Thank you for your message of hope, 2degrees! Hugs!

My parents were getting desperate enough to look into medical marijuana for my aunt! My parents are soo anti-controlled substances, I was shocked. Your assertion about improving the quality of life first is SO important and correct! I am praying that my aunt will find a solution soon. We are concerned more because of her age. My cousin who is 39 is doing quite well. Her mother (my other aunt) drops in every other day and she has extended family living within an hour from her place.

WOW this thread became something so different on what I thought it would be, from it's title!

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from Cloe : sick people would feel well if all doctors said to their patients " First thing you do is....eat 4 your blood type".  I am quite sure the body does know how to heal itself....if given the right tools.

This ought to be a mantra, a prayer to be repeated until it happens.

Not only do people not know their blood type, but if they go to a doctor the get the prescription to get 'typed' THEY discourage the people from doing so.


2 degreespices... I might forward a copy of your story to all my doctors.

WOW.. 2degreespices.. YOU are fantastic.. You are so hopeful and so up.. All the best!!!!

Goldie, if you want to forward my story, I can (if you wish, of course) give you more medical details.
I know from experience that doctors like to be talked to in their own lingo  

And thank you, for your kind words!

If you think it would be even better to move even one doctor.. feel free to improve on a near perfect story.. (all that is missing) is total recovery and that is around the corner..    

I can not even imagine how you felt when you read the books by Dr. D. to be vindicated, validated, know you already found this out for and by your SELF.

Things are going fast, all of a sudden.
Tomorrow my last meeting with the anaesthesist; Sunday I'll be admitted to the hospital, Monday I'll have the operation.

Now all I need to do is stop feeling so stressed  

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Things are going fast, all of a sudden.
Tomorrow my last meeting with the anaesthesist; Sunday I'll be admitted to the hospital, Monday I'll have the operation.

Now all I need to do is stop feeling so stressed  

Love and blessings for healing and ongoing good health!  

Here are Dr. D's protocols:
Post Surgery: http://www.dadamo.com/protocols/28.html
Cancer Prevention:  http://www.dadamo.com/protocols/9.html

Love and tons of blessings!!!

My aunt decided to continue treatment, after all. She told her doctor how strenuous it was and how she wanted to quit. I guess the doc finally listened to her.

You are a true inspiration. I will think of you and pray for you! Speedy recovery!

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Things are going fast, all of a sudden.
Tomorrow my last meeting with the anaesthesist; Sunday I'll be admitted to the hospital, Monday I'll have the operation.

Now all I need to do is stop feeling so stressed  

Thanks for the support, victoria & passionprincess!
And I'm very happy for your aunt, just replied in another thread as well.

I'm slowly getting more and more stressed; stress really is my weak spot, and I have a hard time bringing myself to slow down.

The op is relatively "light", it's a fairly new procedure: instead of cutting me open they'll just introduce two probes and freeze the bad cells to death.
But still... I'm always nervous before an operation.

I'm eating well though, trying to give my body superfoods to prepare for Monday.

Best wishes for a quick procedure and positive outcome!

make sure you incorporate alternate breathing daily
http://www.4yourtype.com/TypeA_basic.asp
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDjMqnxSBF4

2degreespisces, Keeping you in my thoughts and prayers...and wishing you the best of health! {{{{hugs}}}}}

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Things are going fast, all of a sudden.
Tomorrow my last meeting with the anaesthesist; Sunday I'll be admitted to the hospital, Monday I'll have the operation.

Now all I need to do is stop feeling so stressed  

Sorry I didn't see this earlier...... but eat some walnuts if you have time!!

Thanks for the support, everyone!

@Spring, I didn't know that walnuts are good for stress! We have a beautiful big walnut tree, so we have them in abundance, but I don't eat them often.

So... bag is packed, house is clean, husband has enough food in the fridge to last him until my return... tomorrow I'm off to the hospital.
Now I just want one good night's sleep, that would be so nice  

Hope to read you all again on Tuesday!

We'll be thinking of you.    All good things!!!  

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We'll be thinking of you.    All good things!!!  

I second that....{{{{hugs}}}}}  2degreespisces

Wishing you a healthy life ahead of you cancer free forever...thanks for sharing your inspiring story  

je te tiendra mes pouces

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So... bag is packed, house is clean, husband has enough food in the fridge to last him until my return... tomorrow I'm off to the hospital.
Now I just want one good night's sleep, that would be so nice  

Hope to read you all again on Tuesday!

Thinking of you and wishing you the best

I'm back, all went well (except for the hospital food, but that's a story for another topic   ).

The operation went without a hitch; I'm quite sore and a little woozy from the anesthetics, but extremely happy to be home again.

Thank you so much for your support, all! And Amazon I: je t'en remercie  

I'm so happy for you, 2degreespisces!!! Take good care of yourself now!!

welcome back....

Wow...Thank you very much for sharing the story. I wish you the best of health.

Welcome back!!! So good to see you in good health. Rest up and enjoy!