Another Good Book!

Alexis F
Alexis F Member Posts: 3,598
edited March 2014 in Breast Cancer #1
How to Fight Cancer & Win by William L. Fischer is a good book too! It is for the successful treatment and prevention of cancer and other related health problems. Some of the ideas are great. The main one I can't use is the Linseed oil. That isn't for ER PR +!

Hugs, Lex

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  • dmc_emmy
    dmc_emmy Member Posts: 549
    #2
    Maybe we should start B.O.D.S. ...
    Books of Daft Sods, members and non-members welcome, to suggest ideas for a summer reading list. I read every night before calling it day, and I'm always open to book suggestions.

    Sounds like a good book, I would like to find some alternatives to what I have been prescribed and maybe this book could offer my med'l team some options. I go in for a 6 mo visit in July and I could get a copy of the book prior to my visit. My oncologist is pretty open to trying anything-even natural rememdies.

    Thanks.
    dmc
  • Kylez
    Kylez Member Posts: 3,761 Member
    #3
    dmc_emmy said:

    Maybe we should start B.O.D.S. ...
    Books of Daft Sods, members and non-members welcome, to suggest ideas for a summer reading list. I read every night before calling it day, and I'm always open to book suggestions.

    Sounds like a good book, I would like to find some alternatives to what I have been prescribed and maybe this book could offer my med'l team some options. I go in for a 6 mo visit in July and I could get a copy of the book prior to my visit. My oncologist is pretty open to trying anything-even natural rememdies.

    Thanks.
    dmc

    I will look into this book
    I will look into this book too. This is a great idea to share the books!
  • Christmas Girl
    Christmas Girl Member Posts: 3,682 Member
    #4
    Kylez said:

    I will look into this book
    I will look into this book too. This is a great idea to share the books!

    It's great to share resources on the board...
    Thank you.

    On behalf of newcomers who may not know - each member can also submit resource recommendations (and not just books) on their own "About Me" homepage. Submissions there will be approved by the ACS/CSN, and then reappear. Also - and importantly - those resources then become available to ALL members of the CSN - no matter what board they're from nor what type of cancer, via the "Member Resource library"... (See the brown box in the upper left hand corner of your screen.)

    Just a thought, in consideration of our fellow cancer survivors beyond the BC group.

    Kind regards, Susan
  • dmc_emmy
    dmc_emmy Member Posts: 549
    #5
    Christmas Girl said:

    It's great to share resources on the board...
    Thank you.

    On behalf of newcomers who may not know - each member can also submit resource recommendations (and not just books) on their own "About Me" homepage. Submissions there will be approved by the ACS/CSN, and then reappear. Also - and importantly - those resources then become available to ALL members of the CSN - no matter what board they're from nor what type of cancer, via the "Member Resource library"... (See the brown box in the upper left hand corner of your screen.)

    Just a thought, in consideration of our fellow cancer survivors beyond the BC group.

    Kind regards, Susan

    Excellent suggestion
    Susan, that is an excellent suggestion. I'll try to figure out to access that resource.
    dmc
  • kiley40
    kiley40 Member Posts: 17
    #6
    good books
    I have been reading I'd Rather Do CHEMO than clean out the Garage by Fran Di Giacomo.
    It seems to be good about chearing me up alittle.
  • Jeanne D
    Jeanne D Member Posts: 1,867
    #7
    Thanks Alexis!
    I have been reading that book Alexis, and, it is interesting. A lot of it doesn't apply to me either, since I am also ER PR postive. Thanks for this though!
  • Jeanne D
    Jeanne D Member Posts: 1,867
    #8
    Christmas Girl said:

    It's great to share resources on the board...
    Thank you.

    On behalf of newcomers who may not know - each member can also submit resource recommendations (and not just books) on their own "About Me" homepage. Submissions there will be approved by the ACS/CSN, and then reappear. Also - and importantly - those resources then become available to ALL members of the CSN - no matter what board they're from nor what type of cancer, via the "Member Resource library"... (See the brown box in the upper left hand corner of your screen.)

    Just a thought, in consideration of our fellow cancer survivors beyond the BC group.

    Kind regards, Susan

    Good idea Susan!
    That is a very good idea Susan. Thanks!
  • Noel
    Noel Member Posts: 3,095 Member
    #9
    Jeanne D said:

    Thanks Alexis!
    I have been reading that book Alexis, and, it is interesting. A lot of it doesn't apply to me either, since I am also ER PR postive. Thanks for this though!

    I am reading that book
    I am reading that book Alexis. Thanks for letting us know about it! We need to educate ourselves as much as we can, and, we also need to laugh!

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