ConnieSBrower
New Member
Hello...
I have found alot of useful information on this site and am hoping you can help with some clarification.
I have breast cancer and have been taking oil since I was first diagnosed in January of this year. I have noticed a visable improvement in the breast. I have learned from reading your forum that I have only been taking the maintance dosage and I am going to up that to probably a gram a day as I have no problem taking the oil.
I need some way to track my progress but my doctor will only tell me that it's still in there. I get a blood test before I see him and he says it tracks my cancer markers but won't tell me what they are. I think that I can pitch enough of a fit to get my marker numbers....but haven't a clue what they should be for comparison..
Any help in knowing the numbers would be most helpful.
I haven't had any chemo and am taking 2.5 MG of Letrozole a day. I would love to stop taking that. but until I can compare numbers myself I don't trust my doc in this matter.
thank you,
Connie Brower
I have found alot of useful information on this site and am hoping you can help with some clarification.
I have breast cancer and have been taking oil since I was first diagnosed in January of this year. I have noticed a visable improvement in the breast. I have learned from reading your forum that I have only been taking the maintance dosage and I am going to up that to probably a gram a day as I have no problem taking the oil.
I need some way to track my progress but my doctor will only tell me that it's still in there. I get a blood test before I see him and he says it tracks my cancer markers but won't tell me what they are. I think that I can pitch enough of a fit to get my marker numbers....but haven't a clue what they should be for comparison..
Any help in knowing the numbers would be most helpful.
I haven't had any chemo and am taking 2.5 MG of Letrozole a day. I would love to stop taking that. but until I can compare numbers myself I don't trust my doc in this matter.
thank you,
Connie Brower