Cancer

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Hi ,

Thanks for your consideration in sending the link--I appreciate it.

Kind regards,

Trudy

Message: 6

Date: Fri, 07 Mar 2003 16:36:40 -0000

From: " Kathy " <grdnkat@...>

Subject: Cancer

Trudy I believe you were looking for info regarding squamous cell

cancer. I have been doing quite a bit of research on this subject

over the past year and just recently found a very good website that

gives some thorough information regarding squamous cell cancer,

although it covers only tradional treatments

http://www.cancerbacup.org.uk/info/mouth/mouth-2a.htm

This website covers most other types of cancer as well. Hope this is

helpful......

[Guest guest]

Dr. Kelley and a Dr. have been successfully treating

cancer with diet and pancreatic enzymes. There are other options as

well...laetrile (sp) comes to mind. I'm sure you could Google these

two guys and find lots of info. We were pursuing Kelley info when my

Dad was diagnosed with stomach cancer...but ran out of time.

Best of luck,

~Alana

On Jun 11, 2004, at 2:00 PM, Suze Fisher wrote:

> I saw a family friend today who has esophageal cancer, which has

> metastasized to his liver. He just came off a four month round of

> chemo. He

> and his family are preparing for his death (he's 66). I hate to see

> people

> give up, especially when not all avenues for healing have been

> explored. I

> don't know for a fact that he hasn't tried any alternative therapies,

> but I

> would like to send him some information on possible alternatives that

> might

> be worth pursuing. My mom said he's busy writing his memoirs - I

> think it

> would be great if didn't have to write them for another 20-30 years.

>

> I'd greatly appreciate any suggestions...

> Suze Fisher

> Lapdog Design, Inc.

> Web Design & Development

> http://members.bellatlantic.net/~vze3shjg

> Weston A. Price Foundation Chapter Leader, Mid Coast Maine

> http://www.westonaprice.org

>

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

> “The diet-heart idea (the idea that saturated fats and cholesterol

> cause

> heart disease) is the greatest scientific deception of our times.”

> --

> Mann, MD, former Professor of Medicine and Biochemistry at Vanderbilt

> University, Tennessee; heart disease researcher.

>

> The International Network of Cholesterol Skeptics

> <http://www.thincs.org>

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

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Suze, I am sorry to here about your family friend with cancer. I would

like to pass this info along to you: It is the work of Dr Johanna

Budwig. I hope I am right in saying that her program has a 99% cure

rate. Someone correct me if I am wrong. Cancer patients have been

known to get up from there dying bed and walk away after starting her

protocal. Here is the only website in english (to the best of my

knowledge) that tells about it:

http://www.healingcancernaturally.com/healingwithlight.html

Also there is a group that is fantastic.

My best to you,

Del

" Suze Fisher " wrote:

> I saw a family friend today who has esophageal cancer, which has

> metastasized to his liver. He just came off a four month round of

chemo. He

> and his family are preparing for his death (he's 66). I hate to see

people

> give up, especially when not all avenues for healing have been

explored. I

> don't know for a fact that he hasn't tried any alternative

therapies, but I

> would like to send him some information on possible alternatives

that might

> be worth pursuing. My mom said he's busy writing his memoirs - I

think it

> would be great if didn't have to write them for another 20-30 years.

>

> I'd greatly appreciate any suggestions...

> Suze Fisher

> Lapdog Design, Inc.

> Web Design & Development

> http://members.bellatlantic.net/~vze3shjg

> Weston A. Price Foundation Chapter Leader, Mid Coast Maine

> http://www.westonaprice.org

>

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

> " The diet-heart idea (the idea that saturated fats and cholesterol cause

> heart disease) is the greatest scientific deception of our times. "

--

> Mann, MD, former Professor of Medicine and Biochemistry at Vanderbilt

> University, Tennessee; heart disease researcher.

>

> The International Network of Cholesterol Skeptics

> <http://www.thincs.org>

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

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> I saw a family friend today who has esophageal cancer, which has

> metastasized to his liver. He just came off a four month round of chemo.

He

> and his family are preparing for his death (he's 66). I hate to see people

> give up, especially when not all avenues for healing have been explored. I

> don't know for a fact that he hasn't tried any alternative therapies, but

I

> would like to send him some information on possible alternatives that

might

> be worth pursuing. My mom said he's busy writing his memoirs - I think it

> would be great if didn't have to write them for another 20-30 years.

>

> I'd greatly appreciate any suggestions...

> Suze Fisher

>

Esophageal cancer is most predominant with gluten allergic. An Australian

M.D. Reading who wrote Trace Your Genes to Health has a 9 in 10 cancer

cure rate with gluten elimination and ketogenic diet, IIRC.

Wanita

[Guest guest]

While not being anything like an expert on cancer, I;ve started to

put together a page for my website which covers some of the

approaches I've come across, and includes links so people can

research further. It's not finished, but I can send you what I;ve

done so far, if you're interested.

It includes the link to the whole transcript of Kelley's

book, and a link to Joanna Budwig as well.

I'll have to add in Wanita's info about gluten intolerance. Does

that feature in a lot of cancers, Wanita, or just the ones that

involve the digestive tract?

deb

> I saw a family friend today who has esophageal cancer

[Guest guest]

Hears a repeat i posted some time ago on Joanna Bugwig on another posting

board.

Hi group, hears something i found in our local alive magazine, that i

thought would be interesting.

On May 19, 2003 a great scientist, Dr Johanna Bugwig, was laid to rest in

Freudenstadt, Germany, at the age of 94.

Dr. Budwig was a pioneer and a fighter for the truth. Amoung her

discoveries, patentable inventions, and the constant ups and downs and the

fights with the multinational margarine industry.

She held a double doctorate in medicine and in pharmaceutical chemistry. Dr.

Budwig also studied biochemistry, physics, and psychology. Because of these

achievements Johanna Bugwig was offically appointed by the German government

to lead the research work in the process of artificially hardening vegetable

oils for the manufacturing of margarine. By 1950, she had made a number of

remarkable discoveries. Her greatest invention was a method of analyzing and

separating different fatty acids, called paper-chromatography, which helped

lead to her greatest discovery-trans-fatty acids and their detrimental

effects in human health.

Dr. Budwigs success with cancer patients. She had dicovered deficiencies in

their blood caused by the ingestion of trans-fatty acids in shortening and

margarine made from hydrogenated oils. Essential substances, phosphatides

and lipoproteins, were no longer present.

Dr Bugwig found that the elimination of trans-fatty acids from the diet,

replaced by a natural formula of linolenic fatty acids (omega 3, which is

found abundantly in flax oil), combined with milk protein, such as quark or

cottage cheese ( of coarse raw milk preferably grass fed), would reverse the

cancerous condition over a period of three months.

The sun's energy, captured in fresh flax oil as photons, in combination with

electron of sulphur in milk protein, provides the life energy and healing

power to correct the blood disorders. With this treatment, Dr. Budgwig saw

her patients' tumours shrink, and the live dysfunction, cardiovascular

problems, and diabetes alleviated.

When Dr. Bugwig, at that time, a government employee whose work was

subsidized by th margarine industry monies, wanted to patent and publish her

discoveries in scientific journals, the industry protested. The publication

of the newfound health hazards would prove to be a financial disaster for

the margarine manufactures. She went ahead anyway and published her

inventions and discoveries. As a result she was nominated six times for the

Noble Prize.

But there was a cost to bear: She lost her job, her laboratory, and the

privilege to publish academically. By winning over 30 court cases, however,

she loosened the stranglehold, but sacrificed her valuable time to preparing

her own defence, which took away from her research and letting the world

know of the deadly effects of trans-fatty acids.

Dr. Johanna Budwig is recongnized as the world's leading authority on the

fats and oils. She has published twelve books and nurmerous articles in

scientific journals. Her lengendary ant-cancer Bugwig breakfast muesli is

delicious and now can be enjoyed by everyone (see the recipe at alive.com)

It is part of the rich inheritance she has left all health seekers.

Have fun reading it

Steve

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Responses:

>From: " Deb " <deb@...>

>Reply-

>

>Subject: Re: cancer

>Date: Sat, 12 Jun 2004 21:18:00 -0000

>

>While not being anything like an expert on cancer, I;ve started to

>put together a page for my website which covers some of the

>approaches I've come across, and includes links so people can

>research further. It's not finished, but I can send you what I;ve

>done so far, if you're interested.

>

>It includes the link to the whole transcript of Kelley's

>book, and a link to Joanna Budwig as well.

>

>I'll have to add in Wanita's info about gluten intolerance. Does

>that feature in a lot of cancers, Wanita, or just the ones that

>involve the digestive tract?

>

>deb

>

>

> > I saw a family friend today who has esophageal cancer

>

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[Guest guest]

Thanks everyone for your replies :-)

Deb - yes I'd love a copy of the cancer file you're working on - thanks so

much!

Wanita - what is your source on esophageal cancer being most predominant

among the gluten intolerant? This man is Italian, so would be less likely to

have the intolerance genes than many of us, but who knows? I'd love to send

him some info on any connection with gluten intolerance.

Suze Fisher

Lapdog Design, Inc.

Web Design & Development

http://members.bellatlantic.net/~vze3shjg

Weston A. Price Foundation Chapter Leader, Mid Coast Maine

http://www.westonaprice.org

----------------------------

“The diet-heart idea (the idea that saturated fats and cholesterol cause

heart disease) is the greatest scientific deception of our times.” --

Mann, MD, former Professor of Medicine and Biochemistry at Vanderbilt

University, Tennessee; heart disease researcher.

The International Network of Cholesterol Skeptics

<http://www.thincs.org>

----------------------------

>

[Guest guest]

> Wanita - what is your source on esophageal cancer being most predominant

> among the gluten intolerant? This man is Italian, so would be less likely

to

> have the intolerance genes than many of us, but who knows? I'd love to

send

> him some info on any connection with gluten intolerance.

>

> Suze Fisher

Deb & Suze,

Ran across the statement this week somewhere in an article or list along

with someone on the celiac list saying about a month ago a test showed

beginnings of esophogeal cancer. She knew it was a risk of being a celiac.

Just did a google search for gluten espohogeal cancer and got quite a bit.

In Dangerous Grains it says Italy tests children before entering school for

gluten intolerance. Don't have my book to check the finding. Do remember it

was higher than you'd think. More recent article posted here over the last

year IIRC had higher finding in Italian school children than Dangerous

Grains. Question myself " the gene " as being of only European origin as

celiac is found in every minority as well. Common SAD diet seems more likely

than common gene.

Wanita

[Guest guest]

>

Esophageal cancer is most predominant with gluten allergic. An Australian

M.D. Reading who wrote Trace Your Genes to Health has a 9 in 10 cancer

cure rate with gluten elimination and ketogenic diet, IIRC.

Wanita

That's so interesting! I have an elderly friend who is now dying of

esophageal cancer. He has always had trouble with wheat. His name for it

wasn't gluten intolerance but Sprue (same thing as I understand it). He

really did try hard to eliminate all gluten. I think that's why he has made

it to age 84. Everyone keeps blaming his smoking...drinking...womanizing...

It's nice to know it wasn't any of his vices that's going to finally

send him on his way to glory.

Thanks for the information Wanita. I'd tell him about the diet but his time

left is just a few days.

Jean

[Guest guest]

> I have an elderly friend who is now dying of

> esophageal cancer. He has always had trouble with wheat. His name for it

> wasn't gluten intolerance but Sprue (same thing as I understand it). He

> really did try hard to eliminate all gluten. I think that's why he has

made

> it to age 84. Everyone keeps blaming his

smoking...drinking...womanizing...

> It's nice to know it wasn't any of his vices that's going to finally

> send him on his way to glory.

> Thanks for the information Wanita. I'd tell him about the diet but his

time

> left is just a few days.

>

Same thing. Celiac sprue is the U.K. or Old English term given the disease

when discovered. Celiac disease, is used in the U.S. now and could have been

called just sprue here back when your friend was diagnosed. IMO, the gluten

he couldn't eliminate from his diet because of the carbs (craving producer)

and gluten in the alcohol (nearly all alcohol has gluten) had more to do

with it than the smoking did. Then again, there's probably gluten in

cigarette paper glue if its not one of the hundred or so tobacco additives

manufacturers include. Your friend tried to change his habits, likely wasn't

aware of all gluten sources or refined carbs link to cravings. Not total

irresponsibilty for his health there.

Wanita

[Guest guest]

hey deb -

what's your website?

fanks,

katja

At 05:18 PM 6/12/2004, you wrote:

>While not being anything like an expert on cancer, I;ve started to

>put together a page for my website which covers some of the

>approaches I've come across, and includes links so people can

>research further. It's not finished, but I can send you what I;ve

>done so far, if you're interested.

>

>It includes the link to the whole transcript of Kelley's

>book, and a link to Joanna Budwig as well.

>

>I'll have to add in Wanita's info about gluten intolerance. Does

>that feature in a lot of cancers, Wanita, or just the ones that

>involve the digestive tract?

>

>deb

>

>

> > I saw a family friend today who has esophageal cancer

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> " My cancer came back after chemo and I started on an alternative

> treatment. It is now in remission if not cured. I would like to share

> my experience with others " .

-- Please do! please share with us what you have been doing. We are all

eager to learn.

Gubi

[Guest guest]

Chad-

I have been to the clinic... with my nephew who was 5 at the time.

He had seriously bad Rhabdomyosarcoma. He had a recuurence in his

lungs after 3 years of chemo/radiation in childrens hospital. The

spots on his lungs were gone after treatment with Dr. . I

believe she used him as one of her studies for a book. He will be

14 years old July 1st. If you email me off the list I will give you

information to talk with my sister regarding Dr. . He is truly

a miracle.

Think Life...

> Hello. I posted the other day asking if anyone had been to the

clinic in

> Tijuana and did not get much feedback. If there are not many out

there that

> have been to the clinic for treating cancer, is there anyone who

has used Dr.

> 's protocols to heal their cancer? My friend is getting

desperate as his

> late stage colon cancer is spreading fast.

>

> Thank you,

> Chad

>

> ph:951-303-3471

> fax:603-994-1746

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

blackwalnut,cloves and wormwood in mega doses!

chadnnina@... wrote:Hello. I posted the other day asking if anyone had been

to the clinic in

Tijuana and did not get much feedback. If there are not many out there that

have been to the clinic for treating cancer, is there anyone who has used Dr.

's protocols to heal their cancer? My friend is getting desperate as his

late stage colon cancer is spreading fast.

Thank you,

Chad

ph:951-303-3471

fax:603-994-1746

[Guest guest]

I had a long conversation with my sister today after I spoke with

you... I really would encourage you to call her. She really has

experience; with her son having survived a very deadly cancer. The

doctors told her that my nephew, almost without any doubt, was going

to die. They fought, believed and won.

Have Faith,

[Guest guest]

Hi Chad,

It has been more than 6 years since I was diagnosed with breast

cancer, and except for conservative surgery, I refused chemo,

radiation, tamoxifen and other drug therapy. My doc told us that the

other patients she saw that were diagnosed about the time that I was

that had cancer like mine, are now dead.

I cannot recommend Dr. 's program highly enough....I tried

several other alternative cancer methods before I found hers, and

they did nothing for me.

I would recommend that you search the list archives for other cancer

patients' stories.

> Hello. I posted the other day asking if anyone had been to the

clinic in

> Tijuana and did not get much feedback. If there are not many out

there that

> have been to the clinic for treating cancer, is there anyone who

has used Dr.

> 's protocols to heal their cancer? My friend is getting

desperate as his

> late stage colon cancer is spreading fast.

>

> Thank you,

> Chad

>

> ph:951-303-3471

> fax:603-994-1746

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

----- ; Thank-you for your encouraging letter.

I just wanted to ask you if you reduced your tumor or surgically removed it?

I Wish I had forgone the chemo and radiation. I wish I knew of

Dr. then.

It

didn't

makesense to take drugs ..to reduce estrogen. So I didn 't take

tamoxifen.Even without Info at Dr. .

Somehow a lay person figure d it out.

Yet all these experts. push the deadliest toxins through our bodies and call

it safe. Are they so stupid or is it just greed?

Why don't they take a closer look at what they put in our food?

meat eggs and cheese hormones andapiols

are injectd with hormones.

Lina

Hi Chad,

It has been more than 6 years since I was diagnosed with breast

cancer, and except for conservative surgery, I refused chemo,

radiation, tamoxifen and other drug therapy. My doc told us that the

other patients she saw that were diagnosed about the time that I was

that had cancer like mine, are now dead.

I cannot recommend Dr. 's program highly enough....I tried

several other alternative cancer methods before I found hers, and

they did nothing for me.

I would recommend that you search the list archives for other cancer

patients' stories.

> Hello. I posted the other day asking if anyone had been to the

clinic in

> Tijuana and did not get much feedback. If there are not many out

there that

> have been to the clinic for treating cancer, is there anyone who

has used Dr.

> 's protocols to heal their cancer? My friend is getting

desperate as his

> late stage colon cancer is spreading fast.

>

> Thank you,

> Chad

>

> ph:951-303-3471

> fax:603-994-1746

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi, Chad, I was also diagnosed with breast cancer almost 2 years ago. I also

had surgery to have the lumps removed but refused conventional treatment despite

the fact that they told me that my lymph nodes tested positive and there was

probably still cancerous cells in my breast. Instead I went thru Dr. 's

21-day treatment and try to continue following her protocols. All of my follow

up tests have been negative.

As was suggested, have your friend definitely start taking the parasite program

immediately. Buy dr. clark's book as well. And tell him to think positive -

envision his body as getting healthier. I think attitude is the most important

thing of all.

A saliva test would also be a good idea - it would help him identify the toxins

in his system so he can go after them specifically.

Good luck,

Karyn

zaprascal <maryw67686@...> wrote:

Hi Chad,

It has been more than 6 years since I was diagnosed with breast

cancer, and except for conservative surgery, I refused chemo,

radiation, tamoxifen and other drug therapy. My doc told us that the

other patients she saw that were diagnosed about the time that I was

that had cancer like mine, are now dead.

I cannot recommend Dr. 's program highly enough....I tried

several other alternative cancer methods before I found hers, and

they did nothing for me.

I would recommend that you search the list archives for other cancer

patients' stories.

> Hello. I posted the other day asking if anyone had been to the

clinic in

> Tijuana and did not get much feedback. If there are not many out

there that

> have been to the clinic for treating cancer, is there anyone who

has used Dr.

> 's protocols to heal their cancer? My friend is getting

desperate as his

> late stage colon cancer is spreading fast.

>

> Thank you,

> Chad

>

> ph:951-303-3471

> fax:603-994-1746

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Karyn,

It is a delight to hear you alive and well and giving a 2 year report!

Big congratulations. We should have a Dr. long term cancer

survivors club.

Love,

> > Hello. I posted the other day asking if anyone had been to the

> clinic in

> > Tijuana and did not get much feedback. If there are not many

out

> there that

> > have been to the clinic for treating cancer, is there anyone who

> has used Dr.

> > 's protocols to heal their cancer? My friend is getting

> desperate as his

> > late stage colon cancer is spreading fast.

> >

> > Thank you,

> > Chad

> >

> > ph:951-303-3471

> > fax:603-994-1746

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

At 01:32 PM 4/19/2006, you wrote:

>I have a friend, he has cancer the doctor says that he

>has 6 month to live, and now he in his 4th month, is

>it too late to get a 2nd opinion.???

In a way you are doing that right now. No one knows how much time a

person has left to live. No, I take that back. Only the executioner

smugly has that knowledge. So many people think of physicians as

gods that it is then only human nature for many physicians to think

of themselves as omniscient. Fawning pharmaceutical reps add icing

to the cake. The patient - physician relationship eventuates into an

implicit contract to create a self-fulfilling prophesy. The

authority, the priest-physician, deigns to allow six months more of

life. The patient-supplicant gratefully and dutifully complies and

dies in six months. This reinforces the physician-priest's

self-acknowledgement that he/she can ordain the future.

This squirrelly little system has thousands of years of evolution

propelling it and it won't soon change. It does break down when the

physician tries to pit his God-power against the forces of

nature. Why do you think so many physician-pilots end up dead? Too

often the angel-physician thinks he can fly in a rain storm. I do

think that we would have a much better planet if all western

physicians were encouraged to fly into rain storms. I used to be an

atheist but only a True God could dream up that glorified rat trap --

the rain storm.

Enough venting for today. To answer the question: six months left

to live is stating that this is terminal cancer. There are many

possible chronic and acute situations that can arise that can kill

your friend quite rapidly. This includes deep vein thrombosis with

pulmonary emboli, cachexia, pneumonia/septicemia, ascites and/or

pulmonary effusion. You can also factor in the devastating effects of

chemotherapy, that, combined with pain, sap the will to live. One

oncologist told me that the reason coffin lids are nailed shut is to

prevent oncologists from giving more chemo.

The single most important medicine your friend needs is the rejection

of the notion that he is dying -- at least right away. If the

conventional guy told him that he is a lost cause, then by all means

he should dump the guy and find an advisor who has experience at

winning difficult cases.

[Guest guest]

Andy,

Roughly 95% of cancers are due to toxins and are actually a protection

for the body according to Lothar Hirnreise a German guy who runs an

alternative clinic there. I have a testimonial book as part of a

cancer program that I bought and I counted 14 cured people for

testicular cancer. If you or your nephew want to email me personally,

I'll copy and paste this info for you.

It seems to be a little lesser known cancer. I have tons of files

about cancer but also have little information about this.

Most of the people I know who cured their cancers followed an anti-

cancer diet with organic food, detoxified their body and got rid of

chemicals in their home and on their body. Alkalinity is important as

well.

I read many years ago that some types of underwear create a hotter

environment which can lead to testicular cancer. That was in

connection with plastic diapers and baby boys. Boxers are better for

boys and men because they allow for a cooler temperature.

Hope this helps.

Sharon

>

> My 21 year old nephew has testicle cancer. I was doing some research

> trying to see if there are any links to a bad diet and this kind of

> cancer. Does anyone know of any research that may have been done on

> this? Not having much luck finding anything. I also sent him the

cancer

> info from Bee's site.

>

> Thanks!

> Andy

>

[Guest guest]

I know I am going to pray for you. I cant imagine going through that. I sometimes think doctors need back-ups when they go on vacations. I understand life goes on for them but back ups would be nice when another doctor fills in for them so results can be read while they are away. I know God will get you through this. I pray he uses his strength and not yours in the name of Jesus.

Love, in Ohio

In a message dated 1/16/2008 11:56:41 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, cannst42@... writes:

Lynda,You bet my dear......the prayers will continue! Hang in there and stay as positive as possible, we're all here for you!Hugs and prayers!Cherie>> Ok, I now know I have adenocarcinoma. Don't have the exact type > yet. They only have preliminary results. Lung and liver is all I > know so far, don't know how bad, but bottom portion of right > lung. RSD is getting worse already.> > They don't know if I can do hyperbarics with chemo. Can deep sea > divers continue to do that when they have lung cancer? I will have > to find out.> > I will have to have the fluid drained from my pleural cavity > again. Probably within 2-4 weeks. Yuck! Last time was 1.3 liters > of fluid. Back still hurts. Still coughing sometimes from the lung > expanding again. The cold air almost did me in today and > yesterday. Hurts to cough.> > Friday I do a PET scan of the chest and abdomen, Sat. I do an MRI of > the brain. Tuesday P.M. my oncologist is back from his trip and the > test results will all be in.> > Chemo will probably start before the end of the month. Don't know > exact type yet. Will know a lot more Tues. late afternoon. Don't > see him until 4:45 P.M. and probably won't be home until after 7 P.M.> > Sounds like I have a busy schedule coming up. Continue those prayers, please.> > Lynda> Start the year off right. Easy ways to stay in shape in the new year.

[Guest guest]

Lynda,

You are tough and yeah sleeping pills helped me until i got a little better and started using sleeping tea all day and all night just to relax through it. Peppermint oil under my nose helped me to relax in bed also,and it made me feel like I smelled pretty good too. haha.

Love ya,

In a message dated 1/17/2008 12:13:01 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, coss@... writes:

in Ohio,There were back up doctors, and I had good care. It just takes time for the test results.I cannot imagine going through this either. I am going to try to keep busy so I don't think. I actually got a couple of sleeping pills because I am not sleeping. I think the doctor could tell that by looking at me. He told me to take a sleeping pill and get some rest before I really got sick.I am a tough cookie, so I know I will make it. I am sure the prayers help.LyndaAt 10:07 PM 1/16/2008, you wrote:>I know I am going to pray for you. I cant imagine going through >that. I sometimes think doctors need back-ups when they go on >vacations. I understand life goes on for them but back ups would be >nice when another doctor fills in for them so results can be read >while they are away. I know God will get you through this. I pray >he uses his strength and not yours in the name of Jesus.>Love, in Ohio>>In a message dated 1/16/2008 11:56:41 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, >cannst42 writes:>>Lynda,>>You bet my dear......the prayers will continue! Hang in there and>stay as positive as possible, we're all here for you!>>Hugs and prayers!>Cherie>>> >> > Ok, I now know I have adenocarcinoma. Don't have the exact type> > yet. They only have preliminary results. Lung and liver is all I> > know so far, don't know how bad, but bottom portion of right> > lung. RSD is getting worse already.> >> > They don't know if I can do hyperbarics with chemo. Can deep sea> > divers continue to do that when they have lung cancer? I will have> > to find out.> >> > I will have to have the fluid drained from my pleural cavity> > again. Probably within 2-4 weeks. Yuck! Last time was 1.3>liters> > of fluid. Back still hurts. Still coughing sometimes from the>lung> > expanding again. The cold air almost did me in today and> > yesterday. Hurts to cough.> >> > Friday I do a PET scan of the chest and abdomen, Sat. I do an MRI>of> > the brain. Tuesday P.M. my oncologist is back from his trip and>the> > test results will all be in.> >> > Chemo will probably start before the end of the month. Don't know> > exact type yet. Will know a lot more Tues. late afternoon. Don't> > see him until 4:45 P.M. and probably won't be home until after 7>P.M.> >> > Sounds like I have a busy schedule coming up. Continue those>prayers, please.> >> > Lynda> >>>>>>>---------->Start the year off right. ><http://body.aol.com/fitness/winter-exercise?NCID=aolcmp00300000002489>Easy >ways to stay in shape in the new year.> Start the year off right. Easy ways to stay in shape in the new year.

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,I read your message about fifteen minutes ago but I'm too deflated to write anything meaningful. I just wanted you to know you're not alone. cancer

Ok, I now know I have adenocarcinoma. Don't have the exact type

yet. They only have preliminary results. Lung and liver is all I

know so far, don't know how bad, but bottom portion of right

lung. RSD is getting worse already.

They don't know if I can do hyperbarics with chemo. Can deep sea

divers continue to do that when they have lung cancer? I will have

to find out.

I will have to have the fluid drained from my pleural cavity

again. Probably within 2-4 weeks. Yuck! Last time was 1.3 liters

of fluid. Back still hurts. Still coughing sometimes from the lung

expanding again. The cold air almost did me in today and

yesterday. Hurts to cough.

Friday I do a PET scan of the chest and abdomen, Sat. I do an MRI of

the brain. Tuesday P.M. my oncologist is back from his trip and the

test results will all be in.

Chemo will probably start before the end of the month. Don't know

exact type yet. Will know a lot more Tues. late afternoon. Don't

see him until 4:45 P.M. and probably won't be home until after 7 P.M.

Sounds like I have a busy schedule coming up. Continue those prayers, please.

Lynda

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[Guest guest]

,I read your message about fifteen minutes ago but I'm too deflated to write anything meaningful. I just wanted you to know you're not alone. cancer

Ok, I now know I have adenocarcinoma. Don't have the exact type

yet. They only have preliminary results. Lung and liver is all I

know so far, don't know how bad, but bottom portion of right

lung. RSD is getting worse already.

They don't know if I can do hyperbarics with chemo. Can deep sea

divers continue to do that when they have lung cancer? I will have

to find out.

I will have to have the fluid drained from my pleural cavity

again. Probably within 2-4 weeks. Yuck! Last time was 1.3 liters

of fluid. Back still hurts. Still coughing sometimes from the lung

expanding again. The cold air almost did me in today and

yesterday. Hurts to cough.

Friday I do a PET scan of the chest and abdomen, Sat. I do an MRI of

the brain. Tuesday P.M. my oncologist is back from his trip and the

test results will all be in.

Chemo will probably start before the end of the month. Don't know

exact type yet. Will know a lot more Tues. late afternoon. Don't

see him until 4:45 P.M. and probably won't be home until after 7 P.M.

Sounds like I have a busy schedule coming up. Continue those prayers, please.

Lynda

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