primarily using main stream care. I absoloutly believe

in alternative health, trying to not go the extremes, although am a

firm beleiver in even just the basics as far as making the

difference. There was recently a news story on Harvard University's

research, singing the praises of early detection and how easy it was

to treat. These women were furious. A lot of them had been detected

early only to have it recur and saying the treatments were easy is

again just arrogant.

During the most aggressive part of my treatment, I was in the ER and

a physician I had worked with for years and trusted was the on call

doc. I was a bit panicked and fearful and there was comfort from him

telling me that chemo was the best chance I had, well at least in

that he believed it. I still can not say for sure about the chemo

but would be willing to say it may have its place to an extent. I

know that for my well being, just feeling better, other health

ailmentsm alternative has worked wonders.

Harvard in my book has already lost their credibility though as it

was not all that long ago the sensational headlines on the newscasts

stating vegetables do not have an effect on cancer. Looking at the

actual study, the lead researcher herself said the data was flawed

but she was required to report it, Im sure do to financial reasons.

She said the vegetalbes were not fresh, often times canned and that

the participants did not even regulary eat the minimum. It is like

living in a communist country with the money dictating standard of

care for the quality of patients lives. I will spare the rehetoric,

although what will it take before the heart cries of young mothers

will be heard, those who are agonizing over not being there for their

children. Donna

> >

> > Friends

> >

> > Please could you read this and let me know if you have any advice

or

> > suggestions.

> > I was diagnosed with Breast Cancer 5 months ago.

> > I have been on the natural path to heal breast cancer for 2

months.

> > The first 3 months I was in denial and could not comprehend it.

> > In that time the tumor went from 2-6cm.

> >

> > I saw the oncologist today who told me I am at stage 3 inflamed

> aggressive braest cancer (left) and if I dont have chemo for 3-

6

> months to shrink the tumour and then a masectomy

> > and then a further 6 months of chemo+radium that they doubt I

will

> make it.

> >

> > I suggested just a mastectomy and then my own detoxing ect...

> > they said... surgery at this point - will be highly dangerous if

> they don't shrink it first..and that this route is likely to cost

me

> my life.

> >

> > This is my feeling tonight.

> > Do my own " chemo " for a week or 2 and then have surgery to remove

> the tumor.

> > I would continue my 100% surgery free natural mission...

> > but I was diagnosed with the highest level of mercury poisoning

> from my amalgam fillings..and as long as my teeth have not been

> cleaned up with white fillings then they will keep " feeding " the

> tumor...

> >

> > I had a telephone session with one of Hulda s people in

South

> Africa and she said have the tumour removed, as the toxic

conditions

> in south Africa are very bad compared to other countries, eg our

> water.

> >

> > This is my plan:

> > To do a green juice cleanse for 5 days, (PH) and carry on with my

> protocol: taking my essiac, intravenous vit c, graviola, hoxsey,

> > cell food, maitake, thyroid, Oil of myrrh, curcumin.

> > EMT, radical forgiveness work, and prayer....and then have

> surgery....

> > have a pathologist see how much cancer is left in the tumor..

> > and continue my clean up on all levels.

> >

> > Something so strong says NO CHEMO.

> >

> > PS: my bone scan and chest x-rays are 100% Clear.

> > I get blood tests back tomorrow.

> >

> > what do you guys think?

> >

> > Much love

> > Ren