Latest messages for CancerCompass discussion http://www.cancercompass.com/message-board/message/all,35843,0.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/ Today 5 months following Sassy cancer surgery for TCC bladder cancer. They found no sign of the cancer in the xray. She takes 2 K9  Immunity capsules a day and 1/2 K9 factor wafer a day with the two capsules. Most important she takes Graviolla (n-Tense) from Raintree. We started her on 1/2 cap in am and 1/2 in pm.  She tolerated it so we increased it to one capsule am and 1 cap pm. She is on 100% protein meat Wellness dog food, same with treats, She eats cooked hamburger meat at night with her supplements at night spread on the burger.  She has 1-2 tp of flax seed oil on the burger. Graviolla is reeported to retard and cure some cancers in humans.  After 4 months off the piroxicam for stomach upset we put her back on 1 mg of it per day.  I feel the N-Tense(graviolla ) is the supplement that is mostly causing the cancer to go into remission.  I would suggest any one would do well trying this supplement. www.rain-tree.com  /K9 Immunity and K9 transfer factor from  www.petnutrisystem.com . The N-tense is $29.95 +s&h.  The k9 imm and factor are each $54.94 each plus s&h. Thats for 84 K9 Immunity and 30 wafers.  The N-tense is 120 capsules in bottle. K9 imm is 1 per 10# of weight. The N-tense was recommended one per day for 20#dog and I increased it to 2 Per day. The N-tense is the real cancer fighter.I hope this will help any one with a dog with TCC bladder cnacer. At the least it is giving her more time and we can always hope for a cure.  Jim Daddy of Sassy rob1991 Thu, 04 Jun 2009 00:00:00 GMT Forgot to mention ... Dudie started on Piroxicam/tetracyline protocol on Friday so we are trying to see how that works for her.   She has a sensitive stomach and has already had a little bout with diarrhea last night.   But I'll fight with that if the piroxicam will reduce the tumor.  DudiesMom Sun, 31 May 2009 00:00:00 GMT Jim ... hope all continues to go well for Sassy.   My 13 year old Terrier mix girl, Dudie, was diagnosed with TCC cancer on the urethra this past week so I'm searching for any help I can use to help her through this.  I've been looking at adding some super immune boosters to her diet and the ones you've mentioned seem to work well for Sassy.   Unless I just didn't pick up on it in your comment, could you please tell me where you got what you are using?   I've seen several different kind online but it's good to see unscripted testimonials. Several months back I considered using a holistic Vet and only found one that would work with the traditional Vet.   Since she didn't have an office but actually came to your house, I wasn't as comfortable with that arrangement.   Now I wish I had because she may have picked up on the TCC problem earlier.   The Vet I was using at the clinic just didn't pay attention to all the symptoms and ignored my questioning them.   So I feel like I'm getting a later start in fighting this and want to give her all I can now.  Thanks...Charlien DudiesMom Sun, 31 May 2009 00:00:00 GMT Sassy had surgery Jan 5th. Put on Prixocam 4 weeks -sick all time. stoped this and continued with K9 Immunity and K9 Transfer Factor Plus 2 capsules of N-tense(graviola) from Rain Tree. She gets one N-tense with Omega Peanut Butter in ams. One N-Tense with hamburger meat at night.  She takes two K9 Immunity as 20 lbs and 1 per 10 lbs. Thus far her appetite is great, she is running like a 1 year old dog.  She is 9 years old..The Vet did not give her the Rabies shot when due. xrayed a month ago for Lungs to see if spread and no indication of spreading. No xray of Bladder yet. Was operated on for Bladder stones and turned out to be cancer.  Removed all that they could. Eats only wellness dog food(all meat) and all meat treats. No grains in food.We dont know what final outcome will be but she is having a good quality of life at this time. Anyone with experience with Bladder Cancer in Westies and your treatments will be appreciated. Jim Daddy of Sassy rob1991 Mon, 04 May 2009 00:00:00 GMT