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Has anyone heard of Side Effect-Free SEF Chemotherapy.
A friend directed me to the Berkley International Institute website and it says that even Stage IV patients are getting complete remission with this treatment.
I wonder if there is any truth in this?
Raelene
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Just a big hello to everyone. I recently had two operations for thyroid cancer. After removing half, the surgeon felt that perhaps some cancer was left behind, as it wasn't in a lump, but a 'spread' (invisible to the naked eye.)
I'm on the waiting list for the radi...Read More
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I had bowel cancer removed and was told by surgeon I would need 'mopping up' chemo but when I saw oncologist he didnt think it was needed, any thoughts from anybody? Thanks
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Hi all...hope this post finds you all well and coping OK. I`ve just had a couple of stays in hospital with what they called Mild Viral pneumonia,after xrays showed just a "thickening" on one lung.It just goes to show you, that will all the precautions we take,Flue ...Read More
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Evening, I have just commenced hormone treatment for prostrate cancer and welcome any comments as to what I can expect over the next 12 months.
Chatham
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Hi all
having lost a friend (from this site) just before christmas, I was pleased to hear this. I have been following this for a while now.
link is
http://www.smh.com.au/national/health/ron-walkers-150000-cancer-drug-keytruda-approved-for-melanoma-patients-2015042...Read More
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Hi All,
On the 5th of March I'll be starting 30 treatments of radiation to my right temporal lobe for a GBM. I'm worried about the side effects. As they can only tell me that my hair will fall out and the skin will go a bit red, but besides that they give me a lis...Read More
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Hi,
I'm a 33 year old man. I was diagnosed with a late stage rectal cancer on july 10th last year.
Primary couldn't be any lower in my Rectum, so that has to go.
Mets (x4) in my liver, now removed. this was done before the primary to preserve my life.
Minor Met (s...Read More
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Is anybody here having or had treatment for Myeloma, I would like to know more about it, thanks!
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