This IS good, good news.

dahctor

dahctor

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I am sorry to read about your friend. I have recently lost a person close to me AND a friend to brain cancer, it is a scary one. Both went within three months of being diagnosed with it. One they did not do any treatments/surgery and the other went through chemo. I have seen miracles before too, my prayers go out to you and your friend.
 
Winter Woman

Winter Woman

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My friend just got back from his doctor. His tumor has shrunk from 13 mm to 9 mm! He said that when he doubled the RSO that it was like putting it on steroids. This trip to the doc he did tell him what he is doing. The doc said that he would not promote it (meaning he won't tell others) but nor would he oppose it. Then the doc said that if he felt like it was 'doing' something for him then ok.

WTF, if it is doing something for him then ok. Idiot. My friend had a death sentence given to him by the same doc and he wouldn't do surgery or chemo or cyberknife. But when he lost his vision then it would be time for some kind of surgery.

Back to the good news. His tumor has been reduced by about 30% and he has finally taken total control of his medical treatment,
 
Winter Woman

Winter Woman

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curious2garden said:
Here ya go hun,

http://jpet.aspetjournals.org/content/308/3/838.abstract (look down and the side for more studies)

Guzmán M, Duarte MJ, Blázquez C, et al.: A pilot clinical study of Delta9-tetrahydrocannabinol in patients with recurrent glioblastoma multiforme. Br J Cancer 95 (2): 197-203, 2006. [PUBMED Abstract]

Velasco G, Sánchez C, Guzmán M: Towards the use of cannabinoids as antitumour agents. Nat Rev Cancer 12 (6): 436-44, 2012. [PUBMED Abstract]

http://www.gwpharm.com/oncology.aspx#glioma

We have Sativex trials in the US right now. Here's the info on it. They have already done other studies.
http://clinicaltrials.gov/show/NCT01812616

The problem for your Matt is the fact he doesn't have a pathology confirmation. It's also important to remember that Cannabis seems to work best with Glioblastoma Multiforme, not Astrocytoma or the others. Could they do a stereotactic biopsy? Even if they had to go in transphenoidally this could possibly help him gain access to the Sativex study.

Anyway I don't have enough specific information about him so I can't really give any type of opinion. Just suggest he discuss his options regarding this with his surgeon.

Good luck and bless you for backing your friend like this,
Annie
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Yes, Annie, he has Glioblastoma (I'm not sure what kind) and it appears to be working. Even the headaches are further apart and not as severe.

I'm going to read those studies this time not buzzed so I can truly comprehend the substance (no pun intended) of it.

You are the best, we are lucky to have you on board.
 
Thriceeee

Thriceeee

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Holy hell that puts chills down my spine!
I'm incredibly happy to see that these treatments are working first hand!
I've lost 2 family members to cancer.. One to a brain tumor.
Best to your friend and his family!
He is doing something amazing not only for himself with this, but for everyone.
No "he/she said", just straight up info and updates.
Thank you for sharing and I hope to see more success!

Hmm.. Do you think the de-stressing during partaking is helping exponentially also?
 
Winter Woman

Winter Woman

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Thriceeee said:
Holy hell that puts chills down my spine!
I'm incredibly happy to see that these treatments are working first hand!
I've lost 2 family members to cancer.. One to a brain tumor.
Best to your friend and his family!
He is doing something amazing not only for himself with this, but for everyone.
No "he/she said", just straight up info and updates.
Thank you for sharing and I hope to see more success!

Hmm.. Do you think the de-stressing during partaking is helping exponentially also?
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how could it not? he never got high before. he said that the rso gives him a nice warm glow, and he has stopped worrying about not being there for his kids,
 
Winter Woman

Winter Woman

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cannawizard said:
hope his tumor goes away :) has he tried juicing MJ?

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No, he doesn't really understand MMJ. The first time he heard about the possibilities of MMJ was when my brother and I sat him down and explained about RSO. So anything beyond that I don't think he knows about. And now that it seems to be working I doubt he'll try anything else.
 
dirtsurfr

dirtsurfr

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This is good news, too bad the doctor won't say any thing but he's worried about loosing all his patients to MMJ!!!!!
 
curious2garden

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Winter Woman said:
.....snip... The doc said that he would not promote it (meaning he won't tell others) but nor would he oppose it. Then the doc said that if he felt like it was 'doing' something for him then ok.
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Usually when we say we won't promote it we mean we won't back you doing this. We do not concur with your behavior but we won't stop it. But we will talk about it amongst ourselves and in your chart.

I'm glad he's doing so well WW and thank you for the kind compliment.
 
Winter Woman

Winter Woman

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curious2garden said:
Usually when we say we won't promote it we mean we won't back you doing this. We do not concur with your behavior but we won't stop it. But we will talk about it amongst ourselves and in your chart.

I'm glad he's doing so well WW and thank you for the kind compliment.
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Annie one time while I was buzzed I thought that if you and CN got together and created little ones your progeny would be so smart they could takeover the world.
 
aknight3

aknight3

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this story seriously made me feel so good to the point of tears. i needed this, badly. i only wish that more knew of this instead of injecting straight poison directly into their bloodstream via chemo...






i know many people do not beleive in this method and would probably say that it was something else that is or was shrinking his tumor...however, this is not the first time that ive heard of this specific oil either stopping cancer or killing it off altogether. im a skeptic by nature, more so than most.


if I personally got cancer tomorrow, this would be my route. regardless of what doctors told me...but thats just me, and not everyone is the same




No matter what the outcome, I have had a less than positive day and this made it a little bit better. thanks
 
Winter Woman

Winter Woman

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Well, I hadn't talked to my friend in quite awhile. Here's the good news. When he started taking the oil the brain tumor was 13mm as of two weeks ago the tumor is now 1.2mm.

He should have been dead about year ago. 13mm to 1.2mm. Of course the drug companies don't want anyone to know about it because: they can't make money off it, they can't control it, and it works.
 
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