I think I would also feel kindred with these two. Conventional cancer treatments caused life-long health problems for me. I wish I hadn't believed the "if you don't do this, you will die" mantra. This story is important and I know it will help many. I will be interested to read what treatments worked in Rodney's case. Thank you for reading this book and sharing a beautiful review.kandscreeley wrote: ↑19 Nov 2018, 16:36 The Stamps don't mince words, and some of their opinions might come across as cynical or harsh. However, I am one for whom conventional medical wisdom failed. While I don't have cancer, I have explored alternative treatments of my own and found great success. So, rather than being turned off, I felt a camaraderie with Rodney and Paige.
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I definitely think you would have a lot in common with the Stamps. They had a couple of family members that died from Chemotherapy. It's an interesting book to say the least. I'm sorry to hear that you are having to deal with these problems from something that's supposed to help!Eva Darrington wrote: ↑29 Nov 2018, 12:11I think I would also feel kindred with these two. Conventional cancer treatments caused life-long health problems for me. I wish I hadn't believed the "if you don't do this, you will die" mantra. This story is important and I know it will help many. I will be interested to read what treatments worked in Rodney's case. Thank you for reading this book and sharing a beautiful review.kandscreeley wrote: ↑19 Nov 2018, 16:36 The Stamps don't mince words, and some of their opinions might come across as cynical or harsh. However, I am one for whom conventional medical wisdom failed. While I don't have cancer, I have explored alternative treatments of my own and found great success. So, rather than being turned off, I felt a camaraderie with Rodney and Paige.
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