SC - poison in peach pits

Thu Mar 29 12:34:03 PST 2001

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In a message dated 3/29/01 7:20:58 AM US Mountain Standard Time, 
ekoogler at chesapeake.net writes:

> That being said, even that is preferable to the alternative...the possible
> recurrance of cancer and death.  I would do it again in a heartbeat!!!!!
> 
> Kiri
> 

Absolutely agreed. I've had one call with Chemo. They gave me methotrixate, 
and then several weeks later did a full hysterectomy. I was lucky and didn't 
have to go through the chemo protocol. Having, at the time, been working for 
Arizona Cancer Center, I had seen all the experiences of my patients. I 
really didn't want to lose my hair. I was so convinced before the surgery 
that they would have to go in and it wouldn't work and chemo was on the 
horizon, that I shaved my hair to about 2" of length in preparation.  Then I 
didn't have to take Chemo. Now, almost 8 years later, I'm still cancer free, 
and the hair is just passed the top of my shoulders. But I still hunger for 
the glorious long locks I shed.....

Lars

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<HTML><BODY BGCOLOR="#ff80c0">In a message dated 3/29/01 7:20:58 AM US Mountain Standard Time, 
 ekoogler at chesapeake.net writes:
 
 
 <BLOCKQUOTE TYPE=CITE style="BORDER-LEFT: #0000ff 2px solid; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px">That being said, even that is preferable to the alternative...the possible
 recurrance of cancer and death.  I would do it again in a heartbeat!!!!!
 
 Kiri
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 Absolutely agreed. I've had one call with Chemo. They gave me methotrixate, 
 and then several weeks later did a full hysterectomy. I was lucky and didn't 
 have to go through the chemo protocol. Having, at the time, been working for 
 Arizona Cancer Center, I had seen all the experiences of my patients. I 
 really didn't want to lose my hair. I was so convinced before the surgery 
 that they would have to go in and it wouldn't work and chemo was on the 
 horizon, that I shaved my hair to about 2" of length in preparation.  Then I 
 didn't have to take Chemo. Now, almost 8 years later, I'm still cancer free, 
 and the hair is just passed the top of my shoulders. But I still hunger for 
 the glorious long locks I shed.....
 
 Lars</HTML>

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