Lately I read about Vitamin C IV (intravenous) as a cancer prophylaxe.
So I went to my pharmacy and bought a bunch of Cevitol ampulles.
When I arrived at my doctor's he told me, its absolutely useless to
insist on the IV-shot, I can drink the "Ascorbin-acid" as well!

God is punishing duplicitous sociopath maryanne kehoe altsvo@webtv.net
She has committed many evil deeds against her so-called "enemies"
God has taken note of her devious and despicable doings
So therefore God in his wisdom has given her husband Ken an incurable brain tumor

thankyou to those who have sent their condolences, I have started my fund
raising already as I promised I would to my wife, I vowed to carry on her
good work.
So please visit http://www.justgiving.com/deniserussell it is a web page in

http://members.bordernet.com.au/~pmoran/cancer/on_sustaining_hope.htm
Peter Moran

There are a number of supporters here.
If you or a loved one or friend has cancer, here's the place to be for
support.
There's a newsgroup to support breast cancer patients

http://www.btinternet.com/~memoriesofmax/index.htm
Memories of Max - A Father's Story   by Allan Buchanan
This website contains a book which is a true story about a journey. It is
in fact the final stage of a journey which started on the 24th of July

Recapping, my wife originally was diagnosed with BC
three years ago. It was treated, and we were told there
was an 80% chance of no recurrence within five years.
Last December she began experiencing visceral pain.

The liver is a digestive organ necessary for life. Besides helping produce
bile for digestion, it produces clotting factors for the blood, essential
proteins, regulates cholesterol and detoxifies drugs and poisons. The
liver is very resilient, but when it develops cancer can fail ...

An update for you.  Went to see the doctor on Tuesday and I approved for
another chemo.  My numbers are good enough not to even get a procrit shot.
I would like to clear something up.  When you are in Hospice, that does not
mean you are admitted in the hospital.  It mans they ...

PREFACE: I am in my 30s and have smoked more than 17 years at more
than 1 1/2 packs per day.
BUT Please read all I have to say about my symptoms. I obviously need
to stop smoking but please read on.

I was diagnosed with breast cancer 2 years ago at 75 years of age.  I had a
mastectomy - ER positive, no lymph node involvement, tumor 3.5 cm.  I was
'spared' chemo because of my age. The reasoning, according to my oncologist,
was that given my life expectancy, I would probably die ...

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I posted on here a while back about my wife who was diagnosed with advanced
malignant melanoma!
Denise lost her fight last Friday evening and passed away in my arms at the
hospice of St Francis in Berkhampsted herts England.

Well, I got my MRI scan done just before Christmas, and apparently I'm
all clear on the brain tumor front. However, I have a condition known as
Transverse Myelitis, with a suspicion of MS, and a referral to the MS
clinic. Hmmm... Good, bad, or just different? I haven't decided.