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Sarcoma diagnosis/discussion

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Participants Brian Wells4ruggedpanther64Angela WrightChristian Wood63Nancy Sanchez12Megan Williams6Raymond Flores39Kenneth Davis5melloworca6Nicholas MyersPaul Palmer2
melloworca6 melloworca6 Regular
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joined May 2010
#21 ·
Megan Williams6 I think there’s already a thread about this over on Alternative Health, but even if there isn't, people were arguing about those seeds over there. So, look, I’m asking you—and anyone else who actually wants to weigh in—to just keep the discussion about these seeds right here: Vitamin B17 - a cancer cure

Thanks. 🙂
Angela Wright Angela Wright Regular
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joined Feb 2007
#22 ·
Megan Williams6 said:I have a question regarding that apricot kernel treatment (vitamin B-17 Laetrile)—there are claims that it can treat cancer, though it doesn't specify which type, so I was wondering if it would be effective against Sarcoma as well?🤷

It’ll absolutely wipe him out along with whatever else is left of that tumor. We're talking pure cyanide here—the kind of lethal poison people handle way too recklessly without a second thought.
I honestly still don't get what you're basing this whole "mom has sarcoma" conviction on. Let’s be real: if she actually had that, given how much you guys are dragging your feet with this biopsy, her condition would have absolutely cratered by now. If she were even still upright, that is.
You claim your mother is your entire world and that you live solely for her—that she’s the absolute center of your universe. Honestly, looking at how you carry yourself, that just doesn't track. You don't act like someone who lives for anyone else, least of all when you look at how you treat yourself. It’s incredibly immature.
Nicholas Myers Nicholas Myers Active Member
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joined Jan 2012
#23 ·
Megan Williams6, Angela Wright, flyingappletree, your posts have been moved to this thread (click the link).
Paul Palmer2 Paul Palmer2 Newcomer
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joined Nov 2019
#24 ·
Hey everyone.
I’m asking for a friend, 28 years old. About six months ago, he was diagnosed with malignant testicular cancer that had already spread to his lymph nodes and spleen. He went through several rounds of chemo, but nothing worked. They sent a tissue sample to another hospital for a second opinion, and the pathology report came back as an unidentified malignant tumor, specifically labeled as a sarcoma type. He’s home now, but the pain is starting to set in, and honestly, nobody is giving him any straight answers. It’s a brutal situation—he’s got two little kids depending on him, and he's the sole provider. He’s absolutely hitting rock bottom mentally. I’m trying to wrap my head around what this finding actually means. Is it definitely a sarcoma?
Has anyone dealt with something similar?

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