Fwd: [American_Indian_Injustice] Fw: This is what is called the KILLER cancer (This is definitely scary)

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American_Indian_Injustice , Agiya Dohi

<agiya.dohi wrote:

 

It is the most contagious form of breast cancer that most doctors are

diagnosing as bug bites.  I think they call it Inflammatory Breast

Cancer.  So if any of you have anything that looks like bites or a

rash on your breast and it itches.........RUN to the doctor.  By the

time most women realize what it is, they are already in stage 4 (the

last stage)....then you die..

 

--- On Fri, 9/5/08, kris <softbrezes45 wrote:

 

kris <softbrezes45

Re: [American_Indian_Injustice] Fw: This is what is called

the KILLER cancer (This is definitely scary)

American_Indian_Injustice

Friday, September 5, 2008, 3:13 AM

 

 

 

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kris

 

" ...the Supreme law of the land is the Great Spirit's, not man's

law.....

Thomas Banyacya---Hopi

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Stormy Windwalker

9/4/2008 4:04:49 PM

*American_Indian_Injustice

[American_Indian_Injustice] Fw: This is what is called the

KILLER cancer (This is definitely scary)

 

Got this from a friend...as a friend I send it to you...

 

Stormy

 

 

This is what is called the KILLER cancer (This is definitely scary)

 

This is definitely scary but better to be scared and aware then not

be aware and it be too late .....

Please send this to every woman you know.  It will quite likely be

the first time she's ever heard of it.  Until every woman sees this,

we'll all think that only 'a lump' is cause for concern.

 

 

This is what is called the KILLER cancer... you must see this

video and show it to all your women friends and family. 

 

http://komonews.s3.amazonaws.com/ibc/komo_ibc.wmv

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Very few doctors have solutions for Stage 4 cancers - please consider

seeking out alternative treatments for this.

 

Jane

 

 

American_Indian_Injustice , Agiya Dohi

<agiya.dohi wrote:

 

It is the most contagious form of breast cancer that most doctors are

diagnosing as bug bites. I think they call it Inflammatory Breast

Cancer. So if any of you have anything that looks like bites or a

rash on your breast and it itches.........RUN to the doctor. By the

time most women realize what it is, they are already in stage 4 (the

last stage)....then you die..

[Guest guest]

Greetings, I am unsure whether that is what I had or not but earlier

this year, (about 3 wks. or so after surgery), I developed " sweat "

under my breasts which was weeping and itching and very red and couple

dark spots. My doc said the scrapings showed some sort of bug, and

prescribed antibiotics without knowing the results fruther from lab.

I was hesitant to do the antibiotics course as I know how it CAN throw

one's system off and make one further immune if really needed in

future. But, unsure whether my latest " witchy cure " home remedy was

actually going to work, I did the 10 day course.

Word of explanation ... with the itchy, weepy, I'de tried soda, DMSO,

hydrogen peroxide all apparently to no avail and finally a combo of

clay and DMSO for only a day and half which appeared as though it was

somewhat helping, (finally) BUT the appointment at the docs was then,

and I thought I better follow the directions to rule it out if nothing

else. I'de seen the pictures of Inflammatory Breast Cancer on the net

and thought it sure enough appeared like what I had but did not argue

about it and thought the scrapings should tell.

Imagine my surprise when sometime later they told me that the

scrapings did not show ANYTHING. I and nurse went around a little

about, well, why would they show something at first and not later, and

why would the antibiotics have been prescribed if unsure? The answer

apparently showed they prescribe whenever unsure!!!

 

The first few days of antibiotic had SEEMED to help clear up whatever

a little bit, but then all progress stopped so by the time 10 days had

passed, I was ready to revert to the clay/DMSO which I did. I could

notice a slow but steady improvement. Now, a couple months later,

there are still some tiny brown spots left but they give the

appearance of " healed " or at least 90% " healed " of whatever. There is

no longer any weeping, or sticky under the breasts, nor itching and

the red inflamed look is gone. I forget about 50% of the time at

least to put the clay under to see if I can get rid of the tiny brown

spots remaining. One of the other symptoms that had gone along with

" it " was profuse sweating while doing nothing! And it was smelly. I'd

never had THAT before even when on the farm working out in the fields

in the hot sun when younger .. that was ordinary sweat in response to

work and sun and smelled like healthy perspiration. So I feel WHATEVER

" it " was, I recommend trying clay for its drawing powers and healing

powers .. along with the DMSO.

 

Joyce

 

 

 

, " Jane MacRoss "

<highfield1 wrote:

>

> Very few doctors have solutions for Stage 4 cancers - please consider

> seeking out alternative treatments for this.

>

> Jane

>

>

> American_Indian_Injustice , Agiya Dohi

> <agiya.dohi@> wrote:

>

> It is the most contagious form of breast cancer that most doctors are

> diagnosing as bug bites. I think they call it Inflammatory Breast

> Cancer. So if any of you have anything that looks like bites or a

> rash on your breast and it itches.........RUN to the doctor. By the

> time most women realize what it is, they are already in stage 4 (the

> last stage)....then you die..

>