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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Cancer / December 2004alt.support.cancer Charter and FAQ
All you have to do is to click on this link. http://www.cancersupporters.com/asc/index.html http://www.cancersupporters.com/asc/index.html Thanks to Tim Jackson (of a.s.c.b.) for hosting the alt.support.cancer FAQ http://www.cancersupporters.com/asc/charter.html Newsgroup Charter, policies, guidelines, and tips. http://www.cancersupporters.com/asc/part1.html Diagnosis, finding doctor, questions to ask, coping, treatment decisions and much more. http://www.cancersupporters.com/asc/part2.html Symptoms, Clinical Trials, poor prognosis, end of life issues, grief (and much more) The Table of Contents is too long to list here. Take a look at that and/or other sections of interest. http://www.cancersupporters.com/asc/links.html Recommended Links (on specific cancers, diagnosis, support resources, Lab results interpretation, how to find a doctor, Health care insurance, law, policy,regulatory matters and more http://www.cancersupporters.com/asc/glossary.html Table of Contents Cancer glossary Common abbreviations and newsgroup lingo Newsgroup terms Standard smileys http://www.cancersupporters.com/asc/misc.html Miscellaneous Section Table of Contents Clinical trials How to understand and interpret clinical trials Why do governments require a treatment to undergo clinical trial before it can be used? If a treatment is in clinical trial is it ok to use? If a treatment has not successfully completed clinical trial should it be promoted? How to use PubMed? Cancer resources - Reading/Books A review of a "do it yourself cancer cure" book Netiquette Personal privacy How to hide your e-mail address What is net-abuse? How should I deal with net-abuse in the newsgroup? Dealing with trolls What is spam? What is the general view of spam on the newsgroup? Special Mention and/or Notable Quotes: Some humorous classics about quackery How can I help in the fight against cancer Domination Trolls Recently, it has become apparent that there are probably trolls also operating as list managers. I am unclear as to the specific motivations for this type of activity, but it may be: a.. gratification from dominating the emotional lives of list members > Domination Trolls > Recently, it has become apparent that there are probably trolls also > operating as list managers. I am unclear as to the specific motivations for > this type of activity, but it may be: > a.. gratification from dominating the emotional lives of list members Why can't you simply show some compassion for the people that are suffering on this newsgroup and drop all this nonsense?? It is supposed to be the season of goodwill. If you truly have had some experience of cancer, then turn that experience around to the good of others and stop slating those here that do a good damn job. Alayne Hi Alayne, If you go to a meeting or even work and nobody will talk to you, would you stay? My point: ignore him. (do not reply, even if your curiosity gets the best of you, of what nonsense he's spouting off about). We all know his posts are nonsense, right? Hugs J > "<snipped> How was Christmas hun? Did you get away for a few days? Are the kids home this week from school? (I think they have the whole week off here). But everybody's been so quiet - very cold here and tons of snow.... Hugs J - when's Spring? <smile> > > "<snipped> > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Hugs > J - when's Spring? <smile> I had a wonderful (and very noisy) Christmas thank you J. Bad Manners were bril. although Buster Blood Vessel is quite literally "half the man" he used to be. Walking on a beach on Christmas Day was sublime (Kelly & Nikki even managed a paddle) but far far too damn cold for more than that. With 4 adults and 7 kids in a 2 bed bungalow - was sure welcoming to get home though ;-) Yes, the girls are off all week but then so am I :-) - no snow though :-( Hope you and all here had a good Christmas too. Warm Hugs Alayne > I had a wonderful (and very noisy) Christmas thank you J. Bad Manners were > bril. although Buster Blood Vessel is quite literally "half the man" he used > to be. did he lose weight or is he ill? I haven't heard of Bad Manners for years. It's about time, I went to UK :-) there is a show on university radio, Tuesday afternoons, they play hits from various years. I was enjoying hearing that today. > Walking on a beach on Christmas Day was sublime (Kelly & Nikki even > managed a paddle) but far far too damn cold for more than that. Paddle a boat or paddling in the water? > With 4 adults and 7 kids in a 2 bed bungalow - was sure welcoming to get > home though ;-) Whoosh..11 people in 2 -bed bungalow. I would have been glad to get home too, although it does sound like you had a wonderful getaway. > Yes, the girls are off all week but then so am I :-) - no snow though :-( Hugs back to you, Alayne, it's good to have you back. J nocontact@nospam.inv said... > It's about time, I went to UK :-) We-ell, there's a house party happening here in the spring (May, June sort of time) in 2005 - Will you join us?  SignatureAll the best to everyone in 2005 - Em > > I had a wonderful (and very noisy) Christmas thank you J. Bad Manners were > > bril. although Buster Blood Vessel is quite literally "half the man" he used [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > various years. > I was enjoying hearing that today. I think the weight loss was due to illness, someone said trouble with the stomach and was under doctors orders to lose it or lose himself. Little secret (come closer); before my first motorbike my music tastes were very different and ska was my ally and I looked dead cool (or so I thought) in black and white clothing - hence my joy at seeing Bad Manners again ;-) > > Walking on a beach on Christmas Day was sublime (Kelly & Nikki even > > managed a paddle) but far far too damn cold for more than that. > > Paddle a boat or paddling in the water? Paddling in the water (although Kelly had her swimsuit on underneath her clothing because she was convinced she would swim in the sea - until she discovered how freezing it was!) > > With 4 adults and 7 kids in a 2 bed bungalow - was sure welcoming to get > > home though ;-) > > Whoosh..11 people in 2 -bed bungalow. I would have been glad to get home too, > although it does sound like you had a wonderful getaway. Present opening was absolute bedlam, fortunately I had the good sense to do the Santa stockings at home on Christmas Eve, and sharing a bed with my snoring kid sister was an experience (not had someone in bed beside me for yonks now, just as well she was a relative and female ;-) > > Yes, the girls are off all week but then so am I :-) - no snow though :-( > > Hugs back to you, Alayne, it's good to have you back. > J Warm Hugs back to you and All here, may 2005 bring Peace Alayne |
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