Question to 15+ year ASPS survivors

Though probably have no effect on disease progression, can have a significant effect on the overall well-being of the patient
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Question to 15+ year ASPS survivors

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One of our members, skyflower, asked earlier a question and I am reposting it for the other people to see and answer if they are able to:

"i would especially like to hear from the 15+ year survivors, especially if they are a couple years out from their use of traditional medicine therapies. do they use the do-nothing approach? do they use any alternative treatments? are they on the low-sugar diet? etc."
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Re: Question to 15+ year ASPS survivors

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Hello :)
I would also like to know this! My Onc see's a few ASPS paitents from what i am told and i think one is a +15 year person.. I will see if he will pass a msg to her :)

Olga wrote:One of our members, skyflower, asked earlier a question and I am reposting it for the other people to see and answer if they are able to:

"i would especially like to hear from the 15+ year survivors, especially if they are a couple years out from their use of traditional medicine therapies. do they use the do-nothing approach? do they use any alternative treatments? are they on the low-sugar diet? etc."
“Many times it is much more important to know what kind of patient has the disease, than what kind of disease the patient has”.
"The microbe is nothing, the soil is everything)""
Claude Bernard~

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