Well, you could be of the many who get a wrong diagnosti... hang and there, and enjoy the ride while you can!
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Air guns and cancer
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Well, you could be of the many who get a wrong diagnosti... hang and there, and enjoy the ride while you can!
It's pretty much over if you give up. So never give up and never back down. Enjoy life as best you can and count even the smallest of blessings.
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I hope we're reading about how you beat cancer at this time next year!! Attitude is everything.
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Hey guys, PotPie especially.... this is one heck of a first post here; I joined ten minutes ago to ask a question as a first time buyer. But the title of this post hit me like a glaring light.
15 months ago (Feb 3 of 2021) I was diagnosed with a rare, "uniformly fatal", "incurable" blood cancer. I planned on jumping into aggressive chemo to buy time (I have 4 little kids), but before beginning I took two weeks and dove very, very deep into research. Reason being, I had a horrible incident with a dental crown years before where I took the advice of a dentist and the crown caused miserable pain for 4 years before ultimately I just had the whole molar extracted.... long story short: I later learned that cracks in teeth are completely normal and heal by themselves all the time - most of the time, we are never even aware they happened. I confronted the dentist about this knowledge (which is common knowledge, discussed at length by a world famous dentist long ago; Weston Price).
Anyway: my dentist had never heard of any of this. So, I've learned to at least take a second look at what professionals advise.
When I was diagnosed, I said "I've got 4 little kids... give me the strong stuff and hook it up to my veins. Buy me all the time you can."
But my wife said: "That's probably the best strategy, but don't forget the crown incident! Do your due diligence."
I hated to even wait 2 weeks to start chemo, but I knew she was right. It was hard, because I was not diagnosed with this horrific cancer until I was "end stage." In fact, the cancer had so badly eaten away at my left femur in the form of a 5.5" tumor that the bone disintegrated (that's how/when the tumor was diagnosed).
Anyway... I know everyone has a different stance on this. But just in case me joining this forum tonight was in any way providential:
After 2 heavy weeks of reading from my hospital bed, I actually decided to "go natural" for treatment. I was wheeled out of the hospital after 5 days with a ton of hardware in my leg, and sent home to a rental hospital bed in my living room.
I'll spare you the details, but 15 months later, I'm basically completely cured. My left femur has grown back around the hardware 90-95% and counting. The most fatal / dangerous blood number they measure my cancer (multiple myeloma) by is "<0.1" and "undetectable." I have one blood number that's still a little high, but it has zero bearing on my health. I feel better than I've felt in years; honestly since I was in my 20s.
I don't mean to impose any of this on anyone, but I feel like I have a duty to share. I don't want to keep blabbering on, but I've written it ALL down. I'm actually planning on writing a book, even though there are so many out there already... I just can't believe how the last 15 months went.
They never said I would walk without a walker again. Today I power walked six miles and ran around with my kids. It's just insane.
Your mileage may vary, but if anyone wants a copy of what I did, I can share. I don't mean to sound like a tree-hugger here. I also am not trying to get attention. Again... I just feel I have a duty to share.
In the name of Christ,
Pat
15 months ago (Feb 3 of 2021) I was diagnosed with a rare, "uniformly fatal", "incurable" blood cancer. I planned on jumping into aggressive chemo to buy time (I have 4 little kids), but before beginning I took two weeks and dove very, very deep into research. Reason being, I had a horrible incident with a dental crown years before where I took the advice of a dentist and the crown caused miserable pain for 4 years before ultimately I just had the whole molar extracted.... long story short: I later learned that cracks in teeth are completely normal and heal by themselves all the time - most of the time, we are never even aware they happened. I confronted the dentist about this knowledge (which is common knowledge, discussed at length by a world famous dentist long ago; Weston Price).
Anyway: my dentist had never heard of any of this. So, I've learned to at least take a second look at what professionals advise.
When I was diagnosed, I said "I've got 4 little kids... give me the strong stuff and hook it up to my veins. Buy me all the time you can."
But my wife said: "That's probably the best strategy, but don't forget the crown incident! Do your due diligence."
I hated to even wait 2 weeks to start chemo, but I knew she was right. It was hard, because I was not diagnosed with this horrific cancer until I was "end stage." In fact, the cancer had so badly eaten away at my left femur in the form of a 5.5" tumor that the bone disintegrated (that's how/when the tumor was diagnosed).
Anyway... I know everyone has a different stance on this. But just in case me joining this forum tonight was in any way providential:
After 2 heavy weeks of reading from my hospital bed, I actually decided to "go natural" for treatment. I was wheeled out of the hospital after 5 days with a ton of hardware in my leg, and sent home to a rental hospital bed in my living room.
I'll spare you the details, but 15 months later, I'm basically completely cured. My left femur has grown back around the hardware 90-95% and counting. The most fatal / dangerous blood number they measure my cancer (multiple myeloma) by is "<0.1" and "undetectable." I have one blood number that's still a little high, but it has zero bearing on my health. I feel better than I've felt in years; honestly since I was in my 20s.
I don't mean to impose any of this on anyone, but I feel like I have a duty to share. I don't want to keep blabbering on, but I've written it ALL down. I'm actually planning on writing a book, even though there are so many out there already... I just can't believe how the last 15 months went.
They never said I would walk without a walker again. Today I power walked six miles and ran around with my kids. It's just insane.
Your mileage may vary, but if anyone wants a copy of what I did, I can share. I don't mean to sound like a tree-hugger here. I also am not trying to get attention. Again... I just feel I have a duty to share.
In the name of Christ,
Pat
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It's the guys that don't roll over and quit that survive, They don't get stressed out, You used your hobby to enjoy life and beat it back.. Haven't been exactly where you have/are but I've been under the magic spell of big C til I got snotty with the docs and listened to the nurses cause they pay attention to the patients, observing them. Nurses helped me a lot with some info and advice. I upset some people but I'm still walking around with a different attitude. I believe in being vaccinated from polio to yellow fever and smallpox and covid but I don't believe in BIG PHARMA . They feed on cancer patients. Hey, all Xs and head shots. Keep moving. GBGUNNER
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Keep up the good fight, but your list lacks an FX, so you may need to spend some more money. Haha
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Praise God. It's your outlook and attitude. I will keep you in prayer. Keep on, never quit.
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One last thing this is going to be your test in exchange for your testimony. God's Got you! You got this. PM anytime if you need to talk.
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Good on you for a great attitude, along with fortitude. Keep your hobby going if that keeps you going by all means necessary.
Keep the faith!
mike
Keep the faith!
mike
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Mate that’s great news keep up the shooting and you will live longer. I am plagued with MS and shooting is my therapy and it works. There are 20 of us in a small support groups d out of the 20 I am the only one working and living a normal life which I put down to shooting keep the faith old chap.
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Now that right there, is a quality post. Prayers out to you man, that the C just says F it and decides to float away.
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God Bless! Inspiring story. i think mind over matter and staying positive is my own personal takeaway 
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Good to hear you are enjoying the sport. I'm stage 3 very aggressive prostate cancer, Gleason 8. Done surgery, fail. Done 39 doses of proton beam and on ADT for a year then prognosis is not good. Do a google search on Fenbendazole and full list of supplements. There is good anecdotal evidence that it reduces tumors. I did a 36-day course of it at the tail end of my radiation and suffered no side effects. I was taking a gram per day. Heres the kicker, its dog wormer that you can get from Tractor supply. If you elect to do this READ THE LABEL AND ACTIVE INGREDIENTS! You want the meds that has ONLY fenbendazole! The dosage is what is usually given to a ten-pound dog for three consecutive days. Its cheaper to buy the box with 3 four-gram packets and divide them up to one-gram doses, but you can buy the box with three one-gram packs if you like. Vets know of this and use it on older dogs with cancer. What do ya have to lose other than fifty bucks or so for a 36-day supply. You must be taking vitamins and supplements. The NIH is also looking into the use of Ivermectin in conjunction with some of the drugs used in late-stage treatment and it shows promise to improve their action. Ivermectin and fenbendazole both have very similar modes of action. A fellow, Joe Tippens I think, was in late stage and sent home with 3 months to go. He used this treatment on advice of his friend DVM and two years later hes still kicking. Best wishes, Dan.
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