I got goosebumps when I read the last sentence. As a man whose family has been plagued with cancer since WAY before my time, I'm happy for you. You had a horrible chance of survival, and you beat that cancer down to the floor. A true warrior. Be proud.

Please let me know when you get the results. I had a biopsy for oral cancer years ago. That one was negative. Havn't been to a dentist in some time though. You can tell me here or send a U2U.

Wow I didn't know you HAD cancer.Thats aweseome that its gone good for you. Its a tough thing to deal with, I lost my cousin.Good job

Thanks! I'm so sorry you lost your cousin to cancer. I just lost a cousin to cancer myself last week. I just had my port removed and it hurts. Boo boo Anyway that's it, no more procedures, just follow up visits. It was a very long and difficult year and a half. Glad thats all behind me. Now I can be here for others facing the same thing.

I guess the scary thing for me is knowing it can return or I could get another kind of cancer, but I try to keep in my mind all the inspiring stories of those who have remained cancer free for like 20 and 30 years.

Congrats Night Star on beating the Cancer.

I lost my wife on Aug 18 of this year from breast cancer, she was 34. She was diagnosed in July 2011, she felt a lump, made a Dr.'s appt, went the next week & found out that it was Stage 4. She went threw multiple rounds of chemo, radiation & had a mastectomy but the cancer was just too aggressive. After surgery, chemo and radiation we found out that it had spread first to her hips & collar bones, then to her spine & finally to her brain. We found out 3 days before we got married that it had spread to her brain, they said she had 3-4 months & it ended up only being 5 weeks.
I am still a depressed mess.

I am so very happy for you. When you have cancer, going traditional depending on the size or location or type of cancer, one may need chemo or radiation. My friend just had the lump removed though they recommended radiation but not chemo. My aunt had radiation and chemo. Both are doing well years later. But, my friend's was not as aggressive as the kind my aunt had.

I would also do what she did, considering radiation and toxins, just keep healthy thoughts, and the alkaline diet, a ways down the road, the maple syrup/molasses and baking soda is quite a good idea. And/Or, lots of Vitamin D. They clinically studied 50 000 iu's. Thats like 50 regular gelcaps. It seems to help. Also for prevention of arthritis and treament, very needed stuff. I try to take 10 1000 iu's each day, a little bit off and on, and magnesium (I got some fast absorbable powder) to prevent stones.

Also, paudarco tea tastes pretty good, almost like tetley, just a little woody form of tetley and it detox's heavy metals and immune system thingy. So radiation can be detoxed out of the body.

My friend drank alot of paudarco tea and still does. I have some I should make a big pot a day. Tastes nice with honey or organic sugar. Also, Beets, raw beet salad. lots and lots of organic cabbage really good for immune and all that.

So the baking soda cure might not be needed but might be something worth trying when you're recovered and doing really well.

I don't think conventional medicine and alternative are at odds. I think they go hand in hand.

But positive spirit is probably the best remedy of all.

Living your joy. Smiling laughing dancing and living well.

Bless you, such good news.