CANCER CURED: Re: [cancercured] "Politics in Healing"/was Re: Hi Carmi Hansen .

Hi Joe C.
I guess I was being slightly facetious because someone had posted that if they got cancer they would not fear it because they know how to cure it. I was hoping they would share that cure, but I was also being facetious because it is easy for someone who does not have cancer to say if they got it they would not fear it. I do have it and I fear it greatly
-Nicole-

From: JCastron1
Sent: Sunday, July 12, 2009
Subject: Re: [cancercured] "Politics in Healing"/was Re: Hi Carmi Hansen .

Nicole, is your question a question seeking a real answer or is it being facetious? That's the difficult part when reading an e-mail. What is the intent? I ask that because I do not believe Medical Intervention is the way to 'cure cancer' either.

If someone on this list claims they "have the cure for cancer", then I have to say, Balderdash which is another term for a slightly different expression.

This is going to come off a bit harsh sounding but it is only meant to warn new people, in particular, that in some of our opinions, cancer is more than an affliction needing but one approach. Some of us, many of us, do not believe that for a moment and believe cancer, because of where it may strike and its type, may need different approaches.

There is no problem with anyone posting their opinions and they need to state that rather than make an absolute definitive stand on how Cancer is overcome. Make your case, give your reasons why and do not come off as the 'expert' that sways people and possibly, in the wrong direction. It isn't fair. Some might even be able to claim their opinions are based upon their experiences and that is fine because when there system of 'cures' are put to the light, everyone can see them, question them, and perhaps validate them or negate them which in either case might be to our benefit. Some people write so well it appears they really know what they are speaking about and they might..........and they might not.

Joe C.