OS and chemo - COMMENT

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Rhoda and All -

 

These oncologists base " expiry dates " solely on the fact that they

know exactly how long it will take for the chemicals to kill someone

(they are all different), NOT BECAUSE THEY KNOW who you are as a

person, or how you take care of yourself on the physical, emotional,

mental and spiritual levels (all of which are factored in to total

healing).

 

They also base this so called date on the " average " person. Average

people are those who don't exercise and eat poorly, and don't do

anything proactive. The same rules can't apply to people who are

taking care of themselves.

 

With all the psychoneuroimmunology studies and the field of

epigenetics so many are writing about, we are learning that one also

must pay attention to what they choose to " listen " to. They've proven

time and again that when we are told we have so many months to live

and we buy into it, our immune systems will kick in and do as it " is

told " . Please don't listen to this!

 

5 years ago I had a doctor at Cleveland Clinic tell me if I went ahead

with my extensive dental surgeries I would be dead of a heart attack

or stroke in a year (um......still here). I guess he'd rather have

seen me die of staph and strep infections in my body.

 

2 years ago I walked away from a number of cancer " experts " after they

told me I'd be dead in a year. I challenged them all to the point they

never called me to come back. They can't answer the hard questions

because they're legally bound not to. I asked why they all offer

everyone the same cookie cutter approach regardless of what a person's

immune system is like, and one finally had the guts to tell me because

of lawsuits. They come from a " health " system dynamic of fear -

something I chose not to be a part of. I don't buy into the fear. If

they're afraid, they don't get paid and I go elsewhere.

 

I refused to listen 2 years ago and am healthier now than I have been

in a decade. I still have healing to do but I choose to move forward

and continue on until this is out of my body.

 

Please Rhoda, continue to ask for answers and help here but base all

your decisions on what your own intuition and gut are telling you to

do. If any doctor's input frightens you, leave. If you think chemo may

help you in some way, keep supporting your immune system, but don't

let them tell you they know when you'll die. It's a lie.

 

Prayers and Peace to You All,

 

cathy

 

-- In oleander soup , " May " <luellamay129 wrote:

>

> " Bear in mind that my onc says that even with chemo I have only 18

> > months to 2 years to my expiriy date. Rhoda "

>

> Rhoda,

>

> Do not buy into this. Oncs are wrong every day. Look at Toya, a

> perfect example. Please keep taking the oleander. And don't listen to

> the oncs. They are medical professionals.

>

> And we are going to prove them wrong.

>

> Love and Hugs,

>

>

>

> oleander soup , " Rhoda Mead " <hummingbird541@>

> wrote:

> >

> > Tony, I'm looking into several options, among them IPT, if I can

> arrange it

> > practially and financially. For those who don't know what it is, IPt

> uses

> > the well-known ability of tumor cells to uptake sugar at a much

> greater rate

> > than normal cells. So smaller amounts of chemo are combined with

> insulin,

> > etc, to enter cells preferentially.

> >

> > Tony or everyone, do you know whether IPT is as effective as

> full-blast

> > chemo. Bear in mind that my onc says that even with chemo I have only

> 18

> > months to 2 years to my expiriy date. Rhoda

> >

>