Re: Possible canine sarcoma - x-post

[Guest guest]

Sue,

Get yourself on " jstsayno2vaccs " a List for dogs/cats. We have been

discussing this topic the last week. You'll need two references. You can use

me and if sagacious on this list ( she's on the Jstsaynotovaccs list) ,

is willing, as a second. Haven't seen her for a while

OMG, I would be furious as H--- at the moment.

There's somethings I can suggest. Cancer loves an acidic body so alkalize

(lots of fruit and veg) where you can. Give Mishka EPA, the fish oil. I have

been doing lots of research on this and it blows my mind why the medical

community does not use this normal intervention in cancer. Pubmed has lots

of citations on improvement of many types of cancer with EPA. It will for

example kill a breast cancer cell in vitro on contact.

Try and put his paws in Epsom Salts solution on a daily basis.( If she licks

it off, no worries. In small amounts, good for teh gut also.) I am finding

higher incidence of cancer in individuals with sulphation problems, that is

the homocysteine pathway is not able to manufacture the end result sulphate.

( Sulphate is the substance that attaches to toxins and renders them

non-toxic) This is hindered by lead, cadmium, arsenic AND mercury!!

Good luck.

Keep your spirits up Sue. I'll help where I can!

Possible canine sarcoma - x-post

> Does anyone on this list have any experience with canine sarcomas? I know

> that many of you have had adverse vaccine reactions in your dogs.

>

> Our beloved German Shepherd, Mishka, may possibly have a sarcoma. He has

> a

> lump on his shoulder that has recently become a lot larger. It looks

> pretty

> nasty, and we had him booked in to see our homoeopathic vet next Tuesday.

> However my husband sent the vet some photographs of the tumour and she has

> replied that we should take him to a vet that has surgical facilities and

> get the lump excised and biopsied. She is seriously concerned that it may

> be a vaccine-induced sarcoma.

>

> We are so angry about this. He is 2½ years old and we only had him

> vaccinated so that we could bring him with us to Australia. We could have

> left him in the UK, but he would have pined for the family and anyone that

> rehomed him would probably have vaccinated him anyway. We gave

> homoeoprophylaxis at the time he was vaxed to counter any vaccinosis, but

> it

> appears that despite that, he may still be paying the price for our sins.

> My husband is beating himself up over it - he says if he hadn't accepted

> his

> job here, then Mishka would never have been vaccinated, but it's history,

> it's done, now we just have to try and put it right.

>

> He's going to the allopathic vet's tomorrow morning for an assessment, and

> our homoeopathic vet has asked that we obtain some of the biopsy tissue

> preserved in alcohol so that she can potentise it. That, to me, seems

> like

> the best possible treatment but it's going to test my faith in homoeopathy

> to the limit. There is still a chance that the tumour is innocuous, but

> I'm

> not holding my breath.

>

> Please think of us and if anyone has had a dog or other companion animal

> recover completely from this, I'd love to hear about it.

>

> Love, light and peace,

>

> Sue

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I am so sorry to hear this, Sue. Please do check into homeopathy for

Mishka. I know of 2 osteosarcoma cases on the TAV/CHP lists that have been

cured with homeopathy. Saying a prayer for Mishka's healing!

Kay

Possible canine sarcoma - x-post

> Does anyone on this list have any experience with canine sarcomas? I know

> that many of you have had adverse vaccine reactions in your dogs.

> Sue

[Guest guest]

Hi Sue,

I don't have any suggestions to help you, I don't know much about

dog's health problems, but I just wanted to let you know that I know

how worrying this must be for you right now.

Sending lots of hugs and love to you and your dog!

Ingrid

>

> Does anyone on this list have any experience with canine sarcomas?

I know

> that many of you have had adverse vaccine reactions in your dogs.

>

> Our beloved German Shepherd, Mishka, may possibly have a sarcoma.

He has a

> lump on his shoulder that has recently become a lot larger. It

looks pretty

> nasty, and we had him booked in to see our homoeopathic vet next

Tuesday.

> However my husband sent the vet some photographs of the tumour and

she has

> replied that we should take him to a vet that has surgical

facilities and

> get the lump excised and biopsied. She is seriously concerned that

it may

> be a vaccine-induced sarcoma.

>

> We are so angry about this. He is 2½ years old and we only had him

> vaccinated so that we could bring him with us to Australia. We

could have

> left him in the UK, but he would have pined for the family and

anyone that

> rehomed him would probably have vaccinated him anyway. We gave

> homoeoprophylaxis at the time he was vaxed to counter any

vaccinosis, but it

> appears that despite that, he may still be paying the price for our

sins.

> My husband is beating himself up over it - he says if he hadn't

accepted his

> job here, then Mishka would never have been vaccinated, but it's

history,

> it's done, now we just have to try and put it right.

>

> He's going to the allopathic vet's tomorrow morning for an

assessment, and

> our homoeopathic vet has asked that we obtain some of the biopsy tissue

> preserved in alcohol so that she can potentise it. That, to me,

seems like

> the best possible treatment but it's going to test my faith in

homoeopathy

> to the limit. There is still a chance that the tumour is innocuous,

but I'm

> not holding my breath.

>

> Please think of us and if anyone has had a dog or other companion animal

> recover completely from this, I'd love to hear about it.

>

> Love, light and peace,

>

> Sue

>

[Guest guest]

Sue,

My dog was cured of osteosarcoma (bone cancer) by the homeopath who owns the

ClassicalHomeopathyPets list (CHP for short - and also the

TruthAboutVaccines group - TAV for short). I would get signed up on those

lists and inquire there. If you aren't already feeding a diet of raw meaty

bones (raw meat, bones, organs) it's something to look into. It is a cancer

starving diet - the grains in kibble will feed the cancer (to learn more about

this diet the " rawfeeding " list is the best). I think it's one of the

reasons my dog is still here (2 years post-diagnosis). The only thing I treated

her with was homeopathy - and it was amazing to see the follow-up x-rays after 6

months of treatment show the tumor to be gone.

By the way, homeoprophylaxis is the improper use of homeopathy. You can't

antidote the harm from vaccines at the time the vaccine is given. The proper

way to treat vaccine damage with homeopathy is to treat based on the complete

symptom picture AFTER the symptoms appear. You will learn a lot on the CHP and

TAV lists - they are great groups.

All the best for Mishka,

Diane

mum2mishka <mum2mishka@...> wrote:

Does anyone on this list have any experience with canine sarcomas? I

know

that many of you have had adverse vaccine reactions in your dogs.

Our beloved German Shepherd, Mishka, may possibly have a sarcoma. He has a

lump on his shoulder that has recently become a lot larger. It looks pretty

nasty, and we had him booked in to see our homoeopathic vet next Tuesday.

However my husband sent the vet some photographs of the tumour and she has

replied that we should take him to a vet that has surgical facilities and

get the lump excised and biopsied. She is seriously concerned that it may

be a vaccine-induced sarcoma.

We are so angry about this. He is 2½ years old and we only had him

vaccinated so that we could bring him with us to Australia. We could have

left him in the UK, but he would have pined for the family and anyone that

rehomed him would probably have vaccinated him anyway. We gave

homoeoprophylaxis at the time he was vaxed to counter any vaccinosis, but it

appears that despite that, he may still be paying the price for our sins.

My husband is beating himself up over it - he says if he hadn't accepted his

job here, then Mishka would never have been vaccinated, but it's history,

it's done, now we just have to try and put it right.

He's going to the allopathic vet's tomorrow morning for an assessment, and

our homoeopathic vet has asked that we obtain some of the biopsy tissue

preserved in alcohol so that she can potentise it. That, to me, seems like

the best possible treatment but it's going to test my faith in homoeopathy

to the limit. There is still a chance that the tumour is innocuous, but I'm

not holding my breath.

Please think of us and if anyone has had a dog or other companion animal

recover completely from this, I'd love to hear about it.

Love, light and peace,

Sue

Diane Ruzzi

Ask me about JuicePlus

http://www.juiceplus.com/+dr02574

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[Guest guest]

Feline sarcoma. A homeless cat we adopted developed cancer on the

shoulder of her right front leg, vets acknowledged could have been due

to a vax in that leg. With her, the lump also grew suddenly, over a

period of about 1 week. We took her to a specialist who removed the

leg. She's doing great, though. Toughest cat in the house, chases all

the other cats on three legs. -Angie

On Wednesday, August 16, 2006, at 06:10 AM, mum2mishka wrote:

> Does anyone on this list have any experience with canine sarcomas? I

> know

> that many of you have had adverse vaccine reactions in your dogs.

>

> Our beloved German Shepherd, Mishka, may possibly have a sarcoma. He

> has a

> lump on his shoulder that has recently become a lot larger. It looks

> pretty

> nasty, and we had him booked in to see our homoeopathic vet next

> Tuesday.

> However my husband sent the vet some photographs of the tumour and she

> has

> replied that we should take him to a vet that has surgical facilities

> and

> get the lump excised and biopsied. She is seriously concerned that it

> may

> be a vaccine-induced sarcoma.

>

> We are so angry about this. He is 2½ years old and we only had him

> vaccinated so that we could bring him with us to Australia. We could

> have

> left him in the UK, but he would have pined for the family and anyone

> that

> rehomed him would probably have vaccinated him anyway. We gave

> homoeoprophylaxis at the time he was vaxed to counter any vaccinosis,

> but it

> appears that despite that, he may still be paying the price for our

> sins.

> My husband is beating himself up over it - he says if he hadn't

> accepted his

> job here, then Mishka would never have been vaccinated, but it's

> history,

> it's done, now we just have to try and put it right.

>

> He's going to the allopathic vet's tomorrow morning for an assessment,

> and

> our homoeopathic vet has asked that we obtain some of the biopsy tissue

> preserved in alcohol so that she can potentise it. That, to me, seems

> like

> the best possible treatment but it's going to test my faith in

> homoeopathy

> to the limit. There is still a chance that the tumour is innocuous,

> but I'm

> not holding my breath.

>

> Please think of us and if anyone has had a dog or other companion

> animal

> recover completely from this, I'd love to hear about it.

>

> Love, light and peace,

>

> Sue

>

>

**********

" At that point, I had the right to remain silent... but I didn't have

the ability. " -Ron White

[Guest guest]

p.s. sorry, don't want it to come across that I'm recommending surgery.

Just telling you that I have related experience and how it ended up for

us. If we'd known of any remedy (i.e., homeopathy or other) to get rid

of the cancer, we would have done it rather than removed the leg, since

she was already missing a body part (an eye that was swollen and had

glaucoma when we found her), and we didn't want her to end up a

one-eyed, three-legged cat... which she is now, but, like I said, she's

awesome, doesn't realize she's " disabled. " Hope your situation has a

better ending. -Angie

On Wednesday, August 16, 2006, at 10:44 PM, Totten wrote:

> Feline sarcoma. A homeless cat we adopted developed cancer on the

> shoulder of her right front leg, vets acknowledged could have been due

> to a vax in that leg. With her, the lump also grew suddenly, over a

> period of about 1 week. We took her to a specialist who removed the

> leg. She's doing great, though. Toughest cat in the house, chases all

> the other cats on three legs. -Angie

>

> On Wednesday, August 16, 2006, at 06:10 AM, mum2mishka wrote:

>

> > Does anyone on this list have any experience with canine sarcomas? I

> > know

> > that many of you have had adverse vaccine reactions in your dogs.

> >

> > Our beloved German Shepherd, Mishka, may possibly have a sarcoma. He

> > has a

> > lump on his shoulder that has recently become a lot larger. It looks

> > pretty

> > nasty, and we had him booked in to see our homoeopathic vet next

> > Tuesday.

> > However my husband sent the vet some photographs of the tumour and

> she

> > has

> > replied that we should take him to a vet that has surgical facilities

> > and

> > get the lump excised and biopsied. She is seriously concerned that it

> > may

> > be a vaccine-induced sarcoma.

> >

> > We are so angry about this. He is 2½ years old and we only had him

> > vaccinated so that we could bring him with us to Australia. We could

> > have

> > left him in the UK, but he would have pined for the family and anyone

> > that

> > rehomed him would probably have vaccinated him anyway. We gave

> > homoeoprophylaxis at the time he was vaxed to counter any vaccinosis,

> > but it

> > appears that despite that, he may still be paying the price for our

> > sins.

> > My husband is beating himself up over it - he says if he hadn't

> > accepted his

> > job here, then Mishka would never have been vaccinated, but it's

> > history,

> > it's done, now we just have to try and put it right.

> >

> > He's going to the allopathic vet's tomorrow morning for an

> assessment,

> > and

> > our homoeopathic vet has asked that we obtain some of the biopsy

> tissue

> > preserved in alcohol so that she can potentise it. That, to me, seems

> > like

> > the best possible treatment but it's going to test my faith in

> > homoeopathy

> > to the limit. There is still a chance that the tumour is innocuous,

> > but I'm

> > not holding my breath.

> >

> > Please think of us and if anyone has had a dog or other companion

> > animal

> > recover completely from this, I'd love to hear about it.

> >

> > Love, light and peace,

> >

> > Sue

> >

> >

> **********

> " At that point, I had the right to remain silent... but I didn't have

> the ability. " -Ron White

>

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Sue,

>

> Get yourself on " jstsayno2vaccs " a List for dogs/cats. We

have been

> discussing this topic the last week. You'll need two references. You

can use

> me and if sagacious on this list ( she's on the

,

I'm still here, but things are such that I can get on and read in bits

and pieces. And today is one of the bits and pieces.

Jackie Noel

www.sagaciousairedales.com

www.sagaciousdogcountry.com

[Guest guest]

Hello Everyone,

(special hello to Jackie, and new JSN member Lynn!)

I guess it's time I sat down and made my introduction to this forum. I

joined recently and time just seems to get away from me.

Anyway, my name is Dianne and I am in Western PA, USA. I have no fur-less

children but I am mom to ten four-footed-wonders (seven Collies; one Border

Collie mix; and three domestic short hair cats). All of my dogs and cats are

no-vaccs/no-chems/no-meds and raw fed. The only exceptions to this are three of

my adult dogs who were with me about four years ago when the " rabies police "

busted me and I was forced to have them vaccinated or risk losing them. Oh, and

I adopted one of my kitties from a shelter where she was shot up with the

usual toxic cocktail (my other two cats were four week old orphaned feral

kittens

when I rescued them so they escaped those insults). I am the owner and

co-founder of Jstsayno2vaccs which Wulff-Tilford and myself created over

six

years ago in memory of my Conor (lost to rabies vaccine induced seizure

activity) and her Max (suffering from vaccine induced seizure activity).

I have been " in " Collies since birth....this tends to happen when your mom is

a Collie person, LOL!! In the past year and a half I have returned to

showing my dogs after taking a break from the sport for a few years to get my

life

back in some semblance of order. In my professional life I am a dog groomer

and co-owner of The Canine Connection Salon & Spa.

Great to be here!!!!

In Light,

Dianne Sever

jodevincollies02@...

Owner/Co-Founder " Just Say No To Vaccines " : Jstsayno2vaccs @ .com

Ravette-Jodevin Collies... " A tradition with a family plan " : 724-538-3463

" I've seen a look in dogs' eyes...a quickly vanishing look of amazed

contempt, and I am convinced that dogs think humans are nuts. " - Steinbeck

[Guest guest]

OOps!!! it seems I can't count this a.m., LOL!!! My four-footed-wonders

should have been listed as: six Collies; one BCX; and three cats.

My apologies.........I've only had one cup of tea so far this morning!

In Light,

Dianne Sever

jodevincollies02@...

Owner/Co-Founder " Just Say No To Vaccines " : Jstsayno2vaccs @ .com

Ravette-Jodevin Collies... " A tradition with a family plan " : 724-538-3463

" I've seen a look in dogs' eyes...a quickly vanishing look of amazed

contempt, and I am convinced that dogs think humans are nuts. " - Steinbeck

[Guest guest]

Jackie,

I was wondering where you were! It's been a couple of years, no?

Re: Possible canine sarcoma - x-post

>

>>

>> Sue,

>>

>> Get yourself on " jstsayno2vaccs " a List for dogs/cats. We

> have been

>> discussing this topic the last week. You'll need two references. You

> can use

>> me and if sagacious on this list ( she's on the

>

> ,

>

> I'm still here, but things are such that I can get on and read in bits

> and pieces. And today is one of the bits and pieces.

>

> Jackie Noel

> www.sagaciousairedales.com

> www.sagaciousdogcountry.com

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Not to butt in here...but thank you for letting us know about this group. I

own a dog rescue (www.secludedhearts.org) and just joined. I first suspected

that the vaccines were the cause of my (now deceased) Lhasa's seizures. He

started having them a few days after he was vaccinated, but as the year wore

on (and the vaccines wore off...), they became less frequent. That was when

I started doing research on the vaccines. Then I realized if the vaccines

were causing problems in my dogs, they must not be good for my children

either. I used to get my children vaccinated (before I knew the bad about

vaccines), and I had thought they were all done. Then school sent the letter

this year that my children had to receive two new vaccines. I freaked and

that is what brought me to this group. Anyway, didn't mean to write a book

(hehe), but I appreciate you giving us the name of the " jstsayno2vaccines "

list. I also own six rescue groups and think I will pass the link onto

my members.

Lynn

>>

>>>

>>> Sue,

>>>

>>> Get yourself on " jstsayno2vaccs " a List for dogs/cats. We

>> have been

>>> discussing this topic the last week. You'll need two references. You

>> can use

>>> me and if sagacious on this list ( she's on the

>>

>> ,

>>

>> I'm still here, but things are such that I can get on and read in bits

>> and pieces. And today is one of the bits and pieces.

>>

>> Jackie Noel

>> www.sagaciousairedales.com

>> www.sagaciousdogcountry.com

[Guest guest]

Well, Hullo Diane! Nice to see you here. I am glad you have joined this

list. What has particularly convinced me about the whole vaccine issue is

hearing from animal breeders on your list. Due to the shorter life spans of

dogs and cats, one can readily see through generations of them what adverse

events vaccines can produce and how nice and healthy are the ones who do

NOT receive the vaccines! Oh how I wish I had known about your list BEFORE

my dogs were vaxed. My older Jackie is still not right after the last rabies

shot...:-((((((

Anyway, it's good to have you here because I think a cross-pollination

between here and your list may produce some good discussions!

Cheers,

Re: Re: Possible canine sarcoma - x-post

> Hello Everyone,

>

> (special hello to Jackie, and new JSN member Lynn!)

>

> I guess it's time I sat down and made my introduction to this forum. I

> joined recently and time just seems to get away from me.

>

> Anyway, my name is Dianne and I am in Western PA, USA. I have no fur-less

> children but I am mom to ten four-footed-wonders (seven Collies; one

> Border

> Collie mix; and three domestic short hair cats). All of my dogs and cats

> are

> no-vaccs/no-chems/no-meds and raw fed. The only exceptions to this are

> three of

> my adult dogs who were with me about four years ago when the " rabies

> police "

> busted me and I was forced to have them vaccinated or risk losing them.

> Oh, and

> I adopted one of my kitties from a shelter where she was shot up with the

> usual toxic cocktail (my other two cats were four week old orphaned feral

> kittens

> when I rescued them so they escaped those insults). I am the owner and

> co-founder of Jstsayno2vaccs which Wulff-Tilford and myself created

> over six

> years ago in memory of my Conor (lost to rabies vaccine induced seizure

> activity) and her Max (suffering from vaccine induced seizure activity).

>

> I have been " in " Collies since birth....this tends to happen when your mom

> is

> a Collie person, LOL!! In the past year and a half I have returned to

> showing my dogs after taking a break from the sport for a few years to get

> my life

> back in some semblance of order. In my professional life I am a dog

> groomer

> and co-owner of The Canine Connection Salon & Spa.

>

> Great to be here!!!!

>

> In Light,

> Dianne Sever

> jodevincollies02@...

>

> Owner/Co-Founder " Just Say No To Vaccines " : Jstsayno2vaccs @

> .com

> Ravette-Jodevin Collies... " A tradition with a family plan " : 724-538-3463

>

> " I've seen a look in dogs' eyes...a quickly vanishing look of amazed

> contempt, and I am convinced that dogs think humans are nuts. " -

> Steinbeck

>

>

>