Latest messages for CancerCompass discussion http://www.cancercompass.com/message-board/message/all,31432,0.htm Sun, 22 Nov 2009 00:00:00 GMT Sun, 22 Nov 2009 00:00:00 GMT http://backend.userland.com/rss RSS.NET: http://www.rssdotnet.com/ Hi Jaden,Please let us know what herbal protocol you are using.Many Thanks,Rebecca    sunnybrook1964 Sat, 10 Oct 2009 00:00:00 GMT Hi Jaden, Would you mind telling me what herbs did you use?Thank you so much!Kathleen    kathleenyz Tue, 18 Aug 2009 00:00:00 GMT The headline was intentionally misleading to advance the caveat Trust No One not even your Dr. At least not without checking it out first. Having said that my story is one everyone with Leukemia might want to know. That's right I said my story. This isn't some anecdotal tale of Charles S for Ca. or a story of a friend of a friend's mother from work neither am I trying to sell you anyting and no I'm not claiming to  cure or treat illness. I'm just telling my story. The way i lived it,am living it.It all started when I got testicular cancer(which I actually did cure while still keeping my testicle but that's another story). My Dr and I clashed alot on how things should work so when I asked him the side effects of a certain drug he wanted to give me I guess in retrospect I shouldn't be surprised that he left out it caused a rare form of Leukemia. He knew if I knew that I would NEVER have taken the drug. And he was pretty tired of being questioned by me at that point. Anyway 3 and a half years later I developed the most agressive form of AML with the worst subtype and it didn't end there. Suffice to say Dr's said that I needed a bone marrow transplant and if I survived (it has a 30% mortality rate) that I had a 5% chance to be cured. You can imagine I wasn't so keen on rushing out and getting the full body radiation. They were able to put me in remission and I decided to forget the Dr's and go on an extremem herbal regimen.See I overheard the Dr's talking saying people usually relapse within 2 years. So that was my goal,to break the 2 years mark. Well I only made it to 19 months,but hears the rub. Apparently the 2 years time line didn't apply to my situation because of how aggressive my AML was. My Dr was 100% sure(his words) that I would relapse as soon as chemo had ended. Suffice to say he was a bit shocked to see me alive 19 months later when I came into his office with a relapse. Now I'm not saying my regimen is a cure what I'm saying is if that regimen could keep me in remission for so long imagine what it might be able to do for someone with a less severe case. And quite frankly I offensive word removed ed up. See after the year mark I started to feel normal again and let up on the regimen until in the end I believed I was healed and stopped all together. Tragic mistake on my part. Who knows how long I could have stayed in remission. As I said I am not trying to sell anything but this herb regimen is not fo the faint of heart. It is alot of herbs and can be overwhelming at time,probably why I slowed down on it when I was feeling good even though I knew better. And some of the herbs are not cheap. I am willing to give my regimen to anyone who emails me. I will try to be as detailed as possible with amounts. I only ask that you update me on your progress. I took the herbs everyday but recently think 5 days on 2 days off may be a good way to recover easier. Anyway that's my tale. I lay here in my hospital bed believing that I will be put into remission again so I can once again defy the odds. I wish you all well whatever course you choose as there are no easy roads with this disease.God Bless you allJaden S dochollyweird Mon, 22 Dec 2008 00:00:00 GMT