I am hoping that people will see that chemo doesn't always work, or even
work for long. And perhaps they will examin other means for treatment.
Also, I thought it surprising that the FDA approved the experimental
drug that didn't work for the man with the rare lung cancer. Again, I
found this program to be eye opening.
ar
On Thu, 17 Apr 2008 15:42:23 -0000, "jinglejan2001"
<jinglejan2001@yahoo.com> said:
> Actually, what I liked about the program is that the producers made it
> clear that with exception of perhaps childhood leukemia and prostate
> cancer which has been caught early, the big chemo hammer does not cure
> cancer and probably in most cases, while a remission can occur for
> some, in the end and for the most part it does not extend survival. I
> will say though that the producers failed to note that chemo, in
> itself, has the capability of leading to death. But the producers told
> the truth in showing most of the cancer patients fading away, even
> while taking block-buster treatment. It was a terribly sad program
> and I hope an eye-opener to at least a portion of the viewing
> population that for the most part just about any sensible way other
> than chemo would be the route to investigate. Maybe?
>
> Warm wishes,
>
> Jan
>
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