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He did have 2 stretches plusAmjosmom said:Why stent?
Can he get an esophageal stretch instead? I read a lot about stents... not very much of it was good.
He did have 2 stretches plus an Argon Gas burn in September. He still had issues swallowing. Everyone agreed that in his case the stent was a good choice. He wants to eat and his surgeon was very positive about his choice of stents. It is a "temporary" one in that this type can be easily removed if need be.
He is doing very well. He came out of anesthesia about 5pm and is home. He's been taking wildlife calls tonight (go figure) but he does have some discomfort. The hardest part is getting him to take his pain meds.0 -
MoPeg59 said:18 months since diagnosis. Still on cellquest
You can read my comments from earlier. Mo was diagnosed stage 3c in May of 2011 but had swallowing issues since April of 2011. He is still active today, and until this past month could still eat anything. He has been doing so fantastic for so long but this summer began having swallowing issues again.
Since the beginning we were told that Mo was never a candidate for either radiation or surgery because he had mets in distant lymph nodes. He had 9 weeks of chemo treatments last year and that is all. That ended in January of this year, 2012.
Our oncologist last week said he "is not a typical EC patient." He has been on cellquest throughout plus we've done juicing and I asked if this could have helped. The doc said there were too many variables to tell.
This past summer he has now progressed to stage 4 with mets to a rib plus the tumor has begun growing more rapidly. He will have a stent placed tomorrow.
I have not been writing here but saw this topic come up again and had to reply.
Mo has done so well compared to many who could not have the surgery. I would like to think it is because of the alternatives we've done but who knows? Keep in mind many of the success stories we read about do not just involve taking cellquest. Many of these people also changed their entire lifestyles, eating vegetarian and only organic. Major healthy life changes. Mo wouldn't do that. His attitude was "if I'm going to die anyway I might as well enjoy the things I enjoy." He still eats anything including fast food and (embarrassingly) refused to quite smoking. Yet, 18 months later he is still working, active and cheerful.
Luckily, our oncologist has been very supportive of our choices of alternatives. We have 2 new ones we have started and are not giving up.Cellquest is a wonderful product and I have been tracking it for over 15 years. However, I would recommend coupling it with a therapeutic package from Dr. Sebi. He is out of California. Call them and they will mail a package right to you. He helped 3 of my family members with different ailments and I know that it is safe to couple his products with Cellquest. PM me if needed. Most natural cures are hoaxes, but i Know Cellquest is good and Dr. Sebi is the real deal. Hope this helps.
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Allinfaith: Dr. Sebi & Cellquestallinfaith said:Mo
Cellquest is a wonderful product and I have been tracking it for over 15 years. However, I would recommend coupling it with a therapeutic package from Dr. Sebi. He is out of California. Call them and they will mail a package right to you. He helped 3 of my family members with different ailments and I know that it is safe to couple his products with Cellquest. PM me if needed. Most natural cures are hoaxes, but i Know Cellquest is good and Dr. Sebi is the real deal. Hope this helps.
I would appreciate more information on this please. We live in KY, could Dr. Sebi help us? My brother has cancer and I don't think I have cancer but if left untreated, it could head that way...
I have an email address I can give you if you are still available to see this reply.
Thanks so much!
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