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Originally Posted by DoublEagle
Thank you just4ufolks for posting this and I did read to the end
I finished treatments 1.5 mos ago that lasted 6 mo. and I hope no one
has to go through it. It is an *** kicker
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Originally Posted by drslav
my wife's grandfather has cancer.Believe it or not he doesnt know about it cause the doctor told only the family.So he has lived so far 9 years without any treatment. besides simple medication and diet. I truly believe radiation treatment is actually what will speed up the cancer process. It is known to weaken the body so it may actually be harder to fight it. It is very sad but i have heard many people i have known die of cancer.Last onw was a 2 year old boy son of a friend of my family.My fathers sister in law just went through breast cancer treatment, my dads cousin had it in the throat....scary thing is it has to do with our food, smoking and poisoned environment. DoublEagle...hope you doing better.my thoughts are with you
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Originally Posted by breakman12000
thanks this is very good info, it makes me think, and its time for me to change some of my bad habbits. thanks just4ufolks this could be life saving info.
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Originally Posted by gooly
I'm also a cancer survivor.....so far. 3yrs ago I was feeling tired all the time but shrugged it off for a year until I started losing weight and eventually couldn't keep food down. I went to the doctor and was told this was serious even before any bloodwork was done. After various tests and ct scans were done I was advised I had kidney cancer with a huge tumor attached to it (6.5 lbs. in the end). Was told I needed immediate sugery or I would only last 3-4 wks. 7 days later I was in surgery. It took me 4 months to recover. I was told the tumor had lymph nodes attached and most likely has spread thruout my system. I now have to fly down to hospital every 6 months for catscans and bloodwork. Just had one last month and no cancer yet. It's a terrible thing to have hanging over your head, so I said to myself I'm going to live each and every day without worrying about anything and look on the lighter side of life. I noticed I don't get stressed out any more and the the last 2 yrs have been the happiest in my entire life. they say laughter is the best medicine and I am now convinced there is something to this.
I just thought I'd throw my 2 cents in here, thanks.......GOOLY
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Originally Posted by biker52
My wife had her kidney removed in 1997 due to cancer.On May 8th she had her adrenal gland removed due to cancer.My wife eats very little beef or pork.Every Dr. she has seen is surprised,because she has the body of a lond distance runner,eats right and exercise five times a week.
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Firstly thanks to each of you for shareing those sentive and personal experiences on the subject
It's a painful and overwhelming to read when your fellow members share such very difficult encounters with such life changing experiences either for themselves or a loved one in thier life..
least we can do is appreciate and wish THEM all the best at all times and wish them courage to deal with this important health issue.
It's a wonderful day - let's make it a GREAT DAY...glad some of you found the article of some meaningful help...spread the word folks- hope others will find it worth it's time to read on..hopefully benefit as well..and ..get on the right course..to enjoy life with a wonderful perspective ..Thx again...
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