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May 15, 2015
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Members connected around the original question of cancer and fibromyalgia by sharing encouraging stories of surviving breast cancer, with one... Read more

Members connected around the original question of cancer and fibromyalgia by sharing encouraging stories of surviving breast cancer, with one member celebrating being a 20-year cancer-free survivor and several others describing minimal or no pain during surgery, chemotherapy, or radiation. Many members emphasized the importance of diet, recommending fresh vegetables, filtered or alkaline water, antioxidant-rich teas like Rooibos, and avoiding sugar and processed foods to support the body during treatment. A recurring theme was offering both emotional support and practical guidance to help ease fears about treatment side effects, weight loss, and the journey ahead, with members extending prayers, hugs, and friendship.

A MyFibroTeam Member

One thing we aren't told, is that in addition to Western medical treatment we should explore alternative treatments. That we should research other ways to attemp to eradicate the cancer. What I'm going to say to you is going to sound crazy and I know I won't get anymore teammates after but... There are ways to cure cancer. Look up the doctor I forget his name but I believe he's an Italian dr, who was driven out of the country for successfully treating cancer patients. Using sodium bicarbonate aka baking soda. Also research what's called the poor man's cancer cure. And how cancer cells are fed by sugar, starch, insulin, and certain types of meat. So modifying your diet is very important. Lots of fresh fruits and veggies. Also look into making the body more alkaline and less acidic. As u read more about these things you will see how it all ties in together. Also look into Essiac tea. Its not tasty but it has many benefits. I pray you have a speedy recovery and may God give you the strength needed to overcome whatever comes your way. God bless you.

May 15, 2015
A MyFibroTeam Member

I will have to look into that. Thank you. I signed up with bc group too. Hugs

May 19, 2015
A MyFibroTeam Member

My fibro slowly advanced with age. Didnt know I had it until way after my breast cancer. When my husband passed away, Then I went into a very bad flare and it gets worse every year.

July 21, 2018
A MyFibroTeam Member

I have breast cancer. Went in for a lumpectomy and they had to fo a mastectomy. No real pain after surgery or chemo or radiation. I'm a 20 year survivor. Gods blessings to you.

July 21, 2018
A MyFibroTeam Member

How'd your surgery go, if you don't mind me asking?

May 19, 2015

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