Re: Breast Cancer - Alternative therapy-Mexico update


"Martin" <idnontwantno@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:hushv3pckg2mhl1hsk4qi549dd6qanvkj2@xxxxxxxxxx
On Sun, 6 Apr 2008 08:51:11 -0500, "news" <tools22@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:


"Martin" <idnontwantno@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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On Sat, 5 Apr 2008 19:11:57 -0500, "news" <tools22@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:


"Martin" <idnontwantno@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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This is an de facto admission that the original treatment
was insufficient, misguided and/or inadequate.

The original treatment, you idiot, was surgery.
And because surgery, in a few cases, does not remove all cancer, chemo
is given as additional therapy, just in case. You can take chances
with hangnail, but not with cancer.
Since this patient did NOT get chemo, the original treatment (the
surgery) was clearly sufficient, well chosen and adequate.
You might want to educate yourself on a subject (and simply learn to
read, for ffs) before commenting.
Can you provide proof that the surgery was sufficient?

Yes, the fact that the patient has survived the cancer. Proof -
pudding - eating, y'know.
(please note I'm being generous here, I'm assuming the story happened
as told. Since were are talking alt-med and alt-med proponents are
notorious liars, that does not have to be the case)

I'm sorry Martin, but your standard of "proof" is childishly insufficient.

You mean the fact that the patient is cancer free (like the story
says) is not proof the cancer was cured? Can you please tell me what
would constitute proof that the cancer was cured for you?

You have not provided any proof.

You're right, *I* did not provide anything. The story about a woman
being cancer free after only surgery and no chemo was provided by
someone else. I based my comment on accepting that story at face
value, but with the caveat that I do realize these stories are
sometimes totally made up by alt-med proponents. If you don't believe
the story, don't talk to me, talk to the person who posted it.

You have provided your opinion, which
going back in the archives, is worth nothing at all. You seem to be here
only to be nasty.

Only to people who ask for it.

Who here has asked you to be nasty?

THAT is something you do very well.

Thank you, I aim to please.

By being nasty................
I feel sorry for Mrs. Rady

But for anyone to take your postings as fact or worthy advice would be supremely foolish.

.

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