Minnie Lippiatt 20 Mar 2011

Thanks for sharing part of your life. I hope you have a quick recovery all though it will be a long journey. Email me if you need to talk. Take Care of you! Sincerely, Minnie

APHOTO4YOU 20 Mar 2011

UH OH

CHANGE name Minnie? you are cute ... Thank you friend..i think i be fine...its long journey like u said..its not something that will go away over night...but i do know deep in my heart i will beat this..:)))

RQ Trietsch 23 Mar 2011

I hope it proves right.

I had one friend that went chemo but the doctors didn't do a good follow up. They cured her lung cancer but didn't notice it spread to her brain.

My neighbor, a really nice guy, just went thru prostrate cancer a year or so ago, and now just had his bladder removed because it was cancerous.

Myself I think it's all the preservatives and chemicals "they" put in and on our food. That's why I think your diet has a much better chance than chemo.

Again, wishing you the best

APHOTO4YOU 23 Mar 2011

RQ

so true u are right..i havent heard anyone yet saying that cancer didnt spread somewhere else..i have friend whose daughter cancer spread after they did surgery on her lymphnodes and she died within 6 mo...at least i have chance to live longer this way..

So far so good...many things that were happening before are improving tremendously..and i have noticed many changes with diet i am imposing upon me..there is still little knot on my left site site of my neck..but 75% is gone..it continue to improve...surgery is definitely out of question and out of my mind..

I am trying to figure out how to preserve large amount of ASPARAGUS for next 6 months...not sure if freezing it will destroy its purpose for cancer...soon will be off the shelf and i have to have asparagus..ASPARAGUS is main killer of cance...r cells...along with rest i am doing...

TODAY on a news NASA found gadget how to cure mouth cancer after CHEMO ...99% get mouth cancer after chemo treatment ...OH GOD did i made right decision not to go through with CHEMO...after u get mouth cancer from CHEMO u cant eat and u die...no way on this earth...

NEXT WEEK i am going on a hike with some friends from FACEBOOK i am gona meet with and go on another 4 miles hike...

I am fighting this very hard

RQ Trietsch 24 Mar 2011

All I can say is keep up the good mental attitude. I think that a positive mind-set is extremely helpful

RQ Trietsch 24 Mar 2011

This link might help you on preserving

http://www.stilltasty.com/fooditems/index/16423

Shasta Eone 24 Mar 2011

Being one who faced the challenge ( colon cancer last year: a blockage in the colon went through the wall to the bladder, led to surgery, a colostomy. Fortunately my nutritional health history worked greatly to my favor. It had not spread to the lymphnodes and after additional testing, I needed no radiation or meds. Two months later, a second surgery reversed the colostomy, leaving me pretty much as I was before. ) The key is nutrition ( I was never a soda pop, hamburger / fries kid ) You are right on track about asparagus, and letting you know that the canned form, available all year, does the same as varified by alternative doctors on the track. In addition, I want you to know that they have found particular foods and WHAT they contain, go after the different kinds of cancers, ( breast, colon, prostrate, skin, etc. ) These food sources are: shrimp, cashew, beets, sauerkraut, papya, Vitamin D, and magnesium. The mineral, Selenium is a cancer fighter ( found in health food section ) and among the spices, Turmeric is a pain reducer. Both brocolli and cauliflower are cancer fighters. With a good grade juicer, I mix up a concoction of 14 veggies: a HUGE immune system booster. Again, health food section, Bragg brand aminos ( which is g r e a t l y missing in todays food supply, just read the label -- and get it. Always, always ... plenty of water for flushing body toxins, and add a capful of apple cider vinegar which is a cousin for what the lemon juide does. Basically, it's all about Feeding the body what it needs, instead of stuffing to satisfy the hunger. There it is ... everything I've learned via alternative health answers .... so far and happy to pass it on. Here's to you and vibrant health friend.

APHOTO4YOU 24 Mar 2011

SHASTA

Great statement...u are one of luckiest to survive without CHEMO..i pray for your future and i know u be okay...i also to adition take MANUKA HONEY BIO 20+ which is very expensive.....but now i am not sure which is really working...cause i am on my way to recuperate....i feel good ...i never had any pain...or any changes in my body ...and lived with swallen nodes 13 months and going...but diagnosed with lymph nodes cancer....

I am firm beliver in ALTERNATIVE medicine...my late husband was Surgeon and he was beliver in alternative...as well....

I will be adding vitamin D this week..cause i dont like sun and try to shield ever chance i have while in wilderness from sun...i do know i am deficient in vitamin D...and plan to add to my diet....

I feel deep in my heart i will beat this... IN 1983 doctors wanted to do hystorectomy on me...cause they diagnosed me with cancer.....well 28 years later i still live and have all my body parts...

APHOTO4YOU 24 Mar 2011

RQ

Thank you for that link...i checked out and i will try to do just that...hope to have enough room in freezer for that long time...will ask friend in email if i buy large amount asparagus if she would let me put in freezer...

thanks again

RQ Trietsch 25 Mar 2011

Forgot to mention a vacuum sealer would be very good for storage, unless you are going to freeze them (any vegetable) just for a month or so.

We freeze a good amount of our vegetables and I juice and freeze the juices from lemons, limes, oranges etc. Haven't tried tomatoes yet but I don't see why not. Beats throwing them out. I don't think there is anything that comes from a garden you can't freeze.

Shasta Eone 25 Mar 2011

Dehydrated foods, vacuum packed lasts a very long time; I do fruits, veggies, sauces and meat this way and started years ago when I did a lot of backpacking. This makes it light weight and very compack. You add back the water when you're ready to use. Dehydrating is long, low temperature drying which can be done in the oven or a dehydrator unit.

APHOTO4YOU 26 Mar 2011

Thank you guys..

I am trying not to do anything in the oven and kill vitamins...trying to preserve as much as i can..i believe vacum freeze is best ...

29 Mar 2011

APHOTO4YOU 30 Mar 2011

AWW

YES Minerva that is what i thought lol.. I just returned from another 2 days hike..with friends from FACEBOOK....had a wonderful time and feeling good...

I hope to continue to improve

THANKS pal..

APHOTO4YOU 06 May 2011

Just update!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I am doing just fine...for now..nothing has changed for worst....and i am traveling on my way to MONTANA/YELLOWSTONE and TETONS.....

LOOKING forward to a good times this season...... JUST in case anyone wants to know

GREETINGS from IDAHO tonight.

Minnie Lippiatt 23 Jun 2011

Just thinking about how you are doing. I'm glad you are able to travel. Can't wait to see your photos!

Minnie

RQ Trietsch 24 Jun 2011

Yellowstone to me is the prettiest place in the west. Glad to read you are still hanging in there

APHOTO4YOU 03 Sep 2011

MINNIE i am doing great.....thanks for your thoughts...AS a matter of the fact i am much better....i am able to travel cause i didnt let doctors kill me before my time..

I REFUSED chemo

APHOTO4YOU 03 Sep 2011

RQ, i am still here to bug everyone....lol...

I AM doing good and see some improvements due to my own herbal therapy....that doctors dont aknowledge nor they wanna get involved...

RQ Trietsch 04 Sep 2011

Nothing like good news!