I posted the route to my mother's amazing cancer story last week.
Several readers responded with some doubt about her story. What can I
say? I was there. Her oncologist is a very well-respected man at the
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (great place). If you were one
of those who responded with questions about her story, I assure you, it
was as I reported. Please look at it again, but skip what I have
written, and just click on the links to "Sloan Kettering", or the
National Institutes of Health, or the University of North
Carolina-Chapel Hill.

I understand the stress that this disease can cause, not only in the
patient, but also the family. But please don't let this stress cause a
reaction that could cause you to overlook a possible valuable addition
to chemotherapy. Please just follow the links at the end of the story.
If you email me, I WILL respond.

Here is what I posted last week that brought such a response:

Dear Friends,
I invite you to read this remarkable story of hope. My 92 year old
mother beat
stage 4 cancer. Her gynecological oncologist at the University of
Pittsburgh Medical Center gave her no hope. Six months later he called
her "MY miracle" to a group of his medical students.
Ursula Fassbach's cancer was ovarian, liver, and more. But  the
information in her story, and another article I will tell you about,
may apply to several other cancers.
You will need to go to my Senior website, http://www.seniorark.com. It
is not-for-profit, and no ads. I have created this large Senior site as

a labor of love. On the home page, click on the link in the right hand
column that begins "AT 92 she..." to go directly to her story. Then go
back to the home page and click on the link in the left hand column
that begins with "Cancer?..."   My site is absolutely free. I have
nothing to sell. The site generates NO revenue.
Anyone with cancer, or with a loved one who has cancer, MUST read
these two items. I hope they will open up a whole new world of hope to
you. If you have any problems reaching the site, or if you have
additional questions, feel free to mail me at senior...@aol.com . I
will respond as a special honor to my Mother.
Best to all, Bob Fassbach,   senior...@aol.com if you have comments or
questions. Feel free.