Reply #59: As awful as that is, maybe there's a silver lining [View All]

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for which I will get flamed, no doubt. What's going to be costly is the chemo, etc. If a woman can't afford what a mainstream doctor will most assuredly reccomend,(poisons and radiation) then maybe the patient will have a eureka moment of getting a second opinion from perhaps an alternative doctor. I've been reading Knockout with Suzanne Summers, where she interviews docs that are CURING (I know-not allowed to say that), or let's say greatly managing their patients for a much healthier outcome with a lot of methods and nutrients I had never seen before, worth reading! Anyway, like it or not the wave of the future will have to embrace alternative methods! It's a win-win esp. for the patient! Doctors are admitting that chemo rarely helps at all!... But still! It's SO not right for these rip-off insurance agencies to snake their way into people's pocketbooks and then drop them like a hot potato. They are sub-human!