Any ideas or help out there?

Hi guys. Some of you know me some of you don´t.
Serious question to ask, (don’t want any sympathy or that bollocks.# My dad is 69 years old and has been diagnosed with lung and back cancer. I have always been against chemo and radiotherapy, especially in older people. but that is what drs are saying

To me it’s a death sentence. What do you guys think about it? Do you have any positive cases about any family member or even yourselves who have survived those treatments and actually benefit from them?

Or anything else that can help

cheers

reply to post by maythetruthbeknown


Colon cancer took my dad in 1999.. .he did chemo but the cancer was too far along.

Try googling Cancer and PH

baking soda mixed with molasses. The sugar is attracted to the cancer, and the baking soda kills it. Also, I heard there is a heartworm? med out there that is very good at killing cancer cells I believe. Look it up for yourself. Good luck, I prey for your father and you.
www.cancertutor.com...
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov...

I had an agressive cancer and went the chemo and radiation route. I kicked cancers butt. I am currently recieving one kind of chemo for preventative measures.

There are people who have lived at least 20 years after having cancer. Cancer is a very personal thing and is different for everyone. For some the cancer returns, for some it doesn't.

Depending on what kind of chemo he recieves, he may get extremely tired. He may need help getting meals and what-not. Some people are still able to do their jobs. Like I said, it's different for everyone. They have anti-nausea meds which is good to know.

Radiation was a piece of cake. If he feels like he is getting burned, like a sunburn, they will give him the time he needs to heal and will give him a special ointment or cream.

Quoting myself from a thread just yesterday:


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...and so on....

I am sorry to hear about your Father. Untreated cancer can be a death sentence. It is the true rock and a hard place. Yes treatments are nasty, they take the body to deaths door and hope the cancer dies and not the person. Let your Father make his own decisions, and support him the best ways you know how. Prayers for you both.

Please ignore some of these "home cures". My dad had lung cancer. The chemo and radiation helped extend his life, but the cancer was too far advanced when he was diagnosed. Diet can help, but it is NOT a cure by itself. Look at Steve Jobs.

reply to post by maythetruthbeknown


My mom died of lung cancer 3 yrs ago and in my opinion....it might have prolonged her life but it wasn't a good one. Drugs and pain and sickness/ side effects is all she got.

I often thought what would I do? Unless I have 50% chance of survival w/ those drugs... I think I would rather let nature take its course as comfy as I can. It was horrible seeing my mom suffer.

The Book" Dying To Be Me"...by Anita Moorjani.
One womans story of cancer...near death...and then healing.

Sometimes the right words is all it takes to head down the road of recovery.....