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Name: June Black
Diagnosed: Late November 2000
Diagnosis: Late Stage Breast Cancer
E-mail: june1@rconnects.com
April 28, 2006
CANCER: ALTERNATIVE vs. COMPLEMENTARY
June with Hawaii behind her
I...
CANCER: ALTERNATIVE vs. COMPLEMENTARY
June with Hawaii behind her
I...
Name: Christina Spence
City: Sacramento, CA
Diagnosis: Breast Cancer
E-mail: spencearmstrong@earthlink.net
Christina’s Story
I started using Poly MVA after I was diagnosed with Stage I breast cancer. I used Poly MVA during my radiation treatment and I have not missed a day since I stared taking it. I feel fabulous. I feel better than I have in ten years. My moods seem to be more level now. I have had depression in the past, but all that is gone now. I feel happy and...
Date: July 19, 2006
Name: Linda Coakley
City: Vancleave, MS
Diagnosis: Breast Cancer
Linda’s Story
In September of 2003, I was diagnosed with right breast cancer, which had spread to the lymph nodes under my right arm. It was discovered through a routine mammogram.
In October of 2003, I decided to have a mastectomy and have the lymph nodes removed. The medical doctors advised very strongly that I have radiation and chemo treatments as soon as I recovered from...
Date: April 17, 2008
Name: Linda Richert
Diagnosis: Stage IIIB Breast Cancer
E-Mail: richerts@embarqmail.com
Here is my story:
It was a typical morning; nothing unusual about the day could have prepared me for the journey that was about to begin. As usual, self-exams on the breasts were done on a regular basis. The night before I had casually noticed a small nickel-sized lump in the right breast. Not to worry, I thought. I had received Christ in 1978 and never left that...
In 2007 my mother-in-law was diagnosed with metastized breast cancer in the pleural area around her her right lung and bronchioli. She refused chemo radiation at her age of 83. Instead she went to see a holistic MD here in California and he prescribed for her a number of items, one of which was Poly-MVA. It was very difficult for her to take all that was given her, so nothing was much taken. I had gone to the Cancer Convention in LA that September and learned about Poly-MVA. I told...
In June of 2000, at the age of 49, I had a lumpectomy and 5 weeks of radiation for ductal carcinoma insitu. I was told that the percentage of survival rate with this treatment was very high, so I went on merrily with my life. In July of 2002, a mammogram showed that the cancer had returned in the same place of my left breast. It was diagnosed as invasive ductal carcinoma. Following a medical procedure, I had a mastectomy followed by 6 months of chemotherapy. I had 4 treatments of...
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