Re: Del Mar Cancer Treatment

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> Does anyone have good experience with cancer retreat center in Del Mar?

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I do!!! I can't say that I have the control over this beast that I want yet,

but we're still working on it. And here's the thing ... an oncologist only has

so many tricks up his sleeve. In my case, hormonal therapy or chemo. That's

it. Then there's hospice. But not with . He's got oodles of tricks up

his sleeve. And so far, no toxicity at all and I've been with him for 6 months

now.

I'll take my chances with low toxicity and many more options any day!

xxoo

[Guest guest]

At 04:32 PM 4/9/2009, you wrote:

>Does anyone have good experience with cancer retreat center in Del Mar?

I took my aunt there when she had a fast-growing sarcoma on her arm.

She did eventually have to go for surgery, but that was all. That was

mainly because we needed Medicare to start paying. Her surgeon said

the tumor was just sitting there on the muscle and he thought he got

it all. Follow-up scans continue to show her to be cancer free.

After our visit to the Mango Retreat, I did an interview with

and you can read it here.

<http://www.pyrabang.com/view.php?ref=heartofgold & post_id=25659>Terminal

Cancer? Wanna live?

When Cancer Strikes who ya gonna call?

A top USA alternative specialist of course!

If I found out I had cancer 's center would be my first destination.

's specialty though is the more advanced and " terminal " cancers.

Well, read his interview, it explains a lot.

[Guest guest]

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> Does anyone have good experience with cancer retreat center in Del Mar?

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Ecomedispa,

I've had a good experience myself.

What sort of cancer/stage are you asking for?

who runs the clinic is a member of this list and I'm sure can talk to

you preliminarily on-line.

He is very knowledgebale and has a lot of tricks up his sleeve. The retreat is a

pleasant place and staff are fantastic.