[CDHart]

I was given less than a year to live in 1998 -- lung cancer. Thanks to God, good doctors and a special diet that my RN daughter put me on, I'm still here. I'm convinced that the diet played a large part in my case. Anyone who would like details, just FReepmail me.

Carolyn

[backhoe]

Thank you, Carolyn, I will remember that.
Just for the sake of accuracy, while melanoma is what killed my BIL, quite ironically my first wife died from a stroke- after apparently beating both malignancies. Berry aneurism in the circlet of Willis. Nobody saw it coming- it was silent & undetected until it burst. On her 36th birthday, within minutes of the hour she was born-- it makes me subscribe ( to an extent ) to what I call the "Big Clock Theory"-- that each of us has a clock running on us, and until it strikes, you can literally stand up and walk through Hell unscathed- and when it chimes that final time, no power on Earth can help you.

[who knows what evil?]

I'm convinced that the diet played a large part in my case.

You are absolutely correct. Many cancers are the result of a poor diet (soda, fast food, and other nutritionally bankrupt "foods"). Chemo destroys the very immune system that your body needs to fight the cancers.