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**SM9WI8oI** · 10-29-2011, 10:41 PM

You know sunshine05, this is a tough situation, and I had a similar one.

My girlfriend's friend's husband got cancer recently, about a year ago. I immediately starting touting a bunch of anti-cancer resources I have on the web (and some have been applied in real life) and offered to help them try several of the alternative treatments. My girlfriend was not supportive of suggesting the alternative treatment at all, and supported their decision to go the hospital route. That man is now dead, less than one year later. He passed away just a few weekends ago.

The whole time, anytime I brought up ANY alternative cancer treatments, she basically yelled at me. She didn't want to hear it. Instead she decided to support the friend in a treatment that has less than 10% success rate.

I don't understand why they have to make ME feel like a huge dick for suggesting that they try to get treatment outside of an establishment that kills 90% of the people who go through it. Just pisses me right off that *I* am the bad guy here. What I said would happen is exactly what ended up happening.

I'm sorry to hear that.

I'll bet he would still be alive and healing if he had followed your advice. I've had similar experiences. What got me into natural treatments to begin with was my husband had a large gallstone many years ago, probably close to 10 years ago and I started researching online and found curezone and he started doing liver/gallbladder flushes. It changed our lives because he was able to avoid surgery and he still has his gallbladder. He has mild attacks on occasion but herbs and flushes resolve them. From that time on, we have both been huge proponents of natural treatments and we're both much more aware of what we put in our bodies. That's why I hate that my friend is going to put her poor child through so much. It just seems so drastic.

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SM9WI8oI Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 412 Senior Member	You know sunshine05, this is a tough situation, and I had a similar one. My girlfriend's friend's husband got cancer recently, about a year ago. I immediately starting touting a bunch of anti-cancer resources I have on the web (and some have been applied in real life) and offered to help them try several of the alternative treatments. My girlfriend was not supportive of suggesting the alternative treatment at all, and supported their decision to go the hospital route. That man is now dead, less than one year later. He passed away just a few weekends ago. The whole time, anytime I brought up ANY alternative cancer treatments, she basically yelled at me. She didn't want to hear it. Instead she decided to support the friend in a treatment that has less than 10% success rate. I don't understand why they have to make ME feel like a huge dick for suggesting that they try to get treatment outside of an establishment that kills 90% of the people who go through it. Just pisses me right off that I am the bad guy here. What I said would happen is exactly what ended up happening. I'm sorry to hear that. I'll bet he would still be alive and healing if he had followed your advice. I've had similar experiences. What got me into natural treatments to begin with was my husband had a large gallstone many years ago, probably close to 10 years ago and I started researching online and found curezone and he started doing liver/gallbladder flushes. It changed our lives because he was able to avoid surgery and he still has his gallbladder. He has mild attacks on occasion but herbs and flushes resolve them. From that time on, we have both been huge proponents of natural treatments and we're both much more aware of what we put in our bodies. That's why I hate that my friend is going to put her poor child through so much. It just seems so drastic.
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