I cured myself of cancer when I was 18., page 1


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Topic started on 27-3-2012 @ 07:27 PM by Damek
Hi,
When I was 18 I was diagnosed with nonseminoma testicular cancer. It's the rare type of testicular cancer that kills you fast. After having my right testicle surgically removed, I was put on chemotherapy treatments. The reason being that the cancer had spread to my lymph nodes. Cisplatin was the main drug in the concoction. I can't remember the name of the other two.

I only went through one of the three chemotherapy cycles. Each cycle lasted 3 weeks.

I had decided that the drugs would kill me before the cancer was killed, so I took things into my own hands.
I am 5'8" and weighed 105 lbs(down from 135), and it only took the drugs 3 weeks to get me there. I couldn't walk, sleep, eat, stand, think.. and so on. I couldn't even dream when I slept.

I used Doctor Budwigs concoction. I used Beta 1-3, 1-6 D glucan. I took essiac. I alkalized my body by eating alkalizing foods.
I eliminated all simple sugar intake(soda, sweets, potatoes etc), all wheat(glutan), all acidic foods, and all hydrogenated oils.

Tons of vitamin C.

I also practiced deep breathing and exercise.

My doctors told me I would die.

I'm 22 and cancer free. I still practice most of what I listed above. It worked.

I think I got cancer because I was suicidal. My body was just helping my mind to achieve what I wanted.
The ordeal showed me that I want to live. Our willpower is ridiculous. It's most of what we are and what we have.

I'm no oncologist, or expert, but if anyone wants more information on what my methods for survival were, please inquire.

Now I find myself in a new tribulation. Eventhough I had insurace, I owe a collection agency 3000 for a ct and a pet scan. For this reason my credit is ruined, and so I will be unable to attend college next semester. I work two jobs(25 hours a week), but it is only enough to pay for my current fulltime college status and car payments/gas at the moment.

It's interesting to see how the system beats you down when you are down.
You survived cancer when you were 18?
Yes, I did.
Okay. Well, then you can't go to college anymore.

Okay... Well, I'll make it happen somehow. They said I'd die, but I made them wrong. I'll keep making this life thing happen no matter what.

I might be damaged, covered in scars, bald, and weak, but I will not die.

Take risk-never care,
Feral Damek
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reply posted on 27-3-2012 @ 07:39 PM by Damek
reply to post by AaronWilson



Thanks for asking.
During the chemotherapy treatments I had a great realization that I wanted to live. I had never wanted it before.
Once I made the conscious choice to survive, the rest was history. I decided to live. Life is a frightening thing. We all die someday. It's a real fear for anyone, especially a cancer patient. But I made up my mind to live, and from then on I was sure I would.


reply posted on 27-3-2012 @ 08:59 PM by queenofsheba
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I'd say you should get an honorary Doctorate's Degree for all you've been through, but hey, that's just me.

I'm happy for you, take care....


reply posted on 27-3-2012 @ 09:05 PM by gringo74
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I'm glad you got though the Cancer. Not many people do. Good for you!!

With respects to the methods used, I think there will be a big discussion on your thread, but I myself think the mind has a lot to do with it, with the will to live, the body can withstand a hell of a lot, and the mind is a very powerful healing tool which we are only beginning to understand.

About your economical problems, I'm really sorry to hear it. All I can tell you is if it is possible, sell the car and start riding the bus. With the gas prices at what they are, you are better off on public transportation until you are back on your feet again.

Hope everything turns out great and you get back on your feet again soon!


reply posted on 27-3-2012 @ 09:40 PM by tothetenthpower
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I"m sorry, but I have issues with what you wrote.

Testicular Cancer is actually very common, one in 250 men aged 15 to 25 will get it. It's also cured in 80 to 95 percent of cases. It's not some fast form of cancer that kills you such as prostate or leukemia.

Even for the relatively few cases in which malignant cancer has spread widely, modern chemotherapy offers a cure rate of at least 80%.[6]


Source

The reality about cancer is that healing is a state of mind, as much as it is about getting the proper treatment. Treatment via Chemo therapy and radiation is ridiculous if you ask me.

There are thousands of other, natural means to do so without ever needing to poison yourself. Good on you for keeping a healthy lifestyle regiment. Your immune system did all the work; once you gave it the tools it needed.

I hope you stay cancer free, my husband has been for a few years now; same thing happened to him, kind of creepy considering he did what you did, but just a bit differently.

~Tenth


reply posted on 27-3-2012 @ 10:01 PM by calstorm
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The information I found disagrees with that.
US incidence Testicular cancer is relatively uncommon, with approximately 5500 new cases per year in the United States. The peak incidence is in men aged 20-34 years. Testicular cancer is the most common solid tumor in this otherwise young, healthy, and productive age group. Furthermore, despite improvements in survival rates since the introduction of platinum-based chemotherapy in the United States in the 1970s and 1980s, from 1975-2001, the incidence of testicular cancer among white males in the United States rose by 46%. Currently, the incidence is approximately 5.44 cases per 100,000 persons.[1]




reply posted on 27-3-2012 @ 10:05 PM by tothetenthpower
reply to post by calstorm



I'm Canadian, so my info should be taken from that perspective.

It's quite a common form up here for men. Mind you I got these stats from the oncologist who treated my husband. So there you go.

Other than what is linked regarding the treatment.

~Tenth
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reply posted on 28-3-2012 @ 02:04 AM by Damek
reply to post by tothetenthpower



I made a point to call it nonseminoma testicular cancer. While seminoma is slow growing, nonseminoma is fast growing.

Also, the cure rate depends on what stage the cancer has progressed to when it is found.

Thanks.

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reply posted on 28-3-2012 @ 02:30 AM by nobodysavedme
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do you think this treatment might be closely related to prostate cancer and your cancer?

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