Hi Everyone,

A dear friend of mine is rapidly going down hill. She has been "naturally" battling breast cancer for a little over a year now. They insisted on doing a mastectomy in the beginning...she refused and chose to fight naturally. It looks very much like she is now losing the battle because she's just been diagnosed with liver cancer and is it ever moving fast. It even appears to be affecting her neurologically a bit. I'm scared to death for her.
Please, I would like to hear from people who know of a person, first hand, that has been healed specifically of liver cancer, as this, obvioulsy is an extremely serious matter.

Thank You,
Mindy

Oh and also, please remember that this is NOT primary liver cancer.
Mindy

HI Mindy,
This usually means that the CAncer has progressed and this is a "distant metastasis". SHe's in the 4th stage of Ca. Difficult to give any positive prognosis for her. The neurological symptoms mean that she probably has metastasis somewhere in the brain/brain stem as well.

The more important thing is that she was happy with the way she approached her cancer and chose to battle it out. And she's probably not had to deal wtih side effects of radiation and chemotherapy that can be very devastating. A very brave decision.
I wonder though, that homeopathy could have done a lot for her at the beginning.

I don't know anyone who has survived primary liver cancer which is a very fast moving cancer (less than 6 months from detection).
But secondaries in the liver could move much slower, though still with not a very much better prognosis.
I'm sorry.
What she needs now is strong moral support and an enviroment that will keep her mentally at peace.

ALl the best,
doctorleela

[ 09. February 2003, 12:09: Message edited by: doctorleela ]

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Dr. Leela,

I thank you SO much for your very honest answer. That is exactly what I wanted was for someone to be honest with me.

Again, Thank You,

Mindy

Mindy, my opinion is your friend should try to find a Hulda Clark practitioner or go to her clinic in Mexico.
http://www.drclark.net/utilities/drc.htm
http://drclark.ch/cancer/cancer_start.htm
Get her books, quickly.

There is a wonderful Clark (highly recommended by a trusted person) practitioner in Florida. If she is interested, I will get the contact information for him and forward it to you.

Edit: I believe that if Dr. Leela thought homeopathy might be of some help in this late stage she would already have made the suggestion to consider Dr. Ramakrishnan's protocol. Just in case you wish to investigate it:
http://www.drramakrishnan.com/

I am not sure where you or your friend are located but he does come to the US and will be in the Philadelphia, Pa. area in April, if an in person interview would be needed.

[ 10. February 2003, 01:18: Message edited by: gpm ]

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Great answer, Dr. Leela.

Mindy, my nextdoor neighbor died from breast cancer after removal of the breast and then chemo and radiation--it was a mess! Her whole arm and hand were swollen--a common result of mastectomy they don't tell you about!

Mindy, there are those who would still say that homeopathy has a big role to play, even now.

I'll send you a private message.

Snoopy

gpm,

I guess I just don't want any false hope for her,..ya know??

You hear of so many many stories of incurable cancers being cured, but I'm yet to hear of an actual REAL case. Still have never heard it straight from the horses mouth so to speak.
I most certainly will check out the websites that you provided. I am somewhat skeptical as she is in advanced stages as I mentioned before. I don't mean to knock your suggestion...as a matter of the fact....I'm grateful for your concern...I'm just a person who doesn't believe unless I see. What can I say? Thanks Again,
Mindy

atleast your friend may be allowed the benefit of homeopathy to ensure a comfortable journey to salvation!
I know a few cases benifitted by dr ramakrishnan.
all the best!

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1) Dear Ladies,

It seems this is to be a complete HHBB day for me: I only wanted to have a quick look for answers to my previous posts, but keep stumbling from one thread to the next because all relate to things I have been researching recently, and I feel I should give them these pieces of information.

So it's Ca also today...

- Since you wished for some plain facts, I give you some, plus my sources so you can assess for yourself ( as I would want myself, too, not to buy any wonder story ). I have been researching these recently for a private seminar with Dr. Leela ( greetings to her especially ! ). So here is some:

- Chances for success in homoeo-ca treatment are, of course: the earlier started, the better.

- Ca treatment is pretty much the highest level, most difficult thing you can get.

- Patients have been cured - and I mean actually cured, not just palliated or somewhat improved - by purely classical homoeopathic treatment AFTER being given up by the allopaths when they had spend all their ammunition, so many rounds, and they looked terrible indeed....
And it IS documented, according to all standarts of professional western medicine, and published in medical literature. In fact I found that in the library of a large University of good repute. - So much to your "have still to see...".
But that were specialists, and these are their own peak successes.

- As Dr Leela has outlined, the described case is quite an advanced one.
I have read convincing cases
- with returning breast ca cured, after previous surgery failed ( of course ) to achieve that, in a below-forty woman
- with metastases, but in a young male patient, don't remember which part was affected.

But have also read a breast ca case, where treatment provided relief for a while, and when metstases were found that marked the beginning of the end. Though my impression there was that the homoeopath made several mistakes, plus he got the case very late.

I have not yet heard of a case like yours that was healed; but also would not completely rule that out.

- I agree with Dr Leela that her's was a brave fight.

- However, since you may, some of you, also encounter other cases, hopefully at an earlier stage, where additional knowledge may prove invaluable, I give you some more details than I would have for this case alone:

- I know a homoeo-lady who did her MD thesis research on comparative Ca treatment research. She told me her findings clearly were that surgery is a disservice to the patients: Don't cut away ! It is that simple.
All homoeo-ca-literature that I heard of agreed that surgery was a nightmare also for the therapist, because it robs you of the opportunity to watch the results of your treatment, so you are essentially fighting in the fog there.

- Radiation is brutal for the patient. You have to spend time first on healing demage done by that with appropriate remedies, before you can proceed.

- However, quote a doctor who has himself treated quite a number of ca cases:
"chemo is no problem". I know that many "homoeopaths" would hate to hear that ( but then ask them for THEIR ca treatment experience please ! ). I am also convinced that there will be side-effects, and that you can successfully treat by homoeopathy alone.
But you have to do a sober calculation. What is going to kill them is that damned ca, and with the allo-ca-medicine and good class. homoeo-treatment side by side the statistics are best, going by those experienced physicians that I learned this from.

[ 12. May 2003, 10:41: Message edited by: panthera-non-onca ]

2) ... cont. ...:

- so in general the best thing to do seems to seek expert homoeopathic treatment as soon as possible, and get allop. ca medicine as well. And if the tumor hopefully goes away, you need to continue the class. hom. treatment for a LONG time;
because in a relapse everything develops faster, and is more difficult to heal again, like the disease process "already knows the path to take", so that is really dangerous.
Plus quite a lot of changes in lifestyle, in practically all aspects, and a number of supportive measures are necessary, as long as they do not interfere with the homoeopathic treatment, which has first importance.

[ 10. February 2003, 17:14: Message edited by: panthera-non-onca ]