Feb
24
were to start with cancer?
Byim a 15 year old boy a few moths ago my mom died of cancer known as Mesothelioma an incurable cancer it was horrible as friends and family watched as she died in her sleep. and although i had other plans for my future i want help becoming a doctor and to cure cancer from this world and rid it from life i was hoping someone could help me find a way to do this. to help me make steps to becoming a doctor and getting involved.
5 Comments
February 24th, 2010 at 10:39 am
im very sorry about your mom.
doctors cannot cure cancer, there are already tons of cures for cancer, the cures are either illegal in the united states or, its just illegal to call them a cure for cancer.
there is a book called the cure for cancer, by hulda clark.
she also wrote another book called the cure for all diseases.
there was a man named royal rife who discovered the cause and cure for cancer in the 1950’s
kevin trudeau wrote a book called, natural cures they dont want you to know about. in it, there is an explanation of how all diseases are curable, and also an explanation as to why this is a secret.
cancer is a multi billion dollar industry, and if the cures got into peoples hands, drug companies would lose, billions.
there was a doctor in germany named dr coldwell and he cured 35,000 people of cancer, he has a cure rate of 95%.
dr coldwell is now banned from practicing medicine in germany! the reason? he didnt use chemotherapy, and this was labeled as malpractice and he is banned from being a doctor in Germany!! after curing 35,000 people, he has a cancer cure that is only cd’s you just listen to cd’s and you cure yourself, does it work, yes i have the cd’s and i listen to them for 20 minutes everyday.
he also has a website http://www.goodlifefoundation.com
there is also another cure for cancer called essiac capsules, its cassie spelled backwards, named after a woman in mexico that made the formula and cured peoples cancers.
please research, holistic cancer cure, and im sorry about your mother.
February 24th, 2010 at 11:06 am
Becoming a doctor is a very long and involved process; it takes a lot of dedication and perseverance nearly every step of the way. Right now, you can start by doing as best as you can in high school. I know it probably sounds like bs (I HATED high school), but it will widen your college options greatly. Try to get excited about the act of learning itself.
Come college, you’ll want to major in either premed, molecular bio, or bio. You’ll want to be pretty much flawless all four years here–which will require a lot of work. You’ll be taking complicated classes to prepare you for even more involved classes, and so on. You’ll have to take chemistry up to orgo 2 at least, calc, bits of other sciences, and massive amounts of molecular bio.
Depending on how fast you go, sometime in your junior or senior year you will have to take the MCAT if you want to go into med school. I know that doctors are able to do research (usually if they are affiliated with a university), but they usually deal with the treatment and patients.
You also have the option of taking the GRE and getting your masters/phd and going into research. If you go that route, you’ll be studying what is going on inside the cell causing it to become cancerous, and from that better ways to target/combat cancerous cells.
Most importantly, follow your heart in what you decide to do. Best of luck!
February 24th, 2010 at 11:12 am
Don’t listen to Blizzard or you’ll kill more people than you could possibly help. I think he just googled, quack cures and quack docs. Hulda was run out of the US…look it up. The essiac tea is total garbage also. He even got that part wrong. The woman’s last name was Caisse and it was in Canada, not Mexico. I could go on with his scams.
The best thing for you to do is go to college to become a doctor, then specialized medicine, oncology. I’m sure there’s more.
Kevin Treudeau is a joke.
February 24th, 2010 at 11:40 am
Go to college and get the help of a guidance counselor who can help you step in the right direction.
February 24th, 2010 at 12:21 pm
Sorry to hear of your loss, it must have been terribly hard for you. Congratulations on your wonderful thoughts of becoming a cancer doctor. John and April have given you excellent advice and I second their posts. Please ignore the nonsense from the other guy about all the “cures” that have been run out of the USA. The only stuff run out of the country is quackery just like all of his post. It’s going to be a lot of school and hard work for you and I hope you won’t give up. I would love to live long enough to watch you graduate from medical school!