We all have "cancer" in our bodies all the time. Our immune system mostly keeps it controlled.

Then something happens to some people, and the bad cells take over the body's ability to kill it all.

They have made the word "cancer" invoke fear. I am not afraid of cancer, we all have cancer[ous cells] all the time. They "find" cancer or pre-cancer in any number of scans -- but we have them all the time anyway. Then since they found these on tests, we are pressured to DO something about them.

The cure may be worse than the disease in some cases. Some people celebrate being "cured" of "cancer" by chemo and radiation. HEY what would the outcome have been otherwise? Just asking. It is obvious that chemo and radiation are bad for the body themselves. What does it kill besides the cancer?

Do we even know what "cancer" is and what it will do to us without poisonous treatments?? Wish I knew the answers, but I am skeptical of "cancer" diagnosis . . . just monitor, no invasive biopsy, no nasty treatments.

So far, so good! Wish me well, pedes! I am not against "treatments" should it come to that, but steady as she goes. Do not overreact to "cancer".

Sadly my best friend cousin, who lived the healthiest life style imagined, died of bone cancer far before his deserved time. I don't have my head in the sand. Stuff can kill us! No one is immortal, and sometimes those with the best life styles don't get their deserved life span, much less the rest of us!