Qui parle français ici? Merci de me répondre, c'est un peu court pour
prendre des cours d'anglais

Dear Friends,
Please 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

The update on my sister is that she has a mass in her liver.  I do not know
size, or identity of course.  Just that they found it Friday.  We are
extremely concerned of course, as is she.  I wish they had kept silent about
it if they were not going to do anything with it until ...

My mother has been struggling with ovarian cancer, stage III. After 3
surgeries, they told her it has spread to the liver, and they cannot do
anything else through operation. She already had two chemotherapy
treatments, one of them with Taxol. They have not told her what the

The linked website provides solid evidence of the validity of Revici's
Theory of Evolution otherwise known as Hierarchic Organization.
Oftentimes, in any controversy there is evidence on either side. But
every once in a while, along comes irrefutable proof that resolves the

Hello out there,
Wikipedia says that "Newsgroups frequently become cliquish". Prove them
wrong. :)
I've been lurking on several (non-cancer) newsgroups, waiting and watching

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   Salvage Surgery for Recurrent Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma.
   Independent Papers
   Laryngoscope. ...

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1:  Zheng XK, Chen LH, Wang QS, Wu FB.  Related Articles, Links
Abstract  Influence of [(18)F] fluorodeoxyglucose positron emission
tomography on salvage ...

Look for the USA Surgeon General's Report on Second-hand smoke due out
Tuesday.  I found out too late that ABC World News Tonight was looking for
me to tell Sock's story as a tie-in.  Missed that one :-(
Fig

My beloved dad passed away on Sunday morning (Father's Day).  He battled this awful disease with everything he had and although his prognosis was 6 months, he was with us for over two years.  I really believe the reason he was with us so long was due to his positive attitude, ...

Mom's had inoperable stage 4 CRC, diagnosed fall of 2002. Been very
lucky with some treatments (CPT-11 + 5FU for almost two years) not so
much with the others. We're out of conventional treatments now.
So because of past chemo or just the cancer or both, Mom is having

Any MDs or anybody else around here that has an informed opinion about
Tubercin?  Sounds like a good development to me, but the mainstream
media doesn't seem to be following it much.
"Tubercin is a unique immune system stimulant derived from a purified

Anybody know anything about Tubercin?  Sounds like a good development
to me, but the mainstream media doesn't seem to be following it much.
Is this stuff for real, or is it just another scam?
from http://www.artec-inc.net/

Finally. Here is the Journal article. Not Front page like they said,
but in there. I got booted from the Front Page due to our Hockey Team
(again!) :-)
http://www.canada.com/edmontonjournal/news/story.html?id=6a3d394c-ec6e-4e2d-a881
-6102325fdd2b&k=78261

I had a colon tomer removed with cancer cells migrated to the liver. I`m
doing a 5 hour chemo twice a month & i take a portable pump home for 46
hours. I had a lot of adive pushed at me.The latest is is i should try
essiac tea & mik thistle. Has anybody tried either of these or ...