[pgkdan]

I don't know about that. I certainly wouldn't recommend what she did as a treatment for cancer but I know from painful experience that the treatment is often worse than the disease. And in the end many end up dead anyway.

My wife lived for a year with her cancer, suffering every day from the side effects of her chemo. She only suffered from the cancer the last week of her life as her organs began to shut down.

Hindsight's always 20/20.

[Nea Wood]

If I were diagnosed, I wouldn’t know what to do, because it DOES seem like all the suffering is from the treatment, not the disease. Getting sick from the chemo, losing their hair, having mastectomies, etc., etc.

[MarMema]

So sorry for your loss.

[nagant]

Cancer is an effect of insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes. Both are caused by carbohydrate ingestion, in other words ingestion of plant -based food products. Meat, and especially fat, are the cures. Burried in this relationship is the connection that someone so adicted to carbs that she has cancer is also a self-styled lesbian.

It’s ironic that new-age cancer sufferers turn more heavily to the foods which caused their cancers. The addictive nature of carbohydrates is hard to overcome.

[cherry]

I have an oncology nurse friend who finished up with surgery,chemo but refuses any other drugs or radiation....her mother had cancer and apparently suffered more from the "cure" after the primary cancer was gone...

another friend died last year of lung cancer...the radiation really made her last year miserable...

sorry about your wife.... may God bless you....