May I recommend Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) as a possible treatment. To learn more, visit
With best wishes,
Dudley Delany, R.N., M.A., D.C.,
http://profiles.yahoo.com/dudley_delany
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From: yaddaluvpoodles
Sent: Friday, March 21, 2008 2:27 PM
To: cancercured@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [cancercured] Introduction
Hi,
I'm new here... obviously have a lot to learn and need to learn
fast. Anyone wishing to email suggestions, pointers, etc, please feel
free.
Recently diagnosed with adenocarcinoma of the cervix. So... here's
how the story goes.... something felt "wrong"--- long history of
abnormal pap smears starting 20 years ago and normalizing about 10
years ago. Have had multiple LEEPS, so, when something just wasn't
quite right I figured I was in trouble. I attempted to self refer to
an oncologist/gynocologist, with no luck. So jumped through the hoops
of finding a Primary Care Provider (pap smear, indicative of
adenocarcinoma in situ) who made a referral for follow up, gave me
the choice of a provider who works approx 90 miles away from me (I
live VERY remotely, so everyone is a distance to travel) and a
provider who was about 130 miles away from me. Without any checking
into it, I quickly chose the nearer provider. A colposcopy was
done... visible lesion. The Provider (who I assumed would be
following me throughout this whole situation) was like a happy
gardener and pruned away at anything that looked abnormal. So...
biopsies came back as fragmented adenocarcinoma and I'm told that NOW
I need to go see the oncologist/gynocologist. So... I go see the onco
doc who does another coloposcopy and tells me that there are no
visible signs of a lesion, so based on that, I will need to have a
cone biopsy to determine whether or not it is in situ or invasive.
She told me prior to the exam that if she saw any visible lesion that
the adenoma would be considered to be invasive and I would be treated
for that.
The treatments that she lined out for me are:
in situ-- cone biopsy, followed by a simple hysterectomy 4-6 weeks
later after healing has taken place from the cone.
invasive--if identified on biopsies from coloposcopy then there is no
cone biopsy is done, a PET scan is done to get some idea of the
spread and then radiation and chemo are given, then a radical
hysterectomy is done. How radical depends on the results of the Pet
scan.
Looking for... treatment options, both conventional and
nontraditional.
Darla
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