92GA: All the best to you and your wife.
75sling:
Congratulations on being a cancer survivor.
Perhaps a clarification is necessary to my original post. My intent was to offer support to GA92 and to whomever else might be impacted by cancer, possibly enlighten others, and potentially save a life, nothing more or less. My intent is not and was not to engage in a dialogue or debate about cancer treatment options. This simply isn't the appropriate thread or forum, imho.
In my particular case, I needed information on the subject of cancer and posted a (general) link that
I found helpful.
The person that I was referred to,Ty Bollinger, documents his investigative journey to discover why so many of his family members were diagnosed and ultimately passed away due to cancer, and what if anything could have possibly saved them. Ty interviewed (and video taped), many health care professionals across the globe, many that are M.D.'s and oncologists who have moved away from the medical model and are professing more effective treatment options.
I personally found the information a means to gain valuable information via links to numerous interview videos, conferences, etc., and a network that I would not have otherwise have even known about. The information was extensive, highly thought provoking and stimulating, intellectually challenging, haven taken me several weeks to view and process.
I am so glad that I did!!! However, if you are uncomfortable in providing your contact info., that is your decision to make. For those interested, I am almost certain that his work can be accessed though different keyword searches online or YouTube without entering a name or email.
I think that folks have a right to ALL information, the right to determine what they deem valid and reliable, and the right to choose what is best for their personal situation.
