A Base Treatment Regimen For Cancer

First goal of my post was to make sure I ha a plan written an recorded somewhere. Paper is pretty much useless to me. I have so much lying all over the place and forget where I put the one I need.
Numero dos: I want to be sure I've picked up on all the dos and don'ts for my type of cancer.
and C) I'm really nervous about this. I've been preparing for several months, my plants are finally ready to start harvesting. It's GO time, but deep down I don't feel ready for the intensive regimen I need to maintain. Before I had doctors scheduling everything. I'm not used to running something this big on my own. And the stakes are higher this time. 8 months post chemo is when my tumors are expected to start growing again or appear in new sites. Nervous about what my scan will show in 2 weeks.

And then there's the supplements. I'm drinking green tea, ordering apiginen (reminder to self- order the apiginen), mangoes, and the rest is already a blur.

I know it will work and how it works. I don't know how I will get it all done. I know I will, but I still can't picture it. That may be what's bothering me most.

Deep Breath... It all starts tonight when my still arrives. :Namaste: :circle-of-love: :hugs:
 
KingstonRabbi said:
First goal of my post was to make sure I ha a plan written an recorded somewhere. Paper is pretty much useless to me. I have so much lying all over the place and forget where I put the one I need.
Numero dos: I want to be sure I've picked up on all the dos and don'ts for my type of cancer.
and C) I'm really nervous about this. I've been preparing for several months, my plants are finally ready to start harvesting. It's GO time, but deep down I don't feel ready for the intensive regimen I need to maintain. Before I had doctors scheduling everything. I'm not used to running something this big on my own. And the stakes are higher this time. 8 months post chemo is when my tumors are expected to start growing again or appear in new sites. Nervous about what my scan will show in 2 weeks.

And then there's the supplements. I'm drinking green tea, ordering apiginen (reminder to self- order the apiginen), mangoes, and the rest is already a blur.

I know it will work and how it works. I don't know how I will get it all done. I know I will, but I still can't picture it. That may be what's bothering me most.

Deep Breath... It all starts tonight when my still arrives. :Namaste: :circle-of-love: :hugs:
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Your hesitation is only because this is new. After mere days you'll settle into the routine of it and from then on out its a simple (did I just say this would be simple???) task of divorcing all that emotion you've invested in the outcome.

Think of it like this:

Your body is designed to heal. The only thing standing between you and absolute homeostasis is a shortage of soldiers to man the receptors. You have a solution for that, one that's been used successfully by others, so it's not like you're stumbling around in the dark anymore. Place absolute faith in this proven process and find it in yourself to greet each and every dose with a strong sense of gratitude for what your plants have offered you - the chance to help your body heal in significant ways.

Your life already began changing for the better when you found us. Your better informed, better equipped and surrounded by caring souls that will do everything in our power to support your journey.

Your chances have improved. Go get 'em KR!
 
Your life already began changing for the better when you found us. Your better informed, better equipped and surrounded by caring souls that will do everything in our power to support your journey.
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I have no doubts about that. :circle-of-love: It's my emotions running a little wild.

Another part of it is the sheer awe of finding something so powerful. We live in two worlds: one where people are discovering what we have already found and one where people just don't understand how much MMJ can do.

In spite of all the scientific info proving it works, the idea that I will be curing something that I thought was an absolute death sentence less than a year ago is just too huge for my mind to handle. I'm not complaining, that's the best problem I've ever had.

More than that, using MMJ has changed me completely into the person I've wanted to be for so long. I've had chronic severe depression (to point of being incapacitated at times) and all that goes with it my whole life. I was non-social, constant worrier, easily frustrated, short temper, yada yada ... I made a lot of progress on this over 30 years and doing pretty well when cancer struck. (part of my anger was that my life was finally coming together and I thought it was suddenly wipe out.) At that time I was still having to struggle to be happy, social, active. I still felt a strong physical resistance to not being depressed if that makes sense. Suddenly I'm all those things I want to be without the struggle. It's really disorienting. Again, not complaining, great problem to have.

That's why I'm having a hard time picturing this working. But I know it will. :Namaste:
 
KingstonRabbi said:
I have no doubts about that. :circle-of-love: It's my emotions running a little wild.

Another part of it is the sheer awe of finding something so powerful. We live in two worlds: one where people are discovering what we have already found and one where people just don't understand how much MMJ can do.

In spite of all the scientific info proving it works, the idea that I will be curing something that I thought was an absolute death sentence less than a year ago is just too huge for my mind to handle. I'm not complaining, that's the best problem I've ever had.

More than that, using MMJ has changed me completely into the person I've wanted to be for so long. I've had chronic severe depression (to point of being incapacitated at times) and all that goes with it my whole life. I was non-social, constant worrier, easily frustrated, short temper, yada yada ... I made a lot of progress on this over 30 years and doing pretty well when cancer struck. (part of my anger was that my life was finally coming together and I thought it was suddenly wipe out.) At that time I was still having to struggle to be happy, social, active. I still felt a strong physical resistance to not being depressed if that makes sense. Suddenly I'm all those things I want to be without the struggle. It's really disorienting. Again, not complaining, great problem to have.

That's why I'm having a hard time picturing this working. But I know it will. :Namaste:
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You mirror exactly what my daughter is dealing with. A lifetime living with a debilitating anxiety disorder, and now, at 34 she has begun to experience the life she thought was a pipe dream. We were told by her psychiatrist that our best approach may have been to find a way for my daughter to feel comfortable enough at home to not want to choose suicide as an option again.

She's a bit thrown by the surprising ease with which the proper strains of cannabis eliminated the numerous symptoms that have kept her from truly living a life of freedom. She's even more surprised that the regimine we have her on of just four balanced-ratio capsules a day keeps her level. We know it'll take her some time to acclimate to a life she believed was unattainable. It's a lot to wrap your head around.
 
So, to follow up with my earlier post, the key phrase is: GcMAF (glycoprotein macrophage activating factor).

Cannabis contributes to it & has actually been shown to reverse cancer cells. I don't have the oomph at the moment to post all the info on it, but if you're actively fussing with cancer you will be heading about it more & more.
The oncologists work with are focusing on cannabis' contribution to this phenomena above receptors.
It's pretty exciting/promising.
 
cajuncelt said:
So, to follow up with my earlier post, the key phrase is: GcMAF (glycoprotein macrophage activating factor).

Cannabis contributes to it & has actually been shown to reverse cancer cells. I don't have the oomph at the moment to post all the info on it, but if you're actively fussing with cancer you will be heading about it more & more.
The oncologists work with are focusing on cannabis' contribution to this phenomena above receptors.
It's pretty exciting/promising.
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Thanks for posting this. I will do a little research and see what I can find. How are you feeling? :Namaste::circle-of-love::peace:
 
Hey bud.
I'm doing great. We're opening a clinic in December. We have all our licenses & even the building permit. An unnamed person donated $40k which more than put me over the top to do it.
I'll post more as it gets closer. So, just been really busy.
How are you nowadays friend?
I try to get on here every once in awhile to keep track of everyone.
Hope you're having a truly blessed life SG.
 
cajuncelt said:
Hey bud.
I'm doing great. We're opening a clinic in December. We have all our licenses & even the building permit. An unnamed person donated $40k which more than put me over the top to do it.
I'll post more as it gets closer. So, just been really busy.
How are you nowadays friend?
I try to get on here every once in awhile to keep track of everyone.
Hope you're having a truly blessed life SG.
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:yahoo: Way to go Cajun. :high-five:
 
cajuncelt said:
Hey bud.
I'm doing great. We're opening a clinic in December. We have all our licenses & even the building permit. An unnamed person donated $40k which more than put me over the top to do it.
I'll post more as it gets closer. So, just been really busy.
How are you nowadays friend?
I try to get on here every once in awhile to keep track of everyone.
Hope you're having a truly blessed life SG.
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I am thrilled for you!!!! Please fill us in on the details when you can!!! Where are you opening? Can we visit? :) :circle-of-love::peace:
 
panacea said:
Anyone out there know the best way to take the oil to treat "incurable", "terminal" brain cancer (Gliobastoma). I know we had the discussion on one of our threads in the past and something about tacking comes to mind. Possibly have someone i would like to treat but would like to follow the best protocol for the diagnosis.:green_heart:
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Tumor pathology is important to understand, the grade of the tumor tells you a lot, grade 4 is the worst one because it metastasizes, spreads, to other areas and creates new tumors. Anytime someone beats a GBM grade 4 pathology, it should be headline news. I met a couple at a support group meeting in Denver and there are quite a few in different online forums that discuss what they are doing. Cannabis oil is mentioned along with many other supplements, my favorite list of alternatives is by Cheryl Broyles, a long term survivor of GBM4. I make and take ethanol extracted cannabis oil, blended with coconut oil, around half gram per day. In looking around for guidance about dosing protocols, I have not found anything to 'hang my hat on'. If I had a grade 4 glial tumor in my head, or any remaining tumor from a partial resection, I would be doing the usual treatments with chemo drugs, radiation and cannabis oil, along with a dramatic change of lifestyle. My half gram daily dosing is a best guess, hoping to inhibit the regrowth of a grade 2 tumor that was fully resected and treated with radiation. It has been 6 years with no regrowth, so I am beating the prognostic tables, but can offer nothing more than hope for this odd treatment. Just for the record, cannabis oil helps patients in a lot more ways, so I heartily recommend it for symptom relief.
 
cajuncelt said:
Hey bud.
I'm doing great. We're opening a clinic in December. We have all our licenses & even the building permit. An unnamed person donated $40k which more than put me over the top to do it.
I'll post more as it gets closer. So, just been really busy.
How are you nowadays friend?
I try to get on here every once in awhile to keep track of everyone.
Hope you're having a truly blessed life SG.
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When you have a chance, check your email. :Namaste::circle-of-love::peace:
 
supergroomer said:
I am thrilled for you!!!! Please fill us in on the details when you can!!! Where are you opening? Can we visit? :) :circle-of-love::peace:
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We'll be in Colorado Springs. The name is up in the air. Phoenix Rising is winning, but too close to Rick's stuff for me.
We're paired up with an awesome medical- only dispensary right next door.
And yes, I'll put any you up if you come down for awhile.
 
circuit said:
Tumor pathology is important to understand, the grade of the tumor tells you a lot, grade 4 is the worst one because it metastasizes, spreads, to other areas and creates new tumors. Anytime someone beats a GBM grade 4 pathology, it should be headline news. I met a couple at a support group meeting in Denver and there are quite a few in different online forums that discuss what they are doing. Cannabis oil is mentioned along with many other supplements, my favorite list of alternatives is by Cheryl Broyles, a long term survivor of GBM4. I make and take ethanol extracted cannabis oil, blended with coconut oil, around half gram per day. In looking around for guidance about dosing protocols, I have not found anything to 'hang my hat on'. If I had a grade 4 glial tumor in my head, or any remaining tumor from a partial resection, I would be doing the usual treatments with chemo drugs, radiation and cannabis oil, along with a dramatic change of lifestyle. My half gram daily dosing is a best guess, hoping to inhibit the regrowth of a grade 2 tumor that was fully resected and treated with radiation. It has been 6 years with no regrowth, so I am beating the prognostic tables, but can offer nothing more than hope for this odd treatment. Just for the record, cannabis oil helps patients in a lot more ways, so I heartily recommend it for symptom relief.
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For the record (& a reminder), I'm surviving Stage 4 colon cancer, metastasized to liver, pancreas & lower right lung.
 
Awesome! Can I assume that this situation is what sparked your interest in cannabis oil? Have you done other treatments, surgery, chemo, radiation also? My post was a response about brain cancer, but enjoy hearing of other diseases successfully treated. I'll make it a point to stop by your shop, always happy to support a local business, hoping to see cannabis oil used by more patients instead of the typical prescriptions.

cajuncelt said:
For the record (& a reminder), I'm surviving Stage 4 colon cancer, metastasized to liver, pancreas & lower right lung.
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