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imbored  UK 27 Mar 15 11.16pm |
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A tough place to be I bet, but at least with chemo you'll have something fighting your corner. All the best.
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 Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 27 Mar 15 11.20pm |
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Quote Catfish at 27 Mar 2015 9.30pm
Tough times. Jim I wholly endorse these sentiments.
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calgarycpfc  Calgary 28 Mar 15 12.44am |
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Jim, Words of wisdom: Ask you Oncologist about any Trial Drugs or Wonder Drugs that they are currently looking at. I participated in a trial of a German Drug that is currently not recognized in Canada and it was amazing. 6 months of twice a month Chemo, followed by 2 years of what they call Maintenance. Although not the greatest thing to go thru, I never missed a single day of work, I didn't lose my hair and never felt much of the nausia or associated side effects. The best part is that it didn't cost me a penny, and each treatment was $10,000 per treatment. Secondly, buy a good juicer and start juicing with whole vegetables; things like ginger, beets, celery, blueberries, anything to cleanse your system. There are tons of books out, start reading. Lastly, keep a positive attitude, try to stay active, keep watching Palace,anything to keep you busy because it will get better. Both psychologically and once you start the treatment physically. No two cancers are the same, but hopefully this helps just a little bit. My thoughts go out to you, Simon in Calgary
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Jimenez  SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 28 Mar 15 12.47am |
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Quote calgarycpfc at 28 Mar 2015 12.44am
Jim, Words of wisdom: Ask you Oncologist about any Trial Drugs or Wonder Drugs that they are currently looking at. I participated in a trial of a German Drug that is currently not recognized in Canada and it was amazing. 6 months of twice a month Chemo, followed by 2 years of what they call Maintenance. Although not the greatest thing to go thru, I never missed a single day of work, I didn't lose my hair and never felt much of the nausia or associated side effects. The best part is that it didn't cost me a penny, and each treatment was ,000 per treatment. Secondly, buy a good juicer and start juicing with whole vegetables; things like ginger, beets, celery, blueberries, anything to cleanse your system. There are tons of books out, start reading. Lastly, keep a positive attitude, try to stay active, keep watching Palace,anything to keep you busy because it will get better. Both psychologically and once you start the treatment physically. No two cancers are the same, but hopefully this helps just a little bit. My thoughts go out to you, Simon in Calgary Thanks this was the answer I was hoping to hear....
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| jamiemartin721 Reading 28 Mar 15 11.21am |
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Best wishes chap, my mum is currently dying of cancer (chemo resistant clear cell renal cancer that's metastasised everywhere - wouldn't wish it on anyone).
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| kayjaybee orpington 28 Mar 15 11.36am |
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i would suspect that all on the holmesdale will be fighting your corner for you, so you can't go wrong, go for it jim
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| Hoof Hearted 28 Mar 15 11.40am | |
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Quote jamiemartin721 at 28 Mar 2015 11.21am
Best wishes chap, my mum is currently dying of cancer (chemo resistant clear cell renal cancer that's metastasised everywhere - wouldn't wish it on anyone).
Jim........ all the best with your treatment. All the best to all sufferers of nasty diseases.... I'm in the early stages of Parkinsons and already noticing a deterioration in my mobility/balance/ability to swallow food.
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| Plane Bromley 28 Mar 15 11.40am |
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Good luck in your fight Jim, great advice from calgarycpfc. Keep fighting fella
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| sxp55 South Norwood 28 Mar 15 11.57am |
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Quote calgarycpfc at 28 Mar 2015 12.44am
Jim, Words of wisdom: Ask you Oncologist about any Trial Drugs or Wonder Drugs that they are currently looking at. I participated in a trial of a German Drug that is currently not recognized in Canada and it was amazing. 6 months of twice a month Chemo, followed by 2 years of what they call Maintenance. Although not the greatest thing to go thru, I never missed a single day of work, I didn't lose my hair and never felt much of the nausia or associated side effects. The best part is that it didn't cost me a penny, and each treatment was ,000 per treatment. Secondly, buy a good juicer and start juicing with whole vegetables; things like ginger, beets, celery, blueberries, anything to cleanse your system. There are tons of books out, start reading. Lastly, keep a positive attitude, try to stay active, keep watching Palace,anything to keep you busy because it will get better. Both psychologically and once you start the treatment physically. No two cancers are the same, but hopefully this helps just a little bit. My thoughts go out to you, Simon in Calgary
all the best Jimenez.
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| chris123 hove actually 28 Mar 15 12.10pm |
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Quote sxp55 at 28 Mar 2015 11.57am
Quote calgarycpfc at 28 Mar 2015 12.44am
Jim, Words of wisdom: Ask you Oncologist about any Trial Drugs or Wonder Drugs that they are currently looking at. I participated in a trial of a German Drug that is currently not recognized in Canada and it was amazing. 6 months of twice a month Chemo, followed by 2 years of what they call Maintenance. Although not the greatest thing to go thru, I never missed a single day of work, I didn't lose my hair and never felt much of the nausia or associated side effects. The best part is that it didn't cost me a penny, and each treatment was ,000 per treatment. Secondly, buy a good juicer and start juicing with whole vegetables; things like ginger, beets, celery, blueberries, anything to cleanse your system. There are tons of books out, start reading. Lastly, keep a positive attitude, try to stay active, keep watching Palace,anything to keep you busy because it will get better. Both psychologically and once you start the treatment physically. No two cancers are the same, but hopefully this helps just a little bit. My thoughts go out to you, Simon in Calgary
all the best Jimenez.
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dangerrouse  Dubai 28 Mar 15 12.13pm |
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If you haven't read it already, I would really recommend Geoff Thomas's book "Riding Through the Storm". I've thankfully not been in this sort of situation, but I would imagine it's quite reassuring and inspiring the way he describes his experiences and recovery. There are stories from his Palace days as well, which are a great read. All the best.
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| thegreatlardino crawley/selsey 28 Mar 15 1.15pm |
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all the best mate and i concur with GT's book
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