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What is something that I can give to the people who donate to the Juvenile Diabetes fund?

So, I wanted to start collecting money as donations for the Juvenile Diabetes fund, but I also wanted to be able to give the people who donate a little something. I also think that that would attract more people to donating. For example, when I collected money for the Breast Cancer fund, I gave out little pink Breast Cancer ribbons to each person that donated. I wanted to do something a little different for diabetes though. So, does anyone have an idea?

4 comments - What do you think?  Posted by - 06/08/2010 at 7:40 pm

Categories: Breast Cancer Pink Ribbon   Tags: , , , , , ,

Natural Cancer Treatment: Spontaneous Remission Or Something Else?

Spontaneous remission has been known about for centuries. Unexpected recovery when a person was expected to die in the past was considered a miracle and many praised God for the intervention. The great majority of physicians now consider spontaneous remission or regression as an oddity which they can ignore as it falls outside of their explanatory models. Some deny the existence of spontaneous remission and regression, preferring to claim that the diagnosis was wrong in the first place.

This is all very sad, especially for the person who seeks a miracle remission or regression from their terminal disease. They are told instead to face reality and come to terms with the fact that their time left on earth is limited and they must face death sooner rather than later.

There has been very little research done systematically exploring what is different in the cases of spontaneous remission or regression (it is regression for tumors, remission for other conditions like leukemia). Strictly speaking any time a tumor reduces in size without treatment it is a spontaneous regression however the name has usually only been reported in the medical literature when the regression is both ‘dramatic and long lasting’.

A paper published in 1990 listed 44 types of cancer where there were reports of spontaneous regression however back then there was little known about the possible biological mechanisms behind the occurrence. There was the suggestion that these regressions and remissions were very rare and that those who are sick should not get their hopes up as such incidents could not be learned from, nor duplicated.

However researchers in Norway suggested, in 2008, that breast cancer remissions were not rare at all. Their research indicated that about 20% of breast cancers regress to the point of disappearing and so did not need treatment. This has huge implications.

We are not talking about one person here or there. We are talking thousands of people. One thing must be acknowledged. If it is physiologically possible for one regression to occur it must be physiologically possible for others to occur also. This study suggests that regression is so common as to be “normal”. It suggests that the body has a way of dealing with the disease.

Most researchers are interested in what occurs in the cellular and intra-cellular mechanisms that trigger such a regression. However most patients are more interested in what they can do which might help the regression to occur. Should they take some herbal remedy, or what?

“Or what” is a good question. A change in what you do can trigger a change in hormones and the immune system. Positive changes can be an increase in exercise, taking up meditation, exposure to sunlight (and increased vitamin D3), or a change of diet to increase fruit and vegetables and decrease prepared foods and sugar. Think of these changes as just the beginning, not the whole answer. If it was as simple as these few changes then people need not undertake the severe treatments they submit to today.

It is not possible to list everything you can do which might assist the immune system to deal with the cancer itself in a short article, but do be reassured that it is rational and reasonable to keep your hopes high. Much research has been done which shows that unreasonable and irrational hopes about longevity lead to longer lives than those who are rationally reasonable in their assessment of the time they have left. So keep your hopes of future health high and stay focused on enjoying each day as much as possible given your personal circumstances.

Be the first to comment - What do you think?  Posted by - 05/28/2010 at 7:42 pm

Categories: Breast Cancer Recovery   Tags: , , , , , ,

How do you know when something is wrong?

What are the signs of breast cancer. And how do you know if you have breast cancer before you get a cancer screening. My family has a bad history with cancer and I think something might be wrong with me. And Im not really sure. So I was wondering if anyone out there could give me more information on the matter.

1 comment - What do you think?  Posted by - 05/13/2010 at 7:42 pm

Categories: Breast Cancer Screening   Tags: , ,

For: women who have had breast cancer or know something about it?

I am 21 years old but need to get checked every 6 months for breast cancer via ultrasound. My left breast is unusually full of benign cysts. What I am wondering is if breasts that have a predisposition to cysts will run a high risk of turning malignant. Feel free to include any stories.

3 comments - What do you think?  Posted by - 05/11/2010 at 8:36 pm

Categories: High Risk Breast Cancer   Tags: , , , , ,

Where can I buy “Cancer” bracelets or something in support of Cancer?”?

I don’t mean the zodiac sign either. My mother-in-law died 3 weeks ago of liver cancer, my stepfather died today of lung cancer, and my aunt is currently fighting cancer of the lymph nodes I think and is expected to live thank God. I know that these cancers don’t get as much attention as breast cancer or leukemia, so I would like to find some bracelets or something to buy where the proceeds would go to finding a cure for that type of cancer. I want to support some lesser known cancer as well ( I am signing up for the breast cancer 3 day for October of next year so don’t think I don’t want to support breast cancer too).Hopefully I am making some sense. I appreciate your help.

2 comments - What do you think?  Posted by - 05/08/2010 at 7:24 pm

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Breast cancer in men or maybe something else?

I’m a 57 year old male and have a painful lump in my right breast. When I press on the area it feels like a 3 inch long 1/4 to 3/8 inch diameter tube from under my nipple going out to the right. It is causing a lot of pain to the point that I can’t wear my seatbelt when driving. The pain is causing nausea and is spreading to my under arm area. I know breast cancer is not that common in men so what other things can cause this lump and pain. Any help is appreciated because I can’t get to see a specialist for another week.
I have seen my regular doctor and have been scheduled to see a breast doctor in about a week.
Yeah it sucks, my wife had breast cancer, an operation, radiation treatment and 6 months of chemotherapy. It just whipped her out for a year. She’s ok now. I hope it is not cancer, and breast cancer isn’t supposed to hurt.

8 comments - What do you think?  Posted by - 04/24/2010 at 7:38 pm

Categories: Breast Cancer In Men   Tags: , , , ,

what would you do with something like this?

Greetings in the name of God,

I am Mrs. Faith Williams from netherland am 58 years old, i am deaf
and suffering from a longtime cancer of the breast which also affected
my brain,from all indication my conditions is really deteriorating and
it is quite obvious,according to my doctors they have advised me
that i may not live for the next two months,this is because the cancer
stage has gotten to a very bad condition.

I was brought up from a motherless babies home and was married to my
late husband for twenty years without a child, he died in a fatal
motor accident Before his death we were true Christians. Since his
death I decided not to re-marry, I sold all my inherited belongings
and deposited all the sum of $8.6million dollars with a Security
Company.

Presently,this money is still with them and the management just wrote
me as the true owner to come forward to receive the money for keeping
it so long or rather issue a letter of authorization to somebody to
receive it on my behalf since I can not come over because of my
illness or they get it confisticated.

i selected you after visiting the website i prayed and fast for three
weeks over it with advise of my pastor.

Presently, I’m with my laptop in a hospital where I have been taking
treatment for cancer of the lungs.I have since lost my ability to talk
and my doctors have told me that I have only a few months to live.

It is my last wish to see that this money is invested to any
organisation of your choice and distributed each year among the
charity organization, the poor and the motherless babies home where i
come from.I want you God fearing, to also use this money to fund
churches,orphanages and widows, I took this decision,before i rest in
peace because my time will soon be up.

As soon as I receive your reply I shall give you the contact of the
Security Company.

I will also issue you a letter of authority that will prove you as the
new beneficiary of my fund.Please assure me that you will act
accordingly as Istated here in.

Lastly, I honestly pray that this money when transferred will be used
for the said purpose even though I am dead then, because i have come to
find out that wealth acquisition without Christ is vanity and i made
the promise to God that the fund will be use to support the less
privileges.

Waiting for your reply.

Yours in Christ,

Mrs. Faith Willaims
N:B Pls reply me through my alternative email address:
{faithwillaims@mail.md}

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10 comments - What do you think?  Posted by - 04/12/2010 at 7:11 pm

Categories: Breast Cancer Treatment Options   Tags: , , ,

If I smell something all of a sudden, do I have a tumor or cancer?

I heard a doctor say “either i smell cookies being baked or i have a tumor some where in my body”. Now I am having smelling senses. Should I worry? My twin has had breast cancer.
Thanks everyone. I did look up research on the computer and come up with a link between “brain tumor” and someone smelling something others can’t.
Thanks everyone. But, what is interesting is that back in the 60′s my father was supposedly diagnosed with having a “brain tumor”. My sister works at The Cleveland Clinic, hence this is where she heard the doctors statement.

6 comments - What do you think?  Posted by - 04/07/2010 at 8:35 pm

Categories: Breast Cancer Tumor   Tags: , , , ,

Something very special to get my (sick) mother for Christmas?

My mother has battled breast cancer for many years, and it looks like the cancer may be winning after such a long battle. I really want to get my mother something wonderful for Christmas. I got her a rosarie in Ireland earlier this year. She can’t have any sort of spa treatments, so that option is out. She isn’t into pictures, but likes reading… I’m really at a loss here. Any suggestions?

4 comments - What do you think?  Posted by - 03/29/2010 at 7:09 pm

Categories: Breast Cancer Treatment Options   Tags: , , , , ,

Am I a Robot or Something?

I am depressed, and have been for quite some time. And I feel as if all my emotions are gone. When I was in the 5th grade, my mom was diagnosed with breast cancer; and when she told me so I didn’t feel anything. I felt very guilty about it ever since.
And just now tonight my dad told me he was leaving us. This will leave me, my mom, and my sisters all in poverty and we will most likely have to move away and leave all my friends behind. And yet I feel nothing…
I am going into the 8th grade this year and have found out I have very few friends in my class and HORRIBLE teachers who are mean and strict and boring.
And guess what? Nothing!
Please tell me if this is just a sign of depression or something else…
It seems that I cry at all the wrong times and feel nothing at the right ones!
p.s. my birthday is on Tuesday and i (yet again!) feel nothing about it
In fact I haven’t thought about it all summer…

7 comments - What do you think?  Posted by - 03/24/2010 at 5:37 am

Categories: Breast Cancer Facts   Tags: ,

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