Posted on 01/23/2017 6:58:42 AM PST by C19fan
A mother-of-four with breast cancer has turned down conventional treatment and instead plans to cure her illness through a combination of healthy eating, bitter almonds and purified water. Sarah Valentine, 36, of Bethersden, Kent, was offered either a full mastectomy or a lumpectomy and radiotherapy on the NHS - but she has defied medical advice by declining both options.
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Buh-bye, Ms Valentine. Prayers for her family.
Her boyfriend backs her decision.
Ask Steve Jobs how well that worked out for him.
Oh, wait. Never mind.
Later tater....
I known a gal that went this route and 10 years later she is still going. She had 8 children.
IIRC, didn’t he specifically take up ‘residence’ in Tennessee or some such so he could buy his way into being high on a donor list for whatever he had cancer in?
An unfortunate and stupid decision which will leave 4 orphans.
Cancer is a funny thing, rarely it doesn’t act like cancer.
Personally I had mine cut out.
I had mine zapped. The cure left me weak but alive.
Each of her kids looks like they have a different dad. Hope each dad is involved with his child so they’ll have a parent when eating almonds don’t work. She claims to have always eaten healthy so was surprised when she got sick but somehow thinks the cure is still eating healthy. Doesn’t make a lot of sense but it’s her decision.
I feel sorry for people like this. YES chemo SUCKS!! big time... but you know what. Im still here 12 years later... and the cancer is LONG gone.. just sayin.
Sometimes, when your time is up, your time is up.
I can sympathize with her, when it comes to cancer many times the cure is worse than the disease and people don't want to do it. But - refusal to take the best possible course of treatment doesn't give her the moral high ground (which is what she seems to be looking for).
I think some of her diet plans are excellent. But I don’t understand why not get rid of the tumors ASAP so they don’t spread. I wouldn’t do chemo either but I sure as hell would do surgery.
Three women I know diagnosed with breast cancer at about the same time. One had surgery and radiation, and one had surgery, radiation, and chemo. They are five years now without recurrence. The third one opted for a similar route to this woman -— she suffered greatly, and we buried her two years ago.
Knowing you have a cancer growing inside of you is disconcerting. I had to wait a few weeks before my surgery and I felt like I had an enemy lurking in my body.
Yeah, it’s creepy. You want it out!
But I do believe health cures. I don’t like the chemo paradigm. The human and bacteria biome system in us, with Gd’s help, will do its best without destroying itself. No scorched earth treatments for me. But not everyone feels that way and I have four kids too so who knows what decision I would make if necessary.
There used to be a saying “only God and surgeons cure cancer.”
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