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Hey everyone. I'm pretty new to all of this, so I'll try to keep things brief.
My dad was recently diagnosed with adenocarcinoma involving lymph nodes along with some other complications, plus colon cancer at the start of the large intestine (I can't go into more detail right now since I don't have his official discharge papers in front of me).
As I'm sure you all know, finding out news like this tends to throw your whole world into total chaos.
He just finished his first round of chemo (out of four planned sessions), and I guess he actually handled it quite well.
There's one thing I'm curious about: Has anyone here had any experience using that Russian medication "Segidrin" (Hydrazine sulfate)?
Supposedly, it has a really positive effect on improving a patient's overall condition and might even help shrink tumors.
If anyone could help me out, I'd really appreciate it.
Michael Ramos3 said:God help and good day to you all.
It’s honestly kind of incredible how some people just seem incapable of learning anything new or useful.
Why the immediate hostility toward someone just stepping through the door? How on earth do you all decide right away that his only intention is to scam you?
Are you all perhaps clairvoyant or something?
It’s actually pretty staggering to see certain members only showing up in situations like this—whenever a newcomer arrives—only to jump in and either immediately discourage them by claiming their condition is a cruel, incurable disease with no cure, or just condemn them outright after they've barely even posted once.
You attack him, claiming his motive is profit. Well, even if that were true, so what? I guess.
What’s the goal of the company making Dovonex? What’s the goal of the folks at NIVEA? Is it to make us look better, or to make a buck? I don't think anyone has ever bothered to ask that.
Maybe they use that money to fund some cause, or pay for a sick child's treatment, or maybe they're just spending it on themselves or building a church; we can't really know, but we *do* know they have a product that works for us and does its job. So, what are we supposed to do about that? It’s a question of morality, really.
And so, I’m asking the members here not to engage in such blatant hypocrisy.
What if, after a few months, it turns out the man was being completely sincere?
"Judge not, lest ye be judged"—that’s an idea from around the year 2000, or so I recall, from a very famous figure in human history.
Let’s just welcome the man and his intentions; let him introduce himself, and it will be quite easy enough to see what he’s truly after and verify what he’s saying. If it turns out he’s selling something that doesn't work, that will be the greatest condemnation he could face. He'll likely just disappear on his own pretty quickly. But let’s also consider the reward if he happens to be telling the truth.
With faith in the Lord,
If you were aiming that at me, thanks. If not, well, hello again.
I didn't intentionally set out to respond to those who aren't just suffering from this miserable disease, but are also a little—well, maybe a little more than a little—unbalanced in the head.
My intention was (and, thanks to examples like this, still is) to be helpful, because I suffer from this same condition myself, rather than trying to "turn a profit," as some might suggest.
Thank God, I settled my own financial concerns a long time ago.
For what it's worth, I never felt bad about paying for the tea (the medicine) that helped me, no matter the cost. I’d drink it for the rest of my life just to ensure that horror I went through doesn't come back (and hopefully stays neutralized).
To those who don't believe my story, feel free to stay skeptical, but to everyone else, I am at your service.
Best regards, and please, believe that there is hope!!!
Hey everyone!
So, I figured I’d jump in here and share a bit about my own experience dealing with this sneaky, stubborn condition.
I first dealt with psoriasis over a year ago—well, specifically, I started treating it on Oct 10th, 2006.
It started around my elbows, then moved to my backside, then knees, then thighs (both front and back), then the tops of my feet, moving down to my shins and calves. From there, it spread to my lower back, my forearms, the tops of my feet, upper back, chest, stomach, and finally my upper arms.
Basically, the disease managed to cover almost 80% of my body.
The only part that stayed clear, thank God, was my head.
Now, I'm not trying to vent here; I think most of you already know exactly how miserable this thing can be.
Initially, I tried sticking to conventional medicine, but when that didn't seem to be doing much, I decided to try a different route.
To make a long story short, out of that 80% of my skin that used to be nothing but red, swollen, scaly, or raw patches (honestly, it was just one giant mess with tiny islands of normal skin left), it is NOW only about 2-3% "affected"—and that's if I even count all the little remaining spots and specks!!!
So, I really just wanted to reach out and tell you all that there is hope!!!
I'm not delusional enough to think I'm completely cured, but considering I haven't been to the beach or out in the sun for two years, and I haven't used any ointments or gone to see doctors, the results are FANTASTIC.
In the areas where huge sections of my skin (some as large as 6x6 inches) were hit by this illness, there's now just some slightly darker pigmentation and maybe a stray red spot here or there.
AND ALL OF THIS IN JUST ONE YEAR!!!
I'm actually quite grateful to an herbalist and his tea for all these results. Along with that, I maintained a moderate diet—meaning I avoided certain foods—and cut out tobacco and alcohol.
The man lives out in the Ozarks, where he gathers medicinal herbs for his teas from the local mountains.
I found him through a recommendation (which wasn't easy to come by), because I heard he has helped more people achieve total remission from psoriasis than anyone else.
His tea is a blend of naturally dried medicinal herbs; you brew it and then take 3-4 sips every half hour or so throughout the day.
That's exactly how I used it, and the results have been great.
After browsing various online forums and thinking about everything I've personally endured because of this awful disease, I had the idea to ask him if it might be possible to help others like me too.
He told me we could certainly give it a shot. He packs the tea in 250g bags, and it costs 25 dollars. One bag lasted me about 15 days, though that depends on how strong the tea needs to be, which is determined individually (for someone else, that same amount might last 20 days). Just for your information...there is a PM 😉 , jadesailor14