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> I really hope that when it's my turn I watched mother-in-law go through the expensive and painful burn/cut/poison and hospice with two morphine patches. On f
by landemva 3y ago
> I really hope that when it's my turn
I watched mother-in-law go through the expensive and painful burn/cut/poison and hospice with two morphine patches. On flight home I determined I was going to learn about it and find a different course than what was offered by the medical establishment. The book World Without Cancer helped start my journey. It's not just random bad luck, so take action.
- NegativeK 3y agoSome cancers are treatable; some aren't. Delaying treatment for the first and giving false hope to the latter by advocating treatments that have _never_ been effective is actually harmful. That book has nothing to do with improving actual human health.