Imus, treatment

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http://www.nydailynews.com/blogs/dailypolitics/2010/01/king-on-a-senate-run-prostate.htmlAccording to this story it appears Don Imus is taking a 'holistic' approach with his PCa.

I'm only providing becasue I know when he first went public there was some question asto what he chose for treatment.-- Emersonwww.flhw.org

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Given that it's Imus, he's probably taking an " assholistic " approach.

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According to this story it appears Don Imus is taking a 'holistic' approach with

his PCa. I'm only providing becasue I know when he first went public there was

some question as to what he chose for treatment.

--

Emerson www. flhw. org

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Dave I to am saddened for the men who went on the Holistic approach just a bit to late, and have died from there cancer , but with all respect I can see you may not know what you talking about. You see quite a few of us are on the Holistic approach, because we all tried to get our prostrate cancer treated in the conventional way , and it just dident work out like it did with a lot of the men in this group, it was mainly because our cancer was just to hard for our doctors to treat.

With me, it was three things, my weight, my bad heart, and being sick for so long, and not being able to work. So after I spent most of my money on very Manny uselest test that went no were . I found I had a lack of enough money, for any more treatment. that my doctors proposed for me to have

All of us, the ones Ive talk to on holistic approach, seem to be doing find now.

You know because I'm do so well, my doctor is only doing a psa test for me every 6 months. He told me the the ultra sound I had last month, showed my prostrate is half the size it was in 2008, it also has no bumps on it like it did back them, and it no longer pushing half way in to my blader like it was last year. Goldstein right, the Holistic approach works for a lot of us it all we have left give us a chance, all the best for the new year Randall

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Given that it's Imus, he's probably taking an "assholistic" approach.http://www.nydailyn ews.com/blogs/ dailypolitics/ 2010/01/king- on-a-senate- run-prostate. htmlAccording to this story it appears Don Imus is taking a 'holistic' approach with his PCa. I'm only providing becasue I know when he first went public there was some question as to what he chose for treatment.-- Emerson www. flhw. org

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Randall, I think you misread me. I was commenting on Don Imus, not on whatever

choice of therapy he may have made.

As for " the holistic approach " , the term " holistic " means so many different

things depending on who is using it that to comment on it in a general way is

impossible.

- Dave

http://www.nydailyn ews.com/blogs/ dailypolitics/ 2010/01/king-

on-a-senate- run-prostate. html According to this story it appears Don Imus is

taking a 'holistic' approach with his PCa. I'm only providing becasue I know

when he first went public there was some question as to what he chose for

treatment.

-- Emerson www. flhw. org

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If you can send mail to " ProstateCancerSupport " , I don't know why you insist on spelling " prostate " as " prostrate " .

You can put your flax seed where the moon don't shine./Steve

 

Dave I to am saddened  for the men who went on the Holistic approach just a bit to late, and have died from there cancer , but with all respect I can see you may not  know what you talking about. You see  quite a few of us are on the  Holistic approach, because  we all tried to get our prostrate cancer treated in the conventional way , and  it just dident work out like it did with a lot of the men in this group, it was mainly  because our cancer was just to hard for our doctors to treat.

 

With me, it was three things, my weight, my bad heart, and being sick for so long, and not being able to work. So after I spent most of my money on very Manny uselest test that went no were . I found I had a lack of enough money, for any more  treatment. that my doctors proposed for me to have

 

 All of us, the ones Ive talk to on holistic approach, seem to be  doing find now.

 

You know  because I'm do so well, my doctor is only doing a psa test  for me every 6 months. He told me the the  ultra sound I had last month,  showed  my prostrate is half the size it was in 2008, it also has no bumps on it like it did back them,  and it no longer pushing half way  in to my blader like it was last year. Goldstein  right,  the Holistic approach works for a lot of us it all we have left  give us a chance,   all the best for the new year Randall  

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Sent: Wed, 6 January, 2010 3:17:51 PMSubject: Re: Imus, treatment

 

Given that it's Imus, he's probably taking an " assholistic " approach.

http://www.nydailyn ews.com/blogs/ dailypolitics/ 2010/01/king- on-a-senate- run-prostate. html

According to this story it appears Don Imus is taking a 'holistic' approach with his PCa. I'm only providing becasue I know when he first went public there was some question as to what he chose for treatment.

-- Emerson www. flhw. org

See what's on at the movies in your area. Find out now.