I no skin cancer dosnt sound as bad as other cancers but belive me it is learnt that the hard way........... is their anyone out there that has had any experience with it? as i could really do with someone to talk to about it plz
my wife (51) has breast cancer (diagnosed about 5 weeks ago) and the oncologist/surgeon insisted that she come in for surgery (mastectomy) the next week (to be followed up by chemo/radiation). Because he made it sound as if this was the only option, my wife didn't wonna wait any longer and agreed with him. However, the day before the operation, we've found out about 'German New Medicine' (GNM) and canceled the operation. To keep the oncologist at bay, so that we could first look in to this GNM stuff, we agreed to reschedule the operation for the 30th of july.
While looking at GNM, we also discovered other things (for instance, did you know that about 22% of breast cancer, detected in an early stage, just disappear when left alone (!): www.nytimes.com/.../25iht-cancer.1.18132547.html
This is in accordance with GNM (www.germannewmedicine.com/), so at the moment, besides changing our diet - no more red meat, plenty of fruits/vegetables - we're just doing 'nothing', meaning, we've found the conflict which started this cell growth (cancer) and resolved it (see more about this at the GNM site).
We've also canceled the operation which should have taken place on july 30. My wife feels great (she's not in denial, although that's what many would think). Also went to a one day seminar (7 hours) in the Netherlands, about GNM and at first was shocked when the speaker smiled when I mentioned the expression 'life-threatening' in connection with cancer (he knew that this was about an early stage breast cancer, but still, since 'they' consider disease as literary being a healing-symptom, his reaction was honest - and it also felt that way).
Don't let anyone hurry you into something (the international standard 'waiting time' between diagnosis and operation is 6 weeks anyway). Fear is a bad adviser. I would like to end with the words of someone who reviewed a book about GNM:
"Having worked in the healing field for many years, I understand the connection between disease and the psychological/emotional aspects of healing. This book gives a new point of view, and supports the statistics that the death rate goes down when hospitals are shut down.Here are stories about people who walked out of doctors offices with death written on their back because of the incurable and survived - even healed. Not because of any magic pills, medicine or, even, healers, but because the stress in their life changed, the environment changed, or they, simply, took responsibility for themselves. Protocol's are given to identify the psychological/emotional experience with the 'sick' part of the body. This is a real "out-side-the-box" concept, but having healed myself, and seen others heal absolutely without medical doctors in anyway involved, I know this guy (Dr.Hamer) has got "it." He may not have all of "it," but he owns a significant piece of how the body/mind connection works."
Hope this will help you (and/or maybe some other people on this forum).
my wife (51) has breast cancer (diagnosed about 5 weeks ago) and the oncologist/surgeon insisted that she come in for surgery (mastectomy) the next week (to be followed up by chemo/radiation). Because he made it sound as if this was the only option, my wife didn't wonna wait any longer and agreed with him. However, the day before the operation, we've found out about 'German New Medicine' (GNM) and canceled the operation. To keep the oncologist at bay, so that we could first look in to this GNM stuff, we agreed to reschedule the operation for the 30th of july.
While looking at GNM, we also discovered other things (for instance, did you know that about 22% of breast cancer, detected in an early stage, just disappear when left alone (!): www.nytimes.com/.../25iht-cancer.1.18132547.html
This is in accordance with GNM (www.germannewmedicine.com/), so at the moment, besides changing our diet - no more red meat, plenty of fruits/vegetables - we're just doing 'nothing', meaning, we've found the conflict which started this cell growth (cancer) and resolved it (see more about this at the GNM site).
We've also canceled the operation which should have taken place on july 30. My wife feels great (she's not in denial, although that's what many would think). Also went to a one day seminar (7 hours) in the Netherlands, about GNM and at first was shocked when the speaker smiled when I mentioned the expression 'life-threatening' in connection with cancer (he knew that this was about an early stage breast cancer, but still, since 'they' consider disease as literary being a healing-symptom, his reaction was honest - and it also felt that way).
Don't let anyone hurry you into something (the international standard 'waiting time' between diagnosis and operation is 6 weeks anyway). Fear is a bad adviser. I would like to end with the words of someone who reviewed a book about GNM:
"Having worked in the healing field for many years, I understand the connection between disease and the psychological/emotional aspects of healing. This book gives a new point of view, and supports the statistics that the death rate goes down when hospitals are shut down.Here are stories about people who walked out of doctors offices with death written on their back because of the incurable and survived - even healed. Not because of any magic pills, medicine or, even, healers, but because the stress in their life changed, the environment changed, or they, simply, took responsibility for themselves. Protocol's are given to identify the psychological/emotional experience with the 'sick' part of the body. This is a real "out-side-the-box" concept, but having healed myself, and seen others heal absolutely without medical doctors in anyway involved, I know this guy (Dr.Hamer) has got "it." He may not have all of "it," but he owns a significant piece of how the body/mind connection works."
Hope this will help you (and/or maybe some other people on this forum).
