Re: Cancer by Deborah ..... Cancer Forum
Date: 3/16/2002 9:19:20 PM ( 22 y ago)
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Thank you for your post.
Your wife is very blessed to have a husband like you.
> Date: Mon, 01 Oct 2001 02:14:51 -0000
> From: techman@mccooknet.com
> Subject: Deb, Nancy, Trudy response
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> I have been a long time in posting to this group, although I have
> lurked, read, and appreciated all of your postings. The participants
> of this newsgroup have been a resource for links to alternative
> therapies. I thank you for this information and in advance for future
> information that will come forth.
>
> Cancer, just the word, has to be one of the most evil and devastating
> sounds uttered by mankind. It evokes fear and fright…it exposes
> weakness and vulnerability. Yet if we choose, the result of this
> intrusion upon life, good things may come as a product.
>
> Although I am ill qualified to make suggestions as to how one with
> cancer should proceed, I offer my experience that it may benefit
> someone.
>
> One year ago, last April 2000, my wife age 42, was suffering with hip
> and groin pain, pains that brought her to tears during the night.
>
> After going to the doctor and receiving muscle relaxing drugs and mild
> pain killers, there was no change. It was thought that she was
> suffering from Arthritis or early osteoporosis. She is a teacher of
> twenty years and before returning for the 2000-2001 school year, I
> insisted she have a complete physical. This was late August of 2000.
> After a mammogram they discovered a lump in her left breast less than
> one inch in diameter. A subsequent needle biopsy confirmed our worse
> fears, malignant breast cancer. No lymph nodes were swollen but it
> was recommended that a mastectomy followed by chemo and radiation be
> performed. September 13th, I will never forget that date, as I spent
> the entire night on the Internet researching cancer. I found sites
> concerning raw and living foods, laetrile, gerson
> therapy, Hulda Clark , Johanna Budwig, Flax seed, household toxins,
> Rife technology, Zappers, Syncronometers, CoQ-10, MSN, MGN, and last
> but not least "life style changes". September 15th we engaged.
> Cleaned house, tossed all meats, dairy, banished processed foods, went
> raw, and no white poisons. I put my credit card to use on the
> internet and purchased numerous cancer modalities. We still did not
> feel safe. We sought second opinions, first a private oncologist that
> came very highly recommended, and secondly the University of Nebraska
> at Omaha. We were given the same recommendations. At this point we
> felt she had a very good chance for curbing the spread of the cancer,
> but she was still suffering immensely from pain in her hips, lower
> back, and groin. As a prerequisite of surgery, she was required to
> have a MRI and bone scan. We did that locally and to our total
> dismay, it was revealed to us that she had cancer in her bones. Not
> just a single bone, but throughout her skeleton. Her knees, hips,
> ileum, sternum, ribs, spine, essentially everything except her skull.
> A bone marrow sample was performed and confirmed the worst possible
> scenario, metastasized Breast Cancer to the bone, stage four. Date
> October 5th. I had, as a precaution, already made an appointment at
> Mayo Clinic, Rochester Minnesota, for what I though was going to be
> another of our second/second opinions concerning the lump and hence,
> called and confirmed. We packed for a three to four week stay, as
> instructed by Mayo, thinking there would be clinical studies or a
> modality that would give us hope. We arrived on a Monday, first
> appointment Tuesday at 6:45 AM and continued through the day with
> numerous exams including stereoscopic x-rays etc. At 5:30 P.M., the
> same day, we met with three specialists who had reviewed our tests.
>
>
> The verdict: get your affairs in order. Upon pressuring the lead
> specialist for a professional prognosis he stated, "You will be on
> morphine by January". Upon further prodding for the time involved,
> i.e. "How much time do we have" he said, "Two months to possibly a
> year". I asked the specialist, "How in the world can you call this
> Breast Cancer when she has been hurting in her hips since last April
> and the minute lump was found in September?". He must of realized
> how stern I was for answers as his reply was," Let me tell you how we
> developed nomenclature for cancers. The first
> cancer that is found is biopsied under a light microscope and a
> picture of the cell structure is sketched. Any subsequent cancers
> that appear are biopsied and if the cell structure is similar they are
> classified as a metastasized form of the primary cancer". I thought,
> what bunk, as I wanted proof as in nuclear magnetic resonance
> spectrometry, cell studies, DNA analysis, or anything other than a
> non-artists rendition of cell shape. We headed back to Nebraska the
> next day in total shock. I was numb and hardly remember the trip. I
> did however remember one statement concerning the stereoscopic
> x-rays.
>
>
> The X-ray specialist said there appears to be healing sites
> in the ribs and sternum. I asked how he differentiated these from
> active cancer sites and he replied, "They appear as if osteoporosis
> has set in which is different than active cancer sites". This was the
> ray of hope that I believe got us back home. After arriving home I
> could not get the words "healing sites" out of my mind. We had made a
> drastic dietary\environmental change just 20 days prior to the Mayo
> visit and I knew something was happening. Let me explain, this was
> nothing intuitive or spiritual but just plain apparent, as I had lost
> 18 lbs with the diet change. Not only the weight loss confirmed my
> hypothesis, but the total digestive health I was now experiencing was
> nothing less than phenomenal. I was a 6-8 pill-a-day xyantac user
> prior to the diet change, and now was acid reflux free! I could go on
> with details concerning our nutritional\life style changes but feel I
> have said enough tonight. This is a long posting and I apologize for
> my rambling. As this is my first posting to any newsgroup, I would
> appreciate responses. Thank you Deb (dear Sis) for breaking me out.
>
> Rex
>
> PS My wife is more alive than ever, teaching, loving, mothering, and
> celebrating life!
>
>
>
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