Re: I choose Chemo What can I do to prepare and what about after treatments

[Guest guest]

Greg

I assume you think chemo is your only choice? My prayers are with you.

Sorry I don't have any answers to your other questions. Doctors told

me that it was my only choice until I proved them wrong because cancer

cannot live in an oxygen rich environment and marijuana resin, THC is

a proven cancer cure. Watch Rick Simpson's video:

blessings to you.

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On Mar 7, 2011, at 5:03 PM, gvblk4msn wrote:

> Hi

>

> I start Chemo this Friday for Follicular Nhl of the small intestine.

>

> Since it is not operable for me. Whipple is too dramatic of a

> surgery for my smaller lesions.. but they are near the Ampula all

> 8cm worth Up and down stream.

>

> I will be given R-CVP every 3 weeks for up to 8 treatments

>

> Is there anything one can do to prevent the erosion of the stomach

> lining Also I'm a bit worried about Nerve De-generation. the Dr.

> will be watching of course for any tingling it the hands and feet

> and adjust dosage accordingly

>

> I understand Anti oxidants are not recomended So I plan on taking

> EFA's Vitamin D and maybe colostrum and possibly an I-Cap, small

> amounts of Anti Oxidant's except maybe Vitamin C.

>

> I also read that on the day of infusion to get a brisk

> walk in 45 minutes or so and then get into a hot bath 105deg F

> to help distribute the Chemo throughout the vessels....

>

> Greg

[Guest guest]

Greg,

Efficacy of chemo for your follicular NHL is largely dependent on its grade.

One of the better ways to determine this is through the PET-CT. If there is

a low affinity for FDG then I would consider a differentiation therapy

instead.

It is important to fast the day before chemo. The taking of a hot tub or a

sauna while the chemo is in you is a good idea. You might also eat

something sweet while the chemo is dripping.

Certain supplements can be useful to kick up the chemo and minimize side

effects. These can include:

Astragalus

Dipyridamole

glutamine

arginine

ornithine

cysteine

vitamin C

Vitamin C will act something like a sugar during chemo. It is far more

likely to benefit you than harm you.

You seem like a pretty nice guy. It is too bad your doc couldn't have found

a thug to give the chemo to.

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Subject: [ ] I choose Chemo What can I do to prepare and what

about after treatments

Hi

I start Chemo this Friday for Follicular Nhl of the small intestine.

Since it is not operable for me. Whipple is too dramatic of a

surgery for my smaller lesions.. but they are near the Ampula all 8cm worth

Up and down stream.

I will be given R-CVP every 3 weeks for up to 8 treatments

Is there anything one can do to prevent the erosion of the stomach lining

Also I'm a bit worried about Nerve De-generation. the Dr.

will be watching of course for any tingling it the hands and feet

and adjust dosage accordingly

I understand Anti oxidants are not recomended So I plan on taking

EFA's Vitamin D and maybe colostrum and possibly an I-Cap, small amounts of

Anti Oxidant's except maybe Vitamin C.

I also read that on the day of infusion to get a brisk

walk in 45 minutes or so and then get into a hot bath 105deg F

to help distribute the Chemo throughout the vessels....

Greg

[Guest guest]

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Hi

I start Chemo this Friday for Follicular Nhl of the small intestine.

Since it is not operable for me. Whipple is too dramatic of a

surgery for my smaller lesions.. but they are near the Ampula all 8cm worth Up

and down stream.

I will be given R-CVP every 3 weeks for up to 8 treatments

Is there anything one can do to prevent the erosion of the stomach lining Also

I'm a bit worried about Nerve De-generation. the Dr.

will be watching of course for any tingling it the hands and feet

and adjust dosage accordingly

I understand Anti oxidants are not recomended So I plan on taking

EFA's Vitamin D and maybe colostrum and possibly an I-Cap, small amounts of Anti

Oxidant's except maybe Vitamin C.

I also read that on the day of infusion to get a brisk

walk in 45 minutes or so and then get into a hot bath 105deg F

to help distribute the Chemo throughout the vessels....

Greg

Greg  PAWPAW tea is 300 times better then Chemo  The only problem

was when I was on  it was that it give me a bad explosive diarrhea be for I

found out about the diet I was supose to be on with it I use it for my Prostrate

bone met it worked Im free of pain have a look also cellar liculd Zollite 

http://alternativecancer.us/pawpaw.htm

[Guest guest]

Hello Greg

I've been battling fcc for 6+ years so far. Besides my own research and

protocol, I'm a member of this site run by a 20+ year survivor. He has an

article called Optimizing Chemotherapy. It's well worth the $25 membership

cost.

www.lymphomasurvival.com

You mention choose chemo. Are the nodes pressing/blocking against the organs ?

Best wishes, Steve

>

> Hi

>

> I start Chemo this Friday for Follicular Nhl of the small intestine.

>

> Since it is not operable for me. Whipple is too dramatic of a

> surgery for my smaller lesions.. but they are near the Ampula all 8cm worth Up

and down stream.

>

> I will be given R-CVP every 3 weeks for up to 8 treatments

>

> Is there anything one can do to prevent the erosion of the stomach lining Also

I'm a bit worried about Nerve De-generation. the Dr.

> will be watching of course for any tingling it the hands and feet

> and adjust dosage accordingly

>

> I understand Anti oxidants are not recomended So I plan on taking

> EFA's Vitamin D and maybe colostrum and possibly an I-Cap, small amounts of

Anti Oxidant's except maybe Vitamin C.

>

> I also read that on the day of infusion to get a brisk

> walk in 45 minutes or so and then get into a hot bath 105deg F

> to help distribute the Chemo throughout the vessels....

>

> Greg

>

[Guest guest]

Creg what I was sying is PAwPAW is a good folow up for when you finish chemo

multiple drug-resistant cells (MDR cells). Chemo is not effective against these

cells. After the first round of chemo, so when you finish with the chemo if you

start on PAW PAW the be no cancer left Ray

[Guest guest]

, do you use this oil? If so, would you mind sharing what it has done for

you?

xxoo

[Guest guest]

Thanks Ray I'll take a look at it

>

> Creg what I was sying is PAwPAW is a good folow up for when you finish chemo

> multiple drug-resistant cells (MDR cells). Chemo is not effective against

these

> cells. After the first round of chemo, so when you finish with the chemo if

you

> start on PAW PAW the be no cancer left Ray

>

[Guest guest]

Hi

Thanks for all the suggestions

Please consider this study Study Here

<http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16648662>

There are more but not too many

Most clinics are not affordable (5K-7k/week) to me and for the most

part have just Antidotal evidence which

offers some comfort but not enough. If I had a non extranodal form of

this non curable Cancer

I would then consider a natural approach. And also it seems to be

waiting just outside the pancreas

which helped change my mind toward Chemo....

Greg