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I am interested in connecting with others that are choosing 100% alternative treatments for breast cancer. No biopsy, no surgery, no chemo, etc. Is there anybody out there? I tried to find you more than a year ago and left these forums discouraged because I could not find anyone following a similar path. I connected with many wonderful women that offered encouragement, but none following this path. There were also many others whoose comments were negative, dismissive, condescending and generally the opposite of what I was looking for.
Hi Cindy, I think a good deal about alternatives to the disruptive effects of surgery, radiation and the hormonal manipulations that were part of my treatment plan in 2003 and again this year. I often wonder if and how dietary shifts would reduce overall vulnerability, both thru weight loss and reducing the effects of estrogen. Nothing throws you up against your values and resources like a cancer diagnosis, that's for sure.
I also think about how vastly different the profiles of the various types of bc are. I suspect I have had a very modest case both times, and resented having to, "throw the book at them", as it were. In another five or ten years will the stage and grade of cancer that I have had be watched and left alone? I don't know.
Can you say more about your own take on your diagnosis and options? Are there alternative treatments you are drawn to?
All best, Mame
I did have DIEP surgery but have done nothing else. No chemo/no RADS/no hormonal therapy! I see Dr. Wong, Chinese Herbalist in NYC who has a great success rate for keeping breast mets away! I would love to share more and learn more of what you are doing for your BC! I know sometimes it's hard to share openly here due to others berating us alternative folks...so, if you like we can PM? Thanks so much for having the guts to come back again! xxoo
Below is a copy of my first post from Nov 2011. Some of my protocol has changed and I will try to get on here tomorrow to provide an update. Haven't seen my doc in 4 months due to lack of funds, but I keep moving forward and am feeling better than I have in a long time.
I am so happy to have found this discussion. I have never participated in an online discussion group before but am really in need of some sister support for my decision to treat my breast cancer through alternative means. I am confident in my decision but it is hard to feel so alone in it. I have chosen no biopsy, no surgery, no chemo and no radiation. It was a year ago that I first noticed a lump in my breast. I was sent for an immediate mammo and ultrasound which revealed two lumps--one that appeared to be benign (fibroadenoma), oval with clean edges, and one that appeared to be malignant, (irregular shaped.) While waiting for an appt with a surgeon I began researching at the "University of Google" and began to change my diet dramatically. I did a 10 day Juice Feast to reset my body and then began a 95% vegan diet with 75% of that raw. I also started a variety of supplements. The surgeon of course recommended biopsy but reluctantly agreed to my choice of diet and to do another ultrasound in 3 months. After 3 months the ultrasound showed no significant change in the tumors--not bigger or smaller. In the meantime I lost my medical insurance but continued to do extensive research on breast cancer and natural healing. I paid out of pocket to a health center for a breast Thermography which showed that I was estrogen dominant and had a high probability of breast cancer. The first surgeon referred me to our county hospital, due to my lack of insurance, and they approved me for all traditional treatment at no charge. However , I was still not ready to commit to a biopsy because I had done all of this reading about how biopsies can actually cause the spread of cancer cells. This second surgeon did nothing to convince me that traditional treatment was the way to go, in fact it was the opposite. He was a complete bully who used fear tactics and intimidation. He did agree however to give me another 3 months with my diet and then re-check with an ultrasound. When I returned after the 3 months, he had apparently forgotten our conversation and did not review his notes. He didn't even want to look at the ultrasound--but I insisted. He told me that the tumors were worse and that I could do the biopsy, surgery or not he didn't care and then he just left the room. I went home stunned and decided that I wouldn't let that surgeon touch me with a 10ft pole. At home, after viewing the ultrasound report, the tumor measurements DID NOT show that the tumors were larger, HE LIED. In fact the tumors were almost the same size. I decided right then that insurance or not, I would find a doctor that was willing to be my partner. I also decided, based on my research, that breast cancer, per se, doesn't kill you--it's only if it spreads to a vital organ that you can die. I now have a wonderful Alternative Medicine MD, albiet a busy one, who is supporting my choice. I did a blood test in September called the Cancer Profile and that is when my new Doctor said, "Yes, you have cancer." Since I did not do a biopsy, I don't know any of the specifics about what kind of breast cancer. My doctor is monitoring my progress but I have a long time between visits and that's when I get scared. I know that agressive breast cancers can double in size every 2 months, if that were the case, my tumor would be up to my chin by now.
Thank you for posting your regimen. My lumpectomy and sentinel node biopsy was yesterday. I thought about going 100% alternative. However, my tumor was pretty large. 3.5 cm. From what the surgeon said to my partner yesterday, I think it might have been bigger.
Now that the the tumor is gone, I'm following an alternative regimen. I'll make my final decision about rads, chemo, and hormone therapy when the pathology report comes back next week. I'm leaning strong no to all of it.
Good luck on your path. I'm glad you got rid of that surgeon. He's an insensitive douche! Your horrendous experience with him lead you to your alternative MD, though, so that jackass was good for something.
I was diagnosed May 3 with bilateral multifocal bc. I'm scheduled for a double mastectomy July 1 and just cant wrap my head around it not so much because I'm fearful of the surgery but because I have strong beliefs in Alternative Medicine and I'm just not sure it's the right thing to do. I've talked to survivors using every type of approach and it just feels like its a crap shoot for whatever you believe in most. I started a juicing, vegan and supplement regimen and am trying to schedule thermography to compare with the original MRI. I'm on the fence. Praying for conviction in either direction.
I'm so glad to have found this forum. I'm 33 years old and just got diagnosed on June 3rd with bc. Although I'm not doing 100% alternative treatment I am refusing chemo but still opting for a double mastectomy. Because of my age all of my doctors are saying I would still need chemo and they think I'm crazy for looking into alternative treatments. The hardest part for me is that the alternative treatments are so expensive I'm worried I won't be able to afford it.
If anyone has any suggestions on how to do alternative treatments on a budget I would really appreciate it
I'm doing nothing but. BUT I'm now 76. no diagnosis, no chemical infusions, no surgery, no radiation. a lot of other stuff. "working" probably not. the tumor has been bleeding recently, very inconvenient!! & according to dr google I'm more than a third of the way to 100% fatality with the trouble "untreated". none of the alternatives I use are expensive: castor oil packs, mega green tea, homeopathy pellets, black rasberry powder, bee pollen granuels, turmerick powder, cinnemon, diet, it all no doubt adds up, though probably not as much as what your insurance gets with conventional aid
I am so with all of you in terms of the alternative route. I was diagnosed 4.5 years ago. Did six rounds of chemo over six months and nothing else but a daily pill of Femara. My tumor shrunk by over half but getting to the other side of chemo, I was told by the surgeon (who sent me on wild goose chases to a variety of doctors, radiologists, etc.) that I was never really a candidate for surgery and I should just go home and wait to die.
I won't go in to all the gory details about the insurance companies, doctors, cancer centers, etc. Suffice it to say, it's all about MONEY and all of them are clueless about how the body will heal itself if we will follow the diets that heal and cure.
I have been following a vegan diet for quite some time. It takes some doing to jump in 100%. I still struggle at times but I am convinced I am alive today because of it. The doctor that told me to go home and die is no longer at the hospital I used to go to. No one there could believe I was still around when I would go in for my check ups.
Unfortunately, it was that hospital that put me on a different hormone blocker in February. Within six weeks, my cancer spread to my other breast. I transferred to a different cancer hospital here in Denver, one of the best, and while I refused chemo, I did agree to try a different approach with the hormone blockers. Radiation will never be an option for me either.
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