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Died after one Chemotherapy
Anne relates how her father died after one shot of chemotherapy. He was strong, but after the chemotherapy, he suffered and wanted to commit suicide.
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#2 written by tracy10UT 2 years ago
That’s very sad and scary. I wonder what kind of chemo he was given. It must’ve been a terrible shock to the family to lose this man when he appeared to be quite strong. Then again, I wonder how many cases of lung cancer can be cured. Possibly if he hadn’t died, he would’ve suffered a long and painful death.
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#3 written by ArrestMyThoughts 2 years ago
chemotherapy = nitrogen mustard . nitrogen mustard = mustard gas . mustard gas = chemical weapon . “Mustard agents are regulated under the 1993 Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC).”
“sulfur and nitrogen mustard grouped in Schedule 1, as substances with no use other than chemical warfare.” – wikipedia entry for “Sulfur mustard” -
#11 written by petrhsr 2 years ago
There are three cures for cancer – surgery, chemotherapy and radiation. Lung cancer can kill rapidly and mercilessly. Hearing about how the blood started shooting out of his mouth when he coughs leads me to think that the tumor was so advanced that it eroded a large vessel and he bled out into his chest. Chemo had nothing to do with it. He was going to die anyway. People like ArrestMyThoughts are ignorant and dangerous, because they spread myths and lies. Chemo cures cancer! It cured me!
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#14 written by MOUSERMONK 2 years ago
Please dont rely on chemo – it doesnt work and 80% of the time comes back. You need to change your diet and eat the anti-cancer diet.
This will make your body alkali and cancer cells cannot (100 %) live in this environment they die off. They will never ever be a drug to cure cancer (They only want to make drugs to treat not to cure) as trillions of pounds would be lost. You can test if your body is alkai or acidic by buying special PH strips – just wee or spit on it. This is through experience. - Comment Feed for this Post
Wow! That’s a horrible outcome.
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