Harlow Campbell "HVAC" <
mr....@gmail.com> wrote:
Michael Moroney wrote: <see prior posts in thread>
Jeff-Relf.Me <@.> writes: <see prior posts in thread>
Harlow wrote:
When the doctor told me I had cancer he was SO nervous.
I had to calm him down a bit. My cancer is a rare form of
skin cancer. But he told me that despite the aggressive
and late stage nature of it, there was an excellent
chance of beating it.
I then went on to consult 3 other doctors including two
oncology doctors and my friend/family doctor who I had
for over 30 years. I asked him straight up... If I did nothing,
how long would I have to live. He said MAYBE 6 months?
So for me there was really no choice. Get slammed with both
barrels and heavy doses of radiation and chemo... Or die.
There were times when I was dry heaving so hard that my
toes would curl and I wanted die. But I figured if old people
could go through this, so could I.
Again. I took the position that this cancer was ISIS and me
and my team of special operators would defeat it using our
superior technology and nuke the shit out of it. It helped
me through my darkest hours. The cancer was trying to
take me from my children and the girl I love.
I HAD TO FIGHT IT!
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"john" <
johnse...@gmail.com> wrote:
In the future they will marvel
that people would irradiate themselves,
poison themselves
and have pieces permanently removed
from their bodies,
rather than change their diet.
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hanson wrote:
Sefton, WTF are you yelping about again....
So how can a change in diet change the
marveling of billions of Abrahamic Cultists
change their idiotic habit of mutilating their
newborn boys by "having pieces permanently
removed from their bodies, such as their
foreskins?... sheesh...
>
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Harlow wrote:
There is nothing that indicates my cancer came from not eating vegan.
And I had decided not to do chemo and radiation, I'd be suffering right now
from this aggressive cancer and dead in a couple months.
I heard from all manner of people on their opinion on how to treat cancer.
Some said I should smoke massive amounts of weed. Others like you said go
vegan. I listened to the advice of four people with doctorate degree in
various fields of medicine. They laid out a course of action that they felt
gave me the best chance to live another 20+ years. I took their advice. I
suffered through going to radiation EVERY SINGLE DAY for 7 weeks. I ensured
the heavy doses of chemo they gave me due to the aggressive and late stage
nature of my cancer.
This left me with a burned out throat and so sick to my stomach I was in the
hospital for 24 of 30 days. It's the hardest thing I've ever endured. And
guess what? In two months when they do a follow up PET scan, it may show the
cancer is still active and I'll have to undergo treatment all over again.
I have no illusions. When I went to the emergency room last time after non
stop dry heaving for 24 hours, I had them put my status as DNR. Can you
guess what that means?
But as I sit here today, peg tube in my stomach, picc line in my right
bicep, I am happy. Yep happy.
Nothing anyone can do can stop me from being happy.
Who all here can say the same?
They had me on phentnyl patches, morphine and Dilaudid. It was fun for a
while in the hospital but I was all fucked up. I stopped all pain meds. I'll
deal with the pain. It does hurt. But I'll deal
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hanson wrote:
Now, Harlow, in your pre-op days you mention that
your back or spine was fucked up due to your
past lifestyle.
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So, did your current loss of 40 lbs body weight
heal or at least ameliorate your back problem.
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Also since you were for months on intravenous
feeding & a peg tube in you stomach, how did that
no fiber/roughage nutrition affect you fecal elimination?
Did the tiny black turdlets irritate your Sigmoid or
Sphincter, so that Enemas or Fleets were need?
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