oceanblue24

Thanks for participating in the conversations and adding your own experiences and point of view. Your input will help many others just to be able to read about it.

How did you and your oncologist decide to stay on Anastrozole for another 5 years? Are you still having lots of joint pain? I am supposed to discuss this possibility in the spring with my dr. as i approach the 5 year mark. Did they tell you the reccurance chances? My dr. said there would be more info available in the spring. I feel like the med ages my joints by about 15 years. I have seen stuff that says the additional 5 years benefit is minimal but other info saying the benefit is very real. I just wondered how your dr. presented it to you, thanks for sharing and God bless.

RAW FOODS ( no grains, breads or cereals either)
Veg Juicing 3 times a day
You need to check out the book THE CHINA STUDY and this site below. You cancer cannot get better unless your immune system is super charged especially the Killer T cells. You need to go all the way on this....

http://www.chrisbeatcancer.com/

Taking some vitamins is NOT enough.
ALSO there are lots anti cancr supplements and products that improve your anti oxidant levels and immune function. Get Busy

Barry

Hi oceanblue24, I am a 12 yr+ pancreatic cancer survivor and I am still tired from all the chemo, and radiation that ended in May 2001.
I fatigue easily...but have started, (again!), to exercise. This time I will keep it up for sure, as I have in the past...yeah right!!! No I mean it this time! I will let you know how I am doing. Thus far I have been on 3 weeks at 5 days a week. I will keep you abreast at the end of every month. Since I have started exercising I can now finish a round of golf. Thus far this summer I have had to quit at the end of 13-15 holes. But the exercise has helped me a lot. I am also deficient in vitamin B12 whch I have not been taking lately...(don't know why), oh yes I do. I have been trying to not take so many pills a day, so I figured that I can eliminate some of the vitamins rather than the pills I take from doctor's prescription. I would guess that if you are one year out...you still have a ways to go.
Russ

Thanks for the good advice and good wishes. Everyone on WhatNext is so kind and helpful!