Cancer spread to the spine, hip bone and sternum

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On May 17, 2004, at 2:18 PM, Don Quai wrote:

> Anyone know if Astragalus is stimulating to the immune system? Anyone

> know of any adaptogenic herbs that aren't stimulating to the immune

> system? Just curious.

In Chinese herbal medicine Astragalus is known as a powerful immune

system tonic. It's been used for over 2000 years to strengthen the

whole body. It's believed to strengthen muscle, improve metabolic

function and to strengthen the " upright Chi " - which supports our

posture and the position of the organs. Astragalus has also been found

to be a tonic to bone marrow.

Great supertonic herb!!

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Hi Persian,

No, this is all that was said in the email about my question.

Mom has another appointment next month for IV with a calcium regeneration

chemical. They call it chemo but it really isn't.

We are going to get a blood marker test from another doctor, which is hard

to do even if you pay for it, or so the oncologist's nurse told me over the

phone. But we have to know if the direction we are going is right. I told

the nurse (who seems more like a God most times, then human the next time),

that when you deal with suffering and misery like she does, you have to let

it go, to be able to deal with it, I'm sure. But I reminded her that every

patient is a human with a loving family and I would do whatever it took to

help my Mother live and this didn't include sitting by and hoping for the

best. After all, we are customers and they are making a lot of money off

this illness.

I suppose breast cancer spread to the bones, is thought to be a matter of

time before it invades a major organ.

Thank you,

Baugh

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> On Tue, May 18, 2004 at 05:44:15 -0500, oldglory@... wrote:

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>> I wrote to my Mother's (BTW, I know it isn't 'proper' to capitalize the word

>> Mother but I decided she deserved it if anyone did), oncologist and received

>> this reply to my question, Is bone cancer fatal if not in a major organ?

>>

>> Reply: " JEAN, YOUR MOTHER HAS BREAST CANCER THAT HAS GONE TO THE BONE. THERE

>> IS A DIFFERENCE. "

>>

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> I didn't realise you were calling it bone cancer, so he is telling you that it

> will ALWAYS be breast cancer wherever it goes, that is because the others

> are all secondaries, and cancer is called after the primary site (if known).

>

> So did he say anything else?

>

> Some people with bone mets just have those for years and it doesnt got to

> other

> organs, but other people get bone mets and very soon after they get other

> secondaries

> in organs, of course this is bad:(

>

> regards

> Persian

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