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Good luck Natty.
March 1 approaches, and I would like to thank the following people....
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dballer
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FUCKIN HELL MAN!!!!
I did not know about that bro!! Hey.. if I can do anything.. (like send you pictures of the races or anything to cheer you up) let me know!! I have all of the faith in the world that God will see you through this.
Good Luck brother!!
I did not know about that bro!! Hey.. if I can do anything.. (like send you pictures of the races or anything to cheer you up) let me know!! I have all of the faith in the world that God will see you through this.
Good Luck brother!!
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Frackal
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You'll be fine bro. Remember, its all for the long term, once you're healed, you can grow again.
polarpixie
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I've missed ya Natty! 
I'm so sorry you have to go through this, but I have a feeling you are tough enough to handle anything that comes your way. Best of luck hon!!
I'm so sorry you have to go through this, but I have a feeling you are tough enough to handle anything that comes your way. Best of luck hon!!
Drunken_Weasel
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Good luck, your strong, you will make it thru it!
The #1 problem with chemo is weight-loss. And I do mean SEVERE weight-loss.
This due to the fact that you can't eat anything b/c you feel awful.
"Daeo" from EF had testicular cancer and went through the same thing except he used AAS to combat the weight-loss. And it worked immensely. Deca(Nandrolone) has also been shown to increase a persons immune system.
Your doc will never, ever prescribe you AAS for this, you're going to have to decide for yourself. Bu IMO the rewards GREATLY outnumber the risks.
And excerpt from Daeo's post in the Best of Elite Section:
In lieu of all the cancer posts recently, I would like to tell you my story...
Last August I was diagnosed with testicular cancer. It was funny the way I noticed it. It was after watching the Tom Green cancer special. I did a self examination and discovered a small pea sized lump on the end of my testicle. I put off going to the doctor for a week or two. I didn't believe that it could happen to me. Within that time my testicle got very sore. Also I had not been feeling good for the last few months. I wasn't sure if the cancer was the cause of my ill feeling, but I'm sure it didn't help any.
Anyway, I went to the doctor and had an exam done. The couldn't tell offhand if it was cancer just by touching it. They told me it could have been a mass or rupture. After that they sent me to get ultrasounds done on the testicle. Was a very unnerving feeling, sitting in a dark room waiting to see if you have cancer while they perform the ultrasound. I could tell by the look on the technicians face that it wasn't good news. The ultrasound didn't tell if it was cancerous or not. Just that it was an abnormal mass. The doctor told me that it was a 50/50 chance that it was cancerous. I left the office that day half scared shitless. I had to have surgery. To tell if it was cancerous or not they would have to do a biopsy. If it was cancerous they would remove the testicle. After I woke from anesthesia they told me it was cancerous, but not malignant. Tests had to be performed to tell if the cancer had spread. Luckily in my case it didn't. Still as a precaution I went through radiation treatment for four weeks.
Here:
Radiation left me weak and destroyed my appetite. I'm grateful for having access to anabolic steroids. They allowed me to stay healthy during the treatment. As a joke they wanted to put my picture in the lobby of the treatment center as a poster boy for radiation treatment.
I'm very grateful to this day that I caught my cancer early enough. Who knows how far it could have went if I hadn't done a self exam. You may not think it could happen to you. Having a life threatening illness makes you think just how fortunate you are to be well...
In Daoe's case AAS(Deca and Test) allowed him to keep his weight and immune system in yop shape.
Fonz
This due to the fact that you can't eat anything b/c you feel awful.
"Daeo" from EF had testicular cancer and went through the same thing except he used AAS to combat the weight-loss. And it worked immensely. Deca(Nandrolone) has also been shown to increase a persons immune system.
Your doc will never, ever prescribe you AAS for this, you're going to have to decide for yourself. Bu IMO the rewards GREATLY outnumber the risks.
And excerpt from Daeo's post in the Best of Elite Section:
In lieu of all the cancer posts recently, I would like to tell you my story...
Last August I was diagnosed with testicular cancer. It was funny the way I noticed it. It was after watching the Tom Green cancer special. I did a self examination and discovered a small pea sized lump on the end of my testicle. I put off going to the doctor for a week or two. I didn't believe that it could happen to me. Within that time my testicle got very sore. Also I had not been feeling good for the last few months. I wasn't sure if the cancer was the cause of my ill feeling, but I'm sure it didn't help any.
Anyway, I went to the doctor and had an exam done. The couldn't tell offhand if it was cancer just by touching it. They told me it could have been a mass or rupture. After that they sent me to get ultrasounds done on the testicle. Was a very unnerving feeling, sitting in a dark room waiting to see if you have cancer while they perform the ultrasound. I could tell by the look on the technicians face that it wasn't good news. The ultrasound didn't tell if it was cancerous or not. Just that it was an abnormal mass. The doctor told me that it was a 50/50 chance that it was cancerous. I left the office that day half scared shitless. I had to have surgery. To tell if it was cancerous or not they would have to do a biopsy. If it was cancerous they would remove the testicle. After I woke from anesthesia they told me it was cancerous, but not malignant. Tests had to be performed to tell if the cancer had spread. Luckily in my case it didn't. Still as a precaution I went through radiation treatment for four weeks.
Here:
Radiation left me weak and destroyed my appetite. I'm grateful for having access to anabolic steroids. They allowed me to stay healthy during the treatment. As a joke they wanted to put my picture in the lobby of the treatment center as a poster boy for radiation treatment.
I'm very grateful to this day that I caught my cancer early enough. Who knows how far it could have went if I hadn't done a self exam. You may not think it could happen to you. Having a life threatening illness makes you think just how fortunate you are to be well...
In Daoe's case AAS(Deca and Test) allowed him to keep his weight and immune system in yop shape.
Fonz
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I disagree with the use of AS in this treatment.....
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skaman607
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where is your cancer? I knew a guy who had cancer of the part of the hair, he tried to get rid of it by shaving his head, but the cancer just thought it was a bigger part, and devoured his skull, sorry that was an excerpt from George Carlin
Best of luck, may God watch over you
Best of luck, may God watch over you
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