Everthing I wrote in my story is true. And just what in my post do you find to
be untrue, Ian? It is a fact that cancer cells have tough cell walls that limit
your bodies efforts to get rid of them. It makes sense that if you could soften
those hard cell walls your body would then be able to destroy them. This make
much more sense to me than using harsh chemicals (or surgery) that weaken the
bodies immune system. All I wanted to do was to share what ended my nightmare
with people facing the same problem. I can't believe that you're calling me a
liar and a spammer. What a slap in the face! Can you blame me for wanting to
share what worked for me? So... tell me the lies you see in my post. You sign
off "love and healing" Ian. I have to tell you I'm not feeling the "love" and
I'm wondering if you're really interested in "healiing". You could at least me
happy for me.

----- Original Message ----
From: iandixon <iandixon25lr@...>
To: fighttogether@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, January 1, 2007 3:06:45 AM
Subject: RE: [fight together] RE: My story













I think I need to be clearer



I do not reject complementary approaches or those that respect the body and

encourage health and happiness



But it was this one email that seemed to me to be more of spam than of in

truth



Love and Healing



And a very Happy and Healthy New Year



Ian



_____



From: fighttogether@ yahoogroups. com [mailto:fighttogether@ yahoogroups. com]

On Behalf Of Linda McGrath

Sent: 31 December 2006 18:38

To: fighttogether@ yahoogroups. com

Subject: Re: [fight together] RE: My story



Ian,

I think you are absolutely right and I believe I have seen this message on

other skin cancer forums.

Linda



----- Original Message ----

From: iandixon <iandixon25lr@ <mailto:iandixon25l r%40googlemail. com>

googlemail.com>

To: Irene Francisco <harryandirene@ <mailto:harryandire ne%40adelphia. net>

adelphia.net>

Cc: fighttogether@ <mailto:fighttogeth er%40yahoogroups .com> yahoogroups. com

Sent: Sunday, December 31, 2006 11:45:51 AM

Subject: [fight together] RE: My story



I do not just 'trust' the medics - but look to complementary and sound

advice - rather than untested alternative therapies



But this is a personal decision each time - the story posted earlier had

many of the traits of someone helping to sell a product



-a new arrival apparently seeking help, instead posts immediately a miracle

cure-all



-certain aspects of that 'cure' just do not sound right/true



My own view is that: do what feels right for you and, yes, do place trust in

the oncologists - if you do trust one, then move on to another. One person I

trust absolutely is my own doctor and she has no explanation for my

recovery.



The problem with placing all your trust in alternatives from the web is that

many are just unscrupulous money making ventures - and if they do not work

you are hellishly worse off - especially for something like breast cancer

where the response rates are hugely positive to chemo etc now



One has to be open minded - know that the inevitable is there - but can be

delayed. Enjoy what we have and act as wisely as we can



Love and Healing - and to all a very Happy and Healthy New Year



Ian



_____



From: Irene Francisco [mailto:harryandire ne@ adelphia. net]

Sent: 31 December 2006 15:00

To: iandixon25lr@ googlemail. com

Subject: Re: My story



I just read Ian Dixon's response and he trusts his doctors and he has been

very lucky but I'm with you I think there are alternative ways to deal with

it and ultimately it will be beaten by ways other than disfiguring and

nightmare surgery and chemo. I have a friend fighting breast cancer and she

won't entertain anything other that the hell she has already suffered. God

forbid I ever have to deal with it but I am already disgusted with the

pharmaceutical and medical professions and I take no rxs but plenty of

supplements and at 79 I'm told I look and act years younger.



Again good luck to you but be very vigilent.



Irene



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