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From: Bert on 1 Dec 2007 12:45 If Ed Friedman is right about Dr. Leibowitz, why isn't everyone beating a path to his office? It seems to me, that it would be a fairly significant event in the annals of prostate cancer treatment if someone had an effective treatment for end stage prostate cancer. But other than a periodic anecdote here and there, one doesn't hear about this. Bert Ed Friedman writes: <snip> ,>if your PSA reaches > the level of 3300, then your doctors will tell you that you have 3-6 > months left to live, and they will be right (unless you go to Dr. > Leibowitz, of course :). >
From: Steve Kramer on 1 Dec 2007 18:41 "Bert" <bertxavier(a)yahoo.com> wrote in message news:h5h4j.1186$Uy.550(a)trndny07... > If Ed Friedman is right about Dr. Leibowitz, why isn't everyone beating a > path to his office? It seems to me, that it would be a fairly significant > event in the annals of prostate cancer treatment if someone had an > effective treatment for end stage prostate cancer. But other than a > periodic anecdote here and there, one doesn't hear about this. Hi, Bert. I've been reading Friedman with interest for years. I don't think he has yet to assert that he or Dr. Leibowitz has come up with the cure. But, his (and his) work is interesting. I think that might be why he ended with the smiley. I was curious.... are you connected with Cincinnati?
From: Bert on 1 Dec 2007 20:20 Thanks for responding, Steve. Also for pointing out the smiley... I had missed it. I've been on IHT for a number of years.. And my psa doubling time is pretty short -- 2-3 months. So I am always interested in what the options might be after my cancer becomes hormone refractory. No...not connected with Cincinnati. I live in York, Maine. Regards, Bert "Steve Kramer" <skramer(a)cinci.rr.com> wrote in message news:4751f144$0$2346$4c368faf(a)roadrunner.com... > "Bert" <bertxavier(a)yahoo.com> wrote in message > news:h5h4j.1186$Uy.550(a)trndny07... > >> If Ed Friedman is right about Dr. Leibowitz, why isn't everyone beating a >> path to his office? It seems to me, that it would be a fairly significant >> event in the annals of prostate cancer treatment if someone had an >> effective treatment for end stage prostate cancer. But other than a >> periodic anecdote here and there, one doesn't hear about this. > > Hi, Bert. > > I've been reading Friedman with interest for years. I don't think he has > yet to assert that he or Dr. Leibowitz has come up with the cure. But, > his (and his) work is interesting. I think that might be why he ended > with the smiley. > > I was curious.... are you connected with Cincinnati? > > > > >
From: Steve Kramer on 1 Dec 2007 21:35 "Bert" <bertxavier(a)yahoo.com> wrote in message news:rLn4j.4620$gs.380(a)trndny08... > I've been on IHT for a number of years.. And my psa doubling time is > pretty short -- 2-3 months. So I am always interested in what the > options might be after my cancer becomes hormone refractory. I remember, I think. RRP 1999, chemo first, RT.... Nearly the same boat that I am in except for the PSAD. > No...not connected with Cincinnati. I live in York, Maine. Okay. It was the "xavier" that piqued my interest. I've not heard of "Xavier" much outside of Cincinnati where it is a long-standing and prominent church, high school, and college.
From: Bert on 1 Dec 2007 22:32
Xavier is the middle name of one of my grandchildren. Good memory on my treatment. I also noted the similarities in our PCa... I've been off treatment since March 06. Will likely restart treatment in March. So it will be two years without treatment. That's a good run. Bert "Steve Kramer" <skramer(a)cinci.rr.com> wrote in message news:475219f8$0$5006$4c368faf(a)roadrunner.com... > "Bert" <bertxavier(a)yahoo.com> wrote in message > news:rLn4j.4620$gs.380(a)trndny08... > >> I've been on IHT for a number of years.. And my psa doubling time is >> pretty short -- 2-3 months. So I am always interested in what the >> options might be after my cancer becomes hormone refractory. > > I remember, I think. RRP 1999, chemo first, RT.... Nearly the same boat > that I am in except for the PSAD. > >> No...not connected with Cincinnati. I live in York, Maine. > > Okay. It was the "xavier" that piqued my interest. I've not heard of > "Xavier" much outside of Cincinnati where it is a long-standing and > prominent church, high school, and college. > |