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Written by experts affiliated with the Kidney Cancer Association, this book can help to save your life or the life of someone you love. Learn how to survive kidney cancer and find out about the latest surgical techniques and treatments for advanced disease (kidney cancer that has spread beyond the kidney to other parts of the body). Edited for the Kindle by Bill Bro, CEO of the Kidney Cancer Association.Product Description
Written by experts affiliated with the Kidney Cancer Association, this book can help to save your life or the life of someone you love. Learn how to survive kidney cancer and find out about the latest surgical techniques and treatments for advanced disease (kidney cancer that has spread beyond the kidney to other parts of the body). Edited for the Kindle by Bill Bro, CEO of the Kidney Cancer Association.

We Have Kidney Cancer

• 2 DVDs – 195 Min.
• Triple formatted computer CD with scientific literature
• PDF, Word, WordPerfect

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The use of nutritional supplements, immune products, toxin chelators, detoxification support and diet, in the fight against cancer. This video clearly and accurately explains the actual methods that the author/Naturopath uses, in his own private practice, in order to help support the immune systems of his patients with cancer. He is joined by a medical doctor to make sure that the viewer understands that this is science and not nonsense. A CD is also included with 3 text formats for your computer, to enable you to print out all of the supplements he discusses as well as the references, web sites etc. There is no other video like this on the market. If you have cancer, want to fight it, and want to know the truth, this is the video you have been searching for.

Cancer, Your Doctor’s Lack of Knowledge can Shorten Your Life

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“Read this if you want to go to heaven…but not via the hospital! This book is your ‘get out of the hospital alive’ card–it will put years on your life!”

-Edward A. Taub, M.D.
Lanny Taub, M.D.

A framework of common sense and wisdom for anyone who must bear the burden of severe illness and advanced institutional medical treatment.

-Keith Burnett, M.D., Diplomate, American Board of Radiology

Hospitals can be dangerous to your health!

Your mission: stay out of them!

But if you do need to go in for anything serious, BE PREPARED. And this book will show you how.

Richard Stevens, one of the most successful businesspeople in America, is also a survivor of a heart transplant, colon cancer, a coma, and acute thrombosis. In this eye-opening book, you’ll learn what you must do to keep yourself out of hospitals…and how to maximize the likelihood that if you do need hospitalization, you’ll survive not just your illness but your medical care!

Doctor- and hospital-caused mistakes are two of the leading killers in our society. You and your loved ones deserve the knowledge about how to keep yourself healthy now…and healthy and alive if hospitalization is ever something you need.

This book will save your life!

Never Give Up!: How I Survived a Heart Transplant, Multiple Heart Surgeries, Colon Cancer, a Coma, and Acute Thrombosis: The Six Secret Steps You Must Take To Protect Your Own Life

my dad was diagnosed with Liver Cancer back on 14 Feb. he has had 2 chemoembolizations and now the cancer has spread… what is the life expectancy of Liver Cancer in the 4th stage?

My grandfather just found out he has liver cancer…They don’t know the prognosis, but I’m really sad about this I cant stop crying and I can’t eat…My job took alot of my time for the past 2 years and I hardly spent any time with him at all, I feel terrible…I want to call him, and stop down, but I feel like he is upset I don’t see/call them much. I feel so awkward, like, I just show up out of the blue and be like, “oh, how are you?” what am I suppossed to do? How to I overcome this? I want to spend time with him but I don’t have the energy, it sounds so selfish and I HATE myself right now…I just want him to know I love him, and that I’m sorry for being such a disappointment…I’m sorry but I’m really upset and I have no one else to talk to cuz I’m a lowlife loser friggin pillhead (just to deal with the pain I’ve felt for many years prior to this)…again sorry

My mother has this and they’ve said chemo will not change her prognosis. If she gets the chemo, there is a 4 out of 5 chance it won’t work, if she gets it there is a 1 out of 5 chance it will. It will most likely make her sick while she is on it, and if it does work it will only extend her life about 3 to 8 months if it goes into hybernation, but it will eventually return. her life expectancy is less than 6 months, chemo may only extend it a few months. If she gets radiation to the bones where she is in a lot of pain, she will feel better in a few doses, and with her pain meds she will feel pretty well for a while with almost no side effects, except fatique, but it will not extend life and she could have less than 3 months of survival. She doesn’t really want the chemo, and neither does my Dad, for them quality of life is more important then length, and she doesn’t want people to see her go through the chemo. Does anyone have info on this what would u do? we have second opinion friday

May be i should put this question to a liver surgeon…but may be if some doctor is seeing this, he could reply….I would be grateful…

I have an Uncle who has been diagnosed with Liver cancer. He has a past history of Hepatitis-C…for which he was treated and he got cured…but now he has developed a cancer in his already damaged liver… here are the prognosis of the cancer (got this information from the hospital where he is admitted)

•He has 02 Nodules 3cm each in the left lobe of his liver which are cancerous
•Outside liver just besides these nodules are 02 lymphnodes which are also cancerous (this has been verified by fine needle aspiration biopsy)
•Cancer type is HCC
•Primary cancer is in the liver
•Secondary in the lymphnodes
•His lungs, pancreas, kidney, spline, stomach are all clear
•His age is 58years; and he is taking exionol tablets 400mg one in morning and one at night)

Questions:-

1.With the conditions mentioned above do you recommend liver transplant or not? (Doctors in my country aren’t very confident about the transplant; so i need a second opinion or some good suggestion)
2.What would be the recovery time?
3.And what is your prognosis after the treatment
4.What will be the total cost of liver transplant (the donor of liver is already available, its his daughter who is 20years old)

I will be very grateful to someone who can reply….May be by replying… you might be saving one life….