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Carol,
thanks for the run down on the retreat.....Ive been considering going to one but just havent done it.
Hope all is well with everyone, will check back later.
Jule
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Dear Carol, How would you work with the medical field, I went in and talked to my cancer nurse about swelling were I have my thyroid nods(7) and they said go see my regular,He was busy! My lymphedema is also swollen and now I have more trouble breathing, Cause I believe I have bronchitis. I am getting the run around, So I checked with Medicare and it was ok. But some had me on Evercare and I cancel them cause they dont cover alot of what I need to fight cancer (alot of test) Well I am going to rest. Luv Debbie
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Hi! Gardenlady posted in the DCIS discussion about Group Health and wanting to get a consult at SCCA. I know someone here did that...but I can't remember the name. Can someone help her?
Thanks!
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Pam, I have Group Health and did get a referal to SCCA. Can I be of any help? Point me in the direction to who needs some guidance if you would.
Carol
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Anyone suffering from breast cancer must know that there are many other things they can do to beat the battle of breast cancer. I have had bone cancer and I must tell you natural treatments work more effectively than chemotherapy. The doctors told me they couldn't do anymore for me, so I followed the advice of Phillip Day and I am still here today. There is hope for everyone please just read what I have to say!
I have beaten cancer without so much as a doctors help, and so have eight other I know of whom are willing to prove it. That's right the cure is through natural supplements. Has anyone heard of Phillip Day? I wouldn't have expected you to. The battle in defeating cancer is over, it has been won, already. There are many natural treatments available which can allow one to beat the disease. In fact I am one of them, I beat it when the doctors could do no more. There have been tens of thousands many of which were told hey could do no more they were terminal and through these natural good health ways they are still alive. Phillip Day and his books show that many scientists and researchers have found natural ways to beat cancer itself. The books are a collection of many studies conducted my world renown scientists and doctors. For further information I found this site yesterday- not as well versed as it could be but good site http://www.cancerfightingstrategies.com/ Further information is on Linus Pauling the multiple Nobel prize winner for science said in 1994 " All people should know that cancer in our society today is basically a fraud." It is known that the reason for cancer is the pollutants and chemicals in our environments foods, shampoos, etc. There are natural ways to cleanse the body of these. Things such as vitamin B17 found to be absent on all cancer sufferers is to be taken- it is found in apricot kernels. What is interesting is that the selling of apricot kernels has been made illegal by the government in the USA. Why may you ask- that's the very question we are all asking, why would they ban apricot kernels- the only true source of B17 vitamins? This one factor amoung others shows that one can rid of cancer, like me who is living three years after I shouldn't be am here to show it is proof it works. I was shown this when my cousin's friend had turned to natural supplements against the doctors wishes and is alive and well today. Phillip Day's books must be bought, you can find them on websites. The real reason why we have chemotherapy is that it is such a successful market for business a multi billion dollar industry in western countries like here in Australia. Doctors go to school and are taught about the drugs that are available, not natural treatments. I promise with all my heart this is true, I know that you all have a chance- Please find out more about these things it has saved me and can change anyone's lives.
Faithfully Michelle- free of cancer.
Just try it its natural - it wont hurt.
P.S I need some cancer warriors to help the fight and pass on this critical information to others after you have read it,
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To anyone newly diagnosed or currently going through treatment, just my suggestion but I think it's probably best to ignore the above post from MikeyBB (and his 25 other identical posts from this evening). There are no miracle cancer cures.
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hey Washington...anyone out there?
my dh and dd and I are going to go to the Susan G Komen Race for the Cure as individuals this year...anyone want to plan to meet there? it's kind of pricey (!) but for a good cause, no? anyway, I was wondering if anybody might be interested. type away if so!!
Kalen
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Hi Kalen
I wish I could meet up with you there, but its across the entire state from me....
Im so proud of all you ladies and families that do these things!!! Please take lots of pics and post so we can share with you that way...
Jule
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Bumping this so another Washington girl can find it...
I hope all of you are enjoying this wonderful weather!!!! Its beautiful here today and Im stuck inside in the office

There is just something WRONG about that picture!!!!
Take Care All
Jule
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Hi Jules....
I found it - I found it. I'm in Vancouver. I'm thinking about doing the Susan G. Komen walk in Portland OR in Sept.
Come join me!
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Welcome Pepper

Can you give me more details on the walk????
I did a talk with a local group of ladies here after my dx and cried like a baby so havent been too sure I could handle the emotional side of a walk, but I might be able to do it if I did it with someone I know...I would like to do it that for sure!!!!!
Jule
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Jules,
It is a 5/K in the heart of Portland OR. I haven't done this one but my friends wants me to do it with her to celebrate my 5 year "cancer free!
I did the 60 mile walk a few years back with my friends in CA. That was the most emotional 3 days of my life. An experience that I will also remember and cherish!
PS: PM me your email addy and I will send you pictures of the 60 mile walk.
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Pepper
5K is right at about 3 miles??? Im pretty physically fit but I think I would have issues with a 60 mile walk!!!!
The more I have thought about this, the more I want to do this with you and your friend to if she'll have me......
I pm'd you my email please send me the info...if this fits right I will circle my Oregon coast trip around it.....
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Bumping so the other group of Washingtonians can find
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