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Hendrix
8 years agoMember
You lost me at...
So I was talking to a modere consultant in regards to starting their detox/diet program.
Giving her some background details on myself as soon as I said “breast cancer” she then asks me if I had chemo...you know I had ovarian cancer 21 years and didn’t have chemo I refused I healed myself after 2.5 years, she informs me...what can I say the conversation went down hill from there.
And I won’t be starting the modere program!! Lol
Why do people always think every cancer is the same just cause they had it. And what treatment they chose everyone should...grrrr
Giving her some background details on myself as soon as I said “breast cancer” she then asks me if I had chemo...you know I had ovarian cancer 21 years and didn’t have chemo I refused I healed myself after 2.5 years, she informs me...what can I say the conversation went down hill from there.
And I won’t be starting the modere program!! Lol
Why do people always think every cancer is the same just cause they had it. And what treatment they chose everyone should...grrrr
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- ZoffielMemberThat quote "Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants." Always strikes a chord with me. I can't do it (particularly the not too much bit) but it makes sense.Sign in to react to this post
- iserbrownMember
Here's a link that I hope you will find more beneficial for you
http://www.healthyfoodguide.com.au/resources/dietitians-association-australia-daaSign in to react to this post - HendrixMemberIt drives me batty...almost like a religion they try and shove it down your throat! I’m very open to listening to people’s journey, there interesting, sad, inspirational and usually take something from it...but the minute they question my choices! Lol Nellie’s twin comes out...Sign in to react to this post
- SisterMemberYou can never find a compromise in these situations, unfortunately. And no zealot will ever believe that they just got lucky.Sign in to react to this post
- kmakmMemberOh dear... How unfortunate. Hope you're feeling OK. I've had a couple of similar conversations and have found them rather bruising.Sign in to react to this post
- RomlaMemberA cancer diagnosis as we know changes people.Some become zealots as they feel they have taken back control after being in a situation which they felt out of control. Sadly they tend to look for disciples.Whilst I am open to different points of view I make my own choices.Sign in to react to this post