Endometrial Cancer
Theresa
Theresa, born 1955, was diagnosed with Endometrial/Uterine cancer in May 2003. Because this type cancer is prevalent in all females of her family, she decided to do all options. Although we strongly disagreed, it is not our place to convince or deter a person's choice in treatment, we can only support their decision and provide our help when they request it.
She wanted to take her nutritional program, we attempted to get her started on the nutritional program before any other treatment started in effort to boost her immunity and improve the environment for the other treatments to become more effective, and possibly show tumor reduction before the other treatment began. We had hopes that she would give this a chance before she started the conventional treatment. However, her doctors told her not to touch it because they were not familiar with it and they also had no interest in knowing what it was either.
After she had her radical hysterectomy, she started her nutritional program and remarked that she felt great. When she started radiation therapy, the radiology oncologist knew of the program and he encouraged it, he saw great results in the past. She took the nutritional program while taking the chemo program and did very well, her oncologist was happy. After all her chemo, her hair thinned out but she did not lose it all, and she felt fine throughout, her oncologist was very pleased with the results. She finished all chemo and other conventional treatments. She maintained full energy with no adverse symptoms throughout the conventional treatments while on the nutritional program and she never missed a day of work except the days she was getting chemo treatments.
1/24/04