I've always been a sickly one anyways and my daughter starts school next month so having my immune system totally compromised really doesn't seem like a very good idea any ways. Hey in my opinion anything is worth a shot and if after a while this doesn't work obviously I will move onto something else maybe even attempt to change the entire household's diet again. I am tired of being at the mercy of the doctor's I'm exhausted with all the pills that don't work, and I feel like I'm a file number not a person. . . there are many details of my life that are extremely important that I don't feel like they address. how about for starter's I'm only 28, how about the fact that it has progressed into my ribcage in a matter of two and a half to three years? I know I'm only walking due to the prednisone and I'm really scared to just take myself off of it but I'm done with them telling me how to deal with this obviously THEY aren't living with it. The last time I was in their office I asked what my other options were and the nurse literally told me "don't even go there in your head we aren't there yet" ummm excuse me? I've been "there" since this started don't presume you know anything about me or my life especially when the woman was holding someone else file. So this is my plan of attack and I am optimistic I'm going to attempt the legal route but to be honest I'm not really concerned with how legal it is I mean really? I'm going to after a normal pot smoker's trash all in the hopes of being able to live a normal life.
http://www.attorneyatlaw.com/2009/08/fda-orders-stronger-cancer-warnings-for-enbrel-humira-remicade/
the warnings of cancer from the FDA it began my search in the cancer survivor's archives where over and over men of age not just the children or adolescents they like to say it only affects and woman of age being treated with humira and remicade for various illnesses and at the two year markers somehow got cancer, it was heart breaking to read and I'd rather not risk it anymore. if you want to search yourself
http://csn.cancer.org/board_search/149?filter0=Hepatosplenic+T-cell
and then of course the things I've been reading about the benefits of MM
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