Bare with me a day or two..

procam · Oct 20, 2011

Essence19 said:
hey man not meaning to pry - but you should watch this Documentary - they list 4 ways to defeat cancer without heavy chemo and drugs - if your curious

Sadly most people here aren't worried about this kind of thing. I only eat organic foods I get my eggs from a local farm and I spend most of my summer growing vegetables and freezing them for the winter.

Someone is trying to kill us bro!

To the OP I wish you the best ... For future reference look into 35% Food Grade Hydrogen Peroxide. There is a regimen you take to keep your cancer cells down it also kill off any and all viruses.

I haven't had a cold or flu in over 6 years..

Cnotey · Oct 20, 2011

thedon23 said:
I'm really sorry to hear that man..Keeping your family in my prayers. Just always remember this:

?For every dark night, there's a brighter day?

If this is true, I would say I'm owed quite a few brighter days.

GL oxen, we would like to know how she's doing.

phatzilla · Oct 21, 2011

oxonbeef said:
It's all weird mate. My mum had cancer of the esophagus and it was the treatment that killed her. The radiotherapy burnt a hole in her windpipe and
she died of pneumonia when I asked why they had stopped treating her they said there was no point and they would just administer pain killers now.
With Thyroid cancer it is dealt with by a thyroid specialist, they remove the thyroid and she will be on tablets the rest of her life to replace what the thyroid does.
Morgan my daughter is 21 and thyroid cancer is more prevalent in women the men but normally woman over 30.
The hospital says it is becoming more common in younger women and they don't know if this is because detection methods are getting better or it is becoming more widespread.
Morgan has never touched a cigarette in her life, my mother was smoking two days before she died saying "No point in giving up now!".

She probably had an autoimmune disease of the thyroid called hashimotos for a while before it developed into cancer. How was her health in the past years?

And it will be a difficult time with the treatment, but eventually when you get the dosages right, it should be very manageable. Young female neighbor also had a thyroidectamy

mrdexter · Oct 21, 2011

OB, it's very brave of you to explain here the whys. Given your rep you could have easily said you have a lot of something on your plate and people would have given you the benefit of the doubt.

I lost my father to cancer a few years ago, and his primary carer for the last couple of months I not only empathise with what you said but agree and want to highlight the importance of organisations like Macmillan.

For those who have commented about the prevalence of cancer, in the UK it is estimated that a third of us will get, or be close to someone who gets cancer.

If there is anything I can do for you on a practical level then please don't hesitate to ask.

Wishing you ALL a speedy recovery, my thoughts are with you.

Bare with me a day or two..

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