When instincts alert you
A 60 yr old friend in London recently had surgery to remove colon cancer. The surrounding organs were scanned and with great relief he was pronounced ‘clear’ – but he was advised to have chemotherapy as an ‘insurance policy’ against the possibility of the cancer reappearing. His instincts rebelled against a treatment that would compromise his otherwise robust immune system but he felt quite alone – with even his family thinking he was wrong.
While recovering from surgery, his case was complicated by an apparent resurgence of childhood polio, seriously affecting his ability to walk or even move his toes, legs or raise himself up in bed.
Within weeks, dedicated physiotherapy produced positive and rapid results. The occupational therapist and physiotherapist were delighted with his progress.
In the presence of the doctor, the O.T. firmly advised that chemotherapy and neurotherapy were not compatible. The surgeon let the comment pass.
A few days later the Occupational Therapist and Physiotherapist visited my friend, seriously concerned that chemotherapy would compromise his mobility and advised they him that he could lose the ability to climb stairs or even walk again.
None of the printed or verbal information he had been given regarding chemotherapy’s side effects had mentioned this extremely important factor.
Remember, it’s important to research a wide variety of opinions before choosing treatment – it’s your body – do the research then listen to your inner voice. The more you meditate, the clearer the voice will be.
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