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From: lvr_phoenix on 17 Jan 2008 17:31
xikom01(a)yahoo.com.tw wrote:
> Chemotherapy is a word that causes dread in most who hear it. It is a
> time of stress as well as risk. If you, or someone you know, are
> facing chemotherapy, these four simple steps may help get through the
> process with better spirits and better results as well.
>
> 1. Tell your doctor if you get side effects from treatment
>
> You can't expect the possibility of relief from side effects if you do
> not share them with your doctor. Be sure to communicate with your
> doctor. Some people keep a health journal during and after treatment
> to improve the information you have to present to your doctor if
> problems arise more gradually. Discuss what you might keep in a health
> journal that might improve the effectiveness of your treatment.
>
> 2. Ask your doctor before you take any other medicine
>
> All drugs operate by manipulating some normal cell function. This
> includes the chemotherapy drugs as well. These manipulations may
> conflict with the intended effects of your chemotherapy treatment.
> Even herbals, or an over the counter pain reliever can lead to
> unintended consequences. Always inform your doctor before taking any
> other medications.
>
> 3. Take care of your health
>
> There are many things you can do to support the natural ability of
> your body to restore, protect and defend itself from the effects of
> injury and disease. Seek to improve your diet, find ways to reduce
> other sources of stress in your life and be thankful for the hope and
> opportunity you have because of your treatment. These things can have
> a remarkable affect
>
> http://www.dontplayplay.com/html/horoscope/20060925/8064.html

That's 3 steps. What is the forth? Spam people?
From: Waterspider on 17 Jan 2008 21:08

<lvr_phoenix(a)some.bar> wrote in message
news:20080117173142.601$RQ(a)newsreader.com...
> xikom01(a)yahoo.com.tw wrote:
>> Chemotherapy is a word that causes dread in most who hear it. It is a
>> time of stress as well as risk. If you, or someone you know, are
>> facing chemotherapy, these four simple steps may help get through the
>> process with better spirits and better results as well.
>>
>> 1. Tell your doctor if you get side effects from treatment
>>
>> You can't expect the possibility of relief from side effects if you do
>> not share them with your doctor. Be sure to communicate with your
>> doctor. Some people keep a health journal during and after treatment
>> to improve the information you have to present to your doctor if
>> problems arise more gradually. Discuss what you might keep in a health
>> journal that might improve the effectiveness of your treatment.
>>
>> 2. Ask your doctor before you take any other medicine
>>
>> All drugs operate by manipulating some normal cell function. This
>> includes the chemotherapy drugs as well. These manipulations may
>> conflict with the intended effects of your chemotherapy treatment.
>> Even herbals, or an over the counter pain reliever can lead to
>> unintended consequences. Always inform your doctor before taking any
>> other medications.
>>
>> 3. Take care of your health
>>
>> There are many things you can do to support the natural ability of
>> your body to restore, protect and defend itself from the effects of
>> injury and disease. Seek to improve your diet, find ways to reduce
>> other sources of stress in your life and be thankful for the hope and
>> opportunity you have because of your treatment. These things can have
>> a remarkable affect
>>
>> http://www.dontplayplay.com/html/horoscope/20060925/8064.html
>
> That's 3 steps. What is the forth? Spam people?

Hahah, "Share your feelings," which is exactly what you just did <g>.


From: anonymousone on 18 Jan 2008 22:24
On Jan 17, 12:31 pm, xiko...(a)yahoo.com.tw wrote:
> Chemotherapy is a word that causes dread in most who hear it. It is a
> time of stress as well as risk. If you, or someone you know, are
> facing chemotherapy, these four simple steps may help get through the
> process with better spirits and better results as well.
>
> 1. Tell your doctor if you get side effects from treatment
>
> You can't expect the possibility of relief from side effects if you do
> not share them with your doctor. Be sure to communicate with your
> doctor. Some people keep a health journal during and after treatment
> to improve the information you have to present to your doctor if
> problems arise more gradually. Discuss what you might keep in a health
> journal that might improve the effectiveness of your treatment.
>
> 2. Ask your doctor before you take any other medicine
>
> All drugs operate by manipulating some normal cell function. This
> includes the chemotherapy drugs as well. These manipulations may
> conflict with the intended effects of your chemotherapy treatment.
> Even herbals, or an over the counter pain reliever can lead to
> unintended consequences. Always inform your doctor before taking any
> other medications.
>
> 3. Take care of your health
>
> There are many things you can do to support the natural ability of
> your body to restore, protect and defend itself from the effects of
> injury and disease. Seek to improve your diet, find ways to reduce
> other sources of stress in your life and be thankful for the hope and
> opportunity you have because of your treatment. These things can have
> a remarkable affect
>
> http://www.dontplayplay.com/html/horoscope/20060925/8064.html

4. Prayer
From: Waterspider on 19 Jan 2008 00:47

"anonymousone" <tedw2(a)earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:69cfe441-3799-4657-a5cc-d6f5da543983(a)e23g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
On Jan 17, 12:31 pm, xiko...(a)yahoo.com.tw wrote:
> Chemotherapy is a word that causes dread in most who hear it. It is a
> time of stress as well as risk. If you, or someone you know, are
> facing chemotherapy, these four simple steps may help get through the
> process with better spirits and better results as well.
>
> 1. Tell your doctor if you get side effects from treatment
>
> You can't expect the possibility of relief from side effects if you do
> not share them with your doctor. Be sure to communicate with your
> doctor. Some people keep a health journal during and after treatment
> to improve the information you have to present to your doctor if
> problems arise more gradually. Discuss what you might keep in a health
> journal that might improve the effectiveness of your treatment.
>
> 2. Ask your doctor before you take any other medicine
>
> All drugs operate by manipulating some normal cell function. This
> includes the chemotherapy drugs as well. These manipulations may
> conflict with the intended effects of your chemotherapy treatment.
> Even herbals, or an over the counter pain reliever can lead to
> unintended consequences. Always inform your doctor before taking any
> other medications.
>
> 3. Take care of your health
>
> There are many things you can do to support the natural ability of
> your body to restore, protect and defend itself from the effects of
> injury and disease. Seek to improve your diet, find ways to reduce
> other sources of stress in your life and be thankful for the hope and
> opportunity you have because of your treatment. These things can have
> a remarkable affect
>
> http://www.dontplayplay.com/html/horoscope/20060925/8064.html

4. Prayer
praise Allah?


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