Re: Off Topic...Needing cancer info

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Off Topic...Needing cancer info

From: " Toni " <dth@...>

There are lots of knowledgeable people on this list so I'm hoping to get some

help here. There is a strong history of cancer in my family. I mean STRONG.

Take a look:

Father's side:

Father-died from pancreatic cancer at 49 (life long smoker)

Grandfather-died from bone cancer at 79

Grandmother-died from lung cancer at 82 (never smoked)

Aunt-died from colon cancer at 65

Mother's side:

Uncle-died from lung and brain cancer (life long smoker and moderate drinker)

Aunt-currently battling colon cancer (life long smoker and heavy drinker)

19 year old cousin(the above aunt's daughter)-diagnosed today with advanced

Hodgkin's disease

There are more cases but I'm not sure exactly who and how many after my

grandparents.

What I am looking for is a good book(s) on cancer prevention diets. I know an

organic whole foods diet (preferably macrobiotic) is best and we are striving

for that, but I'm wondering if there are any books specifically targeted to a

diet to help decrease odds of cancer. There are a million books out there and

my time is limited so I'd appreciate any info anyone has or any place they can

direct me to limit my search time. I know there are books (cookbooks) that

people have written on diets after someone has already been diagnosed with

cancer. Would these be just as helpful at preventing it in the first place?

I'm guessing so but just don't know where to start. I am just very concerned

and I think my 19 year old cousin was really the straw that broke the camel's

back on this. I really want to do much more than we already are to decrease our

risks. I looked at my 16 month old and cannot imagine what my aunt is going

through right now. I want to do whatever I can to help prevent this sort of

thing from happening to my daughter (and us!). Sorry to be so long and post

this here but this is the most knowledgeable group of people I currently know!

TIA!

Toni, mom to home birthed, cloth diapered, breastfed and attachment parented

Hannah

http://home.clarksville.com/~dth

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Thanks , I was just getting ready to look into that book! Glad I checked

that site out first.

Thanks to everyone else who emailed me publicly and privately with information.

I have some good places to start.

Toni, mom to home birthed, cloth diapered, breastfed and attachment parented

Hannah

http://home.clarksville.com/~dth

Off Topic...Needing cancer info

From: " Toni " <dth@...>

There are lots of knowledgeable people on this list so I'm hoping to get

some help here. There is a strong history of cancer in my family. I mean

STRONG. Take a look:

Father's side:

Father-died from pancreatic cancer at 49 (life long smoker)

Grandfather-died from bone cancer at 79

Grandmother-died from lung cancer at 82 (never smoked)

Aunt-died from colon cancer at 65

Mother's side:

Uncle-died from lung and brain cancer (life long smoker and moderate

drinker)

Aunt-currently battling colon cancer (life long smoker and heavy drinker)

19 year old cousin(the above aunt's daughter)-diagnosed today with advanced

Hodgkin's disease

There are more cases but I'm not sure exactly who and how many after my

grandparents.

What I am looking for is a good book(s) on cancer prevention diets. I know

an organic whole foods diet (preferably macrobiotic) is best and we are striving

for that, but I'm wondering if there are any books specifically targeted to a

diet to help decrease odds of cancer. There are a million books out there and

my time is limited so I'd appreciate any info anyone has or any place they can

direct me to limit my search time. I know there are books (cookbooks) that

people have written on diets after someone has already been diagnosed with

cancer. Would these be just as helpful at preventing it in the first place?

I'm guessing so but just don't know where to start. I am just very concerned

and I think my 19 year old cousin was really the straw that broke the camel's

back on this. I really want to do much more than we already are to decrease our

risks. I looked at my 16 month old and cannot imagine what my aunt is going

through right now. I want to do whatever I can to help prevent this sort of

thing from happening to my daughter (and us!). Sorry to be so long and post

this here but this is the most knowledgeable group of people I currently know!

TIA!

Toni, mom to home birthed, cloth diapered, breastfed and attachment parented

Hannah

http://home.clarksville.com/~dth

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,

Glad you found the FACT website. (I think it's www.FACTLTD.com ?). I've

been a good friend of Ruth Sackman for 20 years. Their approach to cancer

is the best. You couldn't have given Toni better advice.

Coalition For Informed Choice. Krasner, Director

PO Box 230426, Hollis, NY 11423

fax/phone: 718-479-2939, email: gk-cfic@...

" Protect your rights! Become an advocate and inform others "

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>Re cancer http://www.whale.to/cancer.html

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>Look up Ruth Sackman of FACT under advice groups.

>

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> Topic...Needing cancer info</DIV>

> <DIV><BR></DIV><TT>From:</TT> <TT> " Toni " & lt;<A

> href= " mailto:dth@... " >dth@...</A> & gt;</TT>

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> <DIV><FONT color=#800080 face= " Bookman Old Style " >There are lots of

> knowledgeable people on this list so I'm hoping to get some help

>here. & nbsp;

> There is a strong history of cancer in my family. & nbsp; I mean

>STRONG. & nbsp;

> Take a look:</FONT></DIV>

> <DIV> & nbsp;</DIV>

> <DIV><FONT color=#800080 face= " Bookman Old Style " >Father's

>side:</FONT></DIV>

> <DIV> & nbsp;</DIV>

> <DIV><FONT color=#800080 face= " Bookman Old Style " >Father-died from

>pancreatic

> cancer at 49 (life long smoker)</FONT></DIV>

> <DIV><FONT color=#800080 face= " Bookman Old Style " >Grandfather-died

>from bone

> cancer at 79</FONT></DIV>

> <DIV><FONT color=#800080 face= " Bookman Old Style " >Grandmother-died

>from lung

> cancer & nbsp;at 82 (never smoked)</FONT></DIV>

> <DIV><FONT color=#800080 face= " Bookman Old Style " >Aunt-died from

>colon cancer

> at 65</FONT></DIV>

> <DIV> & nbsp;</DIV>

> <DIV><FONT color=#800080 face= " Bookman Old Style " >Mother's

>side:</FONT></DIV>

> <DIV> & nbsp;</DIV>

> <DIV><FONT color=#800080 face= " Bookman Old Style " >Uncle-died from

>lung and

> brain cancer (life long smoker and moderate drinker)</FONT></DIV>

> <DIV><FONT color=#800080 face= " Bookman Old Style " >Aunt-currently

>battling

> colon cancer (life long smoker and heavy drinker)</FONT></DIV>

> <DIV><FONT color=#800080 face= " Bookman Old Style " >19 year old

>cousin(the above

> aunt's daughter)-diagnosed today with advanced Hodgkin's

>disease</FONT></DIV>

> <DIV> & nbsp;</DIV>

> <DIV><FONT color=#800080 face= " Bookman Old Style " >There are more

>cases but I'm

> not sure exactly who and how many after my

>grandparents.</FONT></DIV>

> <DIV> & nbsp;</DIV>

> <DIV><FONT color=#800080 face= " Bookman Old Style " >What I am looking

>for is a

> good book(s) on cancer prevention diets. & nbsp; I know an organic

>whole foods

> diet (preferably macrobiotic) is best and we are striving for that,

>but I'm

> wondering if there are any books specifically targeted to a diet to

>help

> decrease odds of cancer. & nbsp; There are a million books out there

>and my time

> is limited so I'd appreciate any info anyone has or any place they

>can direct

> me to limit my search time. & nbsp; I know there are books (cookbooks)

>that

> people have written on diets after someone has already been

>diagnosed with

> cancer. & nbsp; Would these be just as helpful at preventing it in the

>first

> place? & nbsp; I'm guessing so but just don't know where to

>start. & nbsp; I am

> just very concerned and I think my 19 year old cousin was really the

>straw

> that broke the camel's back on this. & nbsp; I really want to do much

>more than

> we already are to decrease our risks. & nbsp; I looked at my 16 month

>old and

> cannot imagine what my aunt is going through right now. & nbsp; I want

>to do

> whatever I can to help prevent this sort of thing from happening to

>my

> daughter (and us!). & nbsp; Sorry to be so long and post this here but

>this is

> the most knowledgeable group of people I currently know! & nbsp;

> TIA!</FONT></DIV>

> <DIV> & nbsp;</DIV>

> <DIV><FONT color=#800080 face= " Bookman Old Style " >Toni, mom to home

>birthed,

> cloth diapered, breastfed and attachment parented Hannah<BR><A

>

>href= " http://home.clarksville.com/~dth " >http://home.clarksville.com/~dth</A></F\

ONT></DIV>

> <HR>

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, the link you gave below didn't get me anywhere. Is there another one?

And is there some place you can direct me for any publications of theirs

(hers) I might be able to look into? Thanks in advance!

Toni, mom to home birthed, cloth diapered, breastfed and attachment parented

Hannah

http://home.clarksville.com/~dth

Re: Off Topic...Needing cancer info

> From: L Krasner <gk-cfic@...>

>

> ,

> Glad you found the FACT website. (I think it's www.FACTLTD.com ?). I've

> been a good friend of Ruth Sackman for 20 years. Their approach to cancer

> is the best. You couldn't have given Toni better advice.

>

>

> Coalition For Informed Choice. Krasner, Director

> PO Box 230426, Hollis, NY 11423

> fax/phone: 718-479-2939, email: gk-cfic@...

> " Protect your rights! Become an advocate and inform others "

>

>

[Guest guest]

Toni,

This is all I have at the moment. But it should be enough to get in

contact with them.

Ruth Sackman

FACT

POB 1242

Old Chelsea Sta.

New York, NY 10113

212-741-2790 phone

212-924-3634 fax

factltd@...

On Sun, 30 Jan 2000 15:40:06 -0600 " Toni " <dth@...>

writes:

>From: " Toni " <dth@...>

>

>, the link you gave below didn't get me anywhere. Is there

>another one?

>And is there some place you can direct me for any publications of

>theirs

>(hers) I might be able to look into? Thanks in advance!

>

>Toni, mom to home birthed, cloth diapered, breastfed and attachment

>parented

>Hannah

>http://home.clarksville.com/~dth

>

> Re: Off Topic...Needing cancer info

>

>

>> From: L Krasner <gk-cfic@...>

>>

>> ,

>> Glad you found the FACT website. (I think it's www.FACTLTD.com ?).

>I've

>> been a good friend of Ruth Sackman for 20 years. Their approach to

>cancer

>> is the best. You couldn't have given Toni better advice.

>>

>>

>> Coalition For Informed Choice. Krasner, Director

>> PO Box 230426, Hollis, NY 11423

>> fax/phone: 718-479-2939, email: gk-cfic@...

>> " Protect your rights! Become an advocate and inform others "

>>

>>

>

>

>

>---------------------------

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</B> Off

> > Topic...Needing cancer info</DIV>

> > <DIV><BR></DIV><TT>From:</TT> <TT> " Toni " & lt;<A

> > href= " mailto:dth@... " >dth@...</A> & gt;</TT>

> ><BR><BR><!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC " -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN " >

> > <META content= " MSHTML 5.00.2919.6307 " name=GENERATOR>

> > <STYLE></STYLE>

> >

> > <DIV><FONT color=#800080 face= " Bookman Old Style " >There are lots of

> > knowledgeable people on this list so I'm hoping to get some help

> >here. & nbsp;

> > There is a strong history of cancer in my family. & nbsp; I mean

> >STRONG. & nbsp;

> > Take a look:</FONT></DIV>

> > <DIV> & nbsp;</DIV>

> > <DIV><FONT color=#800080 face= " Bookman Old Style " >Father's

> >side:</FONT></DIV>

> > <DIV> & nbsp;</DIV>

> > <DIV><FONT color=#800080 face= " Bookman Old Style " >Father-died from

> >pancreatic

> > cancer at 49 (life long smoker)</FONT></DIV>

> > <DIV><FONT color=#800080 face= " Bookman Old Style " >Grandfather-died

> >from bone

> > cancer at 79</FONT></DIV>

> > <DIV><FONT color=#800080 face= " Bookman Old Style " >Grandmother-died

> >from lung

> > cancer & nbsp;at 82 (never smoked)</FONT></DIV>

> > <DIV><FONT color=#800080 face= " Bookman Old Style " >Aunt-died from

> >colon cancer

> > at 65</FONT></DIV>

> > <DIV> & nbsp;</DIV>

> > <DIV><FONT color=#800080 face= " Bookman Old Style " >Mother's

> >side:</FONT></DIV>

> > <DIV> & nbsp;</DIV>

> > <DIV><FONT color=#800080 face= " Bookman Old Style " >Uncle-died from

> >lung and

> > brain cancer (life long smoker and moderate drinker)</FONT></DIV>

> > <DIV><FONT color=#800080 face= " Bookman Old Style " >Aunt-currently

> >battling

> > colon cancer (life long smoker and heavy drinker)</FONT></DIV>

> > <DIV><FONT color=#800080 face= " Bookman Old Style " >19 year old

> >cousin(the above

> > aunt's daughter)-diagnosed today with advanced Hodgkin's

> >disease</FONT></DIV>

> > <DIV> & nbsp;</DIV>

> > <DIV><FONT color=#800080 face= " Bookman Old Style " >There are more

> >cases but I'm

> > not sure exactly who and how many after my

> >grandparents.</FONT></DIV>

> > <DIV> & nbsp;</DIV>

> > <DIV><FONT color=#800080 face= " Bookman Old Style " >What I am looking

> >for is a

> > good book(s) on cancer prevention diets. & nbsp; I know an organic

> >whole foods

> > diet (preferably macrobiotic) is best and we are striving for that,

> >but I'm

> > wondering if there are any books specifically targeted to a diet to

> >help

> > decrease odds of cancer. & nbsp; There are a million books out there

> >and my time

> > is limited so I'd appreciate any info anyone has or any place they

> >can direct

> > me to limit my search time. & nbsp; I know there are books (cookbooks)

> >that

> > people have written on diets after someone has already been

> >diagnosed with

> > cancer. & nbsp; Would these be just as helpful at preventing it in the

> >first

> > place? & nbsp; I'm guessing so but just don't know where to

> >start. & nbsp; I am

> > just very concerned and I think my 19 year old cousin was really the

> >straw

> > that broke the camel's back on this. & nbsp; I really want to do much

> >more than

> > we already are to decrease our risks. & nbsp; I looked at my 16 month

> >old and

> > cannot imagine what my aunt is going through right now. & nbsp; I want

> >to do

> > whatever I can to help prevent this sort of thing from happening to

> >my

> > daughter (and us!). & nbsp; Sorry to be so long and post this here but

> >this is

> > the most knowledgeable group of people I currently know! & nbsp;

> > TIA!</FONT></DIV>

> > <DIV> & nbsp;</DIV>

> > <DIV><FONT color=#800080 face= " Bookman Old Style " >Toni, mom to home

> >birthed,

> > cloth diapered, breastfed and attachment parented Hannah<BR><A

> >

>

>href= " http://home.clarksville.com/~dth " >http://home.clarksville.com/~dth</A

></FONT></DIV>

> > <HR>

> ><!-- begin

[Guest guest]

One other thing--you should look into treating your miasms---you could have a

strong genetic tendency that way from the cancer miasm, perhaps.

Perhaps Phyllis could help you there E-mail Address: georgic@...

I know a homeopath here (UK) who claims to cure 98% of cancers. Can't tell

anyone of course as it is illegal for a homeopath to treat cancer here.

Off Topic...Needing cancer info

From: " Toni " <dth@...>

There are lots of knowledgeable people on this list so I'm hoping to get some

help here. There is a strong history of cancer in my family. I mean STRONG.

Take a look:

Father's side:

Father-died from pancreatic cancer at 49 (life long smoker)

Grandfather-died from bone cancer at 79

Grandmother-died from lung cancer at 82 (never smoked)

Aunt-died from colon cancer at 65

Mother's side:

Uncle-died from lung and brain cancer (life long smoker and moderate drinker)

Aunt-currently battling colon cancer (life long smoker and heavy drinker)

19 year old cousin(the above aunt's daughter)-diagnosed today with advanced

Hodgkin's disease

There are more cases but I'm not sure exactly who and how many after my

grandparents.

What I am looking for is a good book(s) on cancer prevention diets. I know an

organic whole foods diet (preferably macrobiotic) is best and we are striving

for that, but I'm wondering if there are any books specifically targeted to a

diet to help decrease odds of cancer. There are a million books out there and

my time is limited so I'd appreciate any info anyone has or any place they can

direct me to limit my search time. I know there are books (cookbooks) that

people have written on diets after someone has already been diagnosed with

cancer. Would these be just as helpful at preventing it in the first place?

I'm guessing so but just don't know where to start. I am just very concerned

and I think my 19 year old cousin was really the straw that broke the camel's

back on this. I really want to do much more than we already are to decrease our

risks. I looked at my 16 month old and cannot imagine what my aunt is going

through right now. I want to do whatever I can to help prevent this sort of

thing from happening to my daughter (and us!). Sorry to be so long and post

this here but this is the most knowledgeable group of people I currently know!

TIA!

Toni, mom to home birthed, cloth diapered, breastfed and attachment parented

Hannah

http://home.clarksville.com/~dth

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Thanks . It's greatly appreciated!

Toni, mom to home birthed, cloth diapered, breastfed and attachment parented

Hannah

http://home.clarksville.com/~dth

Re: Off Topic...Needing cancer info

> From: L Krasner <gk-cfic@...>

>

> Toni,

> This is all I have at the moment. But it should be enough to get in

> contact with them.

>

> Ruth Sackman

> FACT

> POB 1242

> Old Chelsea Sta.

> New York, NY 10113

> 212-741-2790 phone

> 212-924-3634 fax

> factltd@...

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I'm sorry, what are miasms? This I've never heard of. I did a couple of

searches but didn't pull up much.

Off Topic...Needing cancer info

From: " Toni " <dth@...>

There are lots of knowledgeable people on this list so I'm hoping to get

some help here. There is a strong history of cancer in my family. I mean

STRONG. Take a look:

Father's side:

Father-died from pancreatic cancer at 49 (life long smoker)

Grandfather-died from bone cancer at 79

Grandmother-died from lung cancer at 82 (never smoked)

Aunt-died from colon cancer at 65

Mother's side:

Uncle-died from lung and brain cancer (life long smoker and moderate

drinker)

Aunt-currently battling colon cancer (life long smoker and heavy drinker)

19 year old cousin(the above aunt's daughter)-diagnosed today with advanced

Hodgkin's disease

There are more cases but I'm not sure exactly who and how many after my

grandparents.

What I am looking for is a good book(s) on cancer prevention diets. I know

an organic whole foods diet (preferably macrobiotic) is best and we are striving

for that, but I'm wondering if there are any books specifically targeted to a

diet to help decrease odds of cancer. There are a million books out there and

my time is limited so I'd appreciate any info anyone has or any place they can

direct me to limit my search time. I know there are books (cookbooks) that

people have written on diets after someone has already been diagnosed with

cancer. Would these be just as helpful at preventing it in the first place?

I'm guessing so but just don't know where to start. I am just very concerned

and I think my 19 year old cousin was really the straw that broke the camel's

back on this. I really want to do much more than we already are to decrease our

risks. I looked at my 16 month old and cannot imagine what my aunt is going

through right now. I want to do whatever I can to help prevent this sort of

thing from happening to my daughter (and us!). Sorry to be so long and post

this here but this is the most knowledgeable group of people I currently know!

TIA!

Toni, mom to home birthed, cloth diapered, breastfed and attachment parented

Hannah

http://home.clarksville.com/~dth

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