Guest guest Posted August 15, 2004 Report Share Posted August 15, 2004 I joined a stage IV melanoma group cuz of my friend and had been asking abo= ut alternatives and adjunctive therapies.....Noone has posted anything as us= eful as this one that you posted here http://www.cancure.org/choiceoftherapy.htm THANX!!!! - In , a54 <a54@s...> wrote: > Althea, > I believe laetrile is one of the most popular alternative treatments lega= lly > available in Mexico. > Here are some links on alternative cancer treatments. Maybe if you see t= he > name, you¹ll know which one dad is considering. > > Alternative Cancer Therapies > http://www.mnwelldir.org/docs/cancer1/altthrpy2.htm#Laetrile > http://www.cancure.org/choiceoftherapy.htm > > Here is an anti-malarial that is effective in cancer treatments: > http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve & db=PubMed & list= _ui > ds=11251172 & dopt=Abstract > > > Adult Brain Tumors > http://imsdd.meb.uni-bonn.de/cancer.gov/CDR0000062900.html > > I¹m so sorry for what your family is going through. > a > > > > > which doesn't make too much sense to me. My step-mother said they > > only saw the radiologist yesterday and a new appointment was made > > for the oncologist for 2 weeks away. She was trying to get it moved > > up when I called so the phone call was short. > > > > She said that the treatment they are opting for is similar to taking > > a quinine pill that they take for malaria - it is a treatment out of > > Mexico...now I am not sure if they are going to Mexico for this > > treatment or if you do it here. > > > > Then she told me the treatment would be daily for 6 weeks...which > > brings them real close to the Oct 1st date when the camp ground that > > they are living in closes for the winter. > > > > I am not sure what is happening. I did a search to read about brain > > cancers today and am more confused because I have so little > > information as to what he actually has. All I know is that it is > > inoperable and is level 4 cancerous. > > > > I am assuming it is inoperable because it is in the gray matter area > > not because of size because when first discovered they called it a > > small lesion on his brain. > > > > Assuming is bad though without all the facts. > > > > I looked at one of the tests for brain cancer and he doesn't have > > any bad bad symptoms...he had some dizziness but doesn't anymore. > > He has short-term memory failure but remembers things from years ago > > that he hasn't thought of in years. He is able to take care of > > himself except his major complaint is he can't make a phone call or > > balance his checkbook. > > > > Sounds pretty good to me but I know he is scared. Just hearing the > > word cancer has scared him pretty bad - let alone that it is brain > > cancer. > > > > I am lost and trying to understand from a long distance. I sit here > > and wonder what the next year will bring. I am not moving too well > > the last couple days...gtting up early but not able to stand > > straight till after lunch and then sitting waiting for a phone that > > doesn't ring and afraid to call because I won't be able to talk to > > my Dad...for one reason or another. > > > > I am again thankful for this support group where I can get some > > answers and lots of prayers(which are greatly needed). > > > > God bless, > > Althea > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 15, 2004 Report Share Posted August 15, 2004 I joined a stage IV melanoma group cuz of my friend and had been asking abo= ut alternatives and adjunctive therapies.....Noone has posted anything as us= eful as this one that you posted here http://www.cancure.org/choiceoftherapy.htm THANX!!!! - In , a54 <a54@s...> wrote: > Althea, > I believe laetrile is one of the most popular alternative treatments lega= lly > available in Mexico. > Here are some links on alternative cancer treatments. Maybe if you see t= he > name, you¹ll know which one dad is considering. > > Alternative Cancer Therapies > http://www.mnwelldir.org/docs/cancer1/altthrpy2.htm#Laetrile > http://www.cancure.org/choiceoftherapy.htm > > Here is an anti-malarial that is effective in cancer treatments: > http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve & db=PubMed & list= _ui > ds=11251172 & dopt=Abstract > > > Adult Brain Tumors > http://imsdd.meb.uni-bonn.de/cancer.gov/CDR0000062900.html > > I¹m so sorry for what your family is going through. > a > > > > > which doesn't make too much sense to me. My step-mother said they > > only saw the radiologist yesterday and a new appointment was made > > for the oncologist for 2 weeks away. She was trying to get it moved > > up when I called so the phone call was short. > > > > She said that the treatment they are opting for is similar to taking > > a quinine pill that they take for malaria - it is a treatment out of > > Mexico...now I am not sure if they are going to Mexico for this > > treatment or if you do it here. > > > > Then she told me the treatment would be daily for 6 weeks...which > > brings them real close to the Oct 1st date when the camp ground that > > they are living in closes for the winter. > > > > I am not sure what is happening. I did a search to read about brain > > cancers today and am more confused because I have so little > > information as to what he actually has. All I know is that it is > > inoperable and is level 4 cancerous. > > > > I am assuming it is inoperable because it is in the gray matter area > > not because of size because when first discovered they called it a > > small lesion on his brain. > > > > Assuming is bad though without all the facts. > > > > I looked at one of the tests for brain cancer and he doesn't have > > any bad bad symptoms...he had some dizziness but doesn't anymore. > > He has short-term memory failure but remembers things from years ago > > that he hasn't thought of in years. He is able to take care of > > himself except his major complaint is he can't make a phone call or > > balance his checkbook. > > > > Sounds pretty good to me but I know he is scared. Just hearing the > > word cancer has scared him pretty bad - let alone that it is brain > > cancer. > > > > I am lost and trying to understand from a long distance. I sit here > > and wonder what the next year will bring. I am not moving too well > > the last couple days...gtting up early but not able to stand > > straight till after lunch and then sitting waiting for a phone that > > doesn't ring and afraid to call because I won't be able to talk to > > my Dad...for one reason or another. > > > > I am again thankful for this support group where I can get some > > answers and lots of prayers(which are greatly needed). > > > > God bless, > > Althea > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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