Cancer and Autoimmune disease Survivor
I have found through my journey with cancer and autoimmune disease that educating yourself is the most important thing you can do!
This is your life and you need to take charge of your treatment.
I lean toward alternative treatment for myself, but my hope is that you educate yourself and make an informed decision
It is important to surround yourself with supportive people.
Make sure your doctor's are advocates of the treatment option you choose
Stay positive....research has shown that a positive attitude helps in your fight against cancer
Exercise....yes exercise has been shown to increase your odds of survival with cancer
Yoga/spirituality.....very important
Jack and I have a sign on our bedroom door that says, "We are at war" and this is a reminder that we are going to fight this with everything we can. This is why I am using several treatmentments instead of just one. Jack often says, "let's throw as much mud against the wall and see what sticks" and I think that is a good truth to hold on to. I am currently fighting for my life with IPT (Insulin potentiated low dose chemotherapy), IV vitamin C (high dose), Gc MAF, diet change, exercise, and various supplements.
***Update: I have been in remission from cancer since January 2012. More to follow soon.
A writer and a good friend of mine recently wrote a blog about my journey to health and I hope that you will read it and learn a little more about my journey through someone else's words. http://yearofmeaning.blogspot.com/2011/04/april-19-2011-day-131-warrior-racing.html
This is your life and you need to take charge of your treatment.
I lean toward alternative treatment for myself, but my hope is that you educate yourself and make an informed decision
It is important to surround yourself with supportive people.
Make sure your doctor's are advocates of the treatment option you choose
Stay positive....research has shown that a positive attitude helps in your fight against cancer
Exercise....yes exercise has been shown to increase your odds of survival with cancer
Yoga/spirituality.....very important
Jack and I have a sign on our bedroom door that says, "We are at war" and this is a reminder that we are going to fight this with everything we can. This is why I am using several treatmentments instead of just one. Jack often says, "let's throw as much mud against the wall and see what sticks" and I think that is a good truth to hold on to. I am currently fighting for my life with IPT (Insulin potentiated low dose chemotherapy), IV vitamin C (high dose), Gc MAF, diet change, exercise, and various supplements.
***Update: I have been in remission from cancer since January 2012. More to follow soon.
A writer and a good friend of mine recently wrote a blog about my journey to health and I hope that you will read it and learn a little more about my journey through someone else's words. http://yearofmeaning.blogspot.com/2011/04/april-19-2011-day-131-warrior-racing.html
