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Hi Syd, If you don't mind, can you please elaborate on your symptoms? Somebody phoned me yesterday with symptoms that sound like it might be colon cancer but I'm not sure. If you feel uncomfortable

Esther, It will be good to hear of any good progress you make. Keep us posted, OK? Syd

Well, why not post he city you live in and see if there is a nearby list member who can help you out? Syd

"I wish you continued progress." Thanks Wilhelm. Syd

Why do I keep getting these emails after I post something to this group? It even contains my post to this group in the email to me, which is ostensibly from the Discover Card Company. thanks, vanessa

Esther, Stage 4 Colon Cancer, multiple mets to the liver. I had surgery in December and started chemo six weeks later. Quite a shock really. By the time I had symptoms I was already stage 4. Snuck up

I know there is nothing in the files, but I was wondering if anyone out there knows of anyone with Cystic Fibrosis being helped with the Budwig Protocol. One of the mom's in my son's gymnastics class

I'm in Boca Raton, FL. I'm sure everyone here is probably busy with their own dramas though. . . thanks! vanessa syd_monk writes:

Syd: We can cheer each other on then Syd. I am stage 4 Breast Cancer, with mets to liver and bones. I also had chemo at first, Have been off chemo for about 9 weeks now, don't want to ever have chemo

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Hi Syd, as you explain, you had your reasons for making the choice that you did. I was not being critical of your decision. However, there has been so much talk lately of doing chemo along with the

[Excerpts from the Article] A lot of people ask me, "Mike, how can you say that chronic disease is reversible? The American Medical Association doesn't say it's reversible. The American Cancer Society

Wilhelm, Too true. I didn't know anything about alternative therapies when I was diagnosed, and went along with my oncologist. In retrospect, it probably was actually the right decision for me since

Dear good friends, I saw my ophthalmologis yesterday for a very thorough eye examination and discussion about care. I have lost most of the vision in the left eye to macular degeneration but that

Thank you for asking this, Syd. I am very happy to hear the tumors are dying. This is exactly the situation I am in. With two more chemo to get through in this round, I want to cycle into a

Say Elliot This article is to important to miss for many here that use this as a 'chat group' and fail to read something this well written. Could you post it in a couple of pages - especially the last

This is true, however when one makes that personal decision, I think this info might be valuable to them. We all know that there are people on this list who are currently doing the protocol and taking

There is always the somewhat less obvious of not taking chemo in the first place... Wilhelm To: FlaxSeedOil2@... Sent: Thursday, May 05, 2005 9:51 AM Subject: [FlaxSeedOil2] chemo and JB I

Thank you for your concern Kim, I will be better able to deal with JB after chemo. In fact, that is my battle plan to prevent relapse, assuming I acheive remission. Meanwhile I will try try JB on a