I had a very interesting meeting today with my Infection
Disease Dr. I'll try to sum it up as quick as possible. After going
over my diagnosis', there where 6 of them. Fibromyalgia,Lyme, chronic
fatigue, etc,etc. All of which means i'm going through hell right now.

Not use to asking people for help, but I really don't know what else to do.
My mother was diagnose about 2 weeks ago with lung cancer. A part of it
travelto the brain
and cause a tumor there. Last tuesday the operated and removed the tumor in

please excuse me
I didn't look carefully enough and didn't realise this site was for
people undergoing orthodox cancer treatment only. There is excellent
specialist help and advice and heartfelt support here. I can only wish

Past History:
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My father was diagonized with Throat cancer and consequently
Laryngectomy (voice box removal) was successfully performed in 1986.

http://www.artemisinin.org is pretty interesting site with a lot of research
links and files regarding cancer research and the artemisinin connection

We got good news from the oncologist today regarding my mother's lung
cancer.  It is limited stage small cell lung cancer which he said can
potentially be cured!  It has not spread to any other parts of her
body!  She'll begin chemotherapy tomorrow using a combination of

I found out today that my mother has lung cancer.  The initial
pathology report indicates that it is small cell cancer, but the final
pathology report won't be available until Friday.  Treatment for small
cell lung cancer is radiation and chemotherapy.  The doctor wouldn't

Just thought I'd give you an update.  After my nephews surgery his
temperature spiked (103).  It took 3 days put it has come down to the point
they are letting him go home.  He has to wait 1 month (?) before they start
the chemotherapy.  They are going for a course of 14 weeks, once ...

    Driving in the car, the rain paints the windshield like a
child finger painting. The wipers erasing the pattern like a dropped
etch-a-sketch.
    My world stops in my head as I think of coming home to you.

My dad (77) was diagnosed with glioblastoma multiforma in January.  After a
craniotomy and rehab he was able to go home, a bit weak, but pretty close to
normal.  So far he's had 3 weeks of radiation and one course of Temodar.
A week ago Friday he ended up in the ER with pancreatitis ...

I am writing an article about the benefits of exercise for cancer survivors for
a new publication called Heal.
While in the past, some cancer patients were discouraged from exercising, today
such advice isn't necessarily the case.