Read a wonderful testimonial in the Wellness Through Awareness Newsletter. A
lady there talks about a kid who had two months to live and was able to beat
the odds by changing his body pH through alkalizing. If you're interested in
readying the story, go to the following URL:

My mother-in-law received her chemo last Friday, and she was better(or we
thought so), this past week.  She was very tired yesterday and her lips are
cracked and dry. She puts the chap stick on, but it doesn't help.   The
doctors took her nose drain out, she is still not eating or ...

OK folks -- I can use some advice regarding my father.
He will be 96 years old in 2 weeks. About 15 years ago, he was dx. with
prostate cancer; but it was the best type (the most slow-growing). They
treated it by removing the portion of the testicles that produces the

    Today I quit hating. I don't have enough time and energy to do
that. I'm going to try hoping instead.
    Today I quit being angry. It's a lot of work. I think I will
try forgiveness. It seems easier and a lot less work.

hello all hans from south australia.
i wonder whether there are any mathematical geniuses in this group, that
could tell me the odds of having survived - one soft tissue primary
cancer (liver ) and five bone metastasizes (different locations) over

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Some of you have seen my posts before and know a little about my
situation.  For you and anyone else interested, here's a few more
details on my medical history and current status.
I was dx with rectal CA with mets to the liver @ 38 yo.  I had

My MOM had her colon cancer surgery today, minimally evasive Laparoscopic.
Spoke with Dr Weiser(very gifted) her surgeon at Sloan-Kettering, the
operation went extremely well, a little over 4 hours to remove a larger
tumor in her Mid-Sigmoid. He also ordered an ultrasound on her ...

Thank you for all of your help so far, I've learned a lot from the links
you've provided!  But there is more to do, and I can't help but think that
the sooner the better.
My wife's biopsy was performed on Tuesday (April 6, 2004).  The frozen slide

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GM bacteria used to fight cancer

Well here it is Day 13 since my first treatment, and right on time my
hair is falling out just like they said.  Had my first blood test done
Friday the 23rd and was told it is at normal rates, no big drop in
platlets or white cells,  So I am waiting for the second treatment 5th

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CFS Radio Program
March 28th, 1999
Roger G. Mazlen, M.D. Host

I know I saw a post with a link in it recently, but can I find it?  
Perhaps someone could repost the link if it's relevant to the
following:
A friend of mine has confided that she has cervical cancer which

It's been 8 Sundays since Patrick passed away.  I just can't believe it's
been that long.  How can I have missed him for that long already?  Where has
the time gone?  some days it feels like forever since I saw him, and other
days it seems like just yesterday. I just miss him today, ...