I have a NON-CANCEROUS tumor in the brain area of my body :D

[rambo1220]

Probably never heard of it but.....Silver Water.


Tons of it. Drink tons of Silver Water. If you don't know what it is search it up. Its like, awesome.

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[Awdax]

So the doctor called back.

I will only say that you might not see around much anymore.

Holy stuff.

[Flush535]

I hope you get better D:

[Cucumber!]

Nooo Game we love you :c

[Lugnut]

Shut up. Seriously. Vitamin C is a water soluble vitamin, meaning if you consume stuffloads of it you just piss it out. Homeopathic medicine doesn't work. But this isn't the thread for it. Tumor =/= cancer. He can probably have it removed.

edit: are you suggesting that you receive no benefit from consuming vitamin c whatsoever because you 'just piss it out'?
i've personally had an ear infection that lead to me being unable to hear out of my left ear for months, cured in 3 days by herbs.

not kidding. I believe it works, why don't you? Is it because you've never witnessed it working? Never seen the results or never seen the tests? Maybe it's just a placebo. If it's just a placebo, what does it matter? It still achieves results.

I do not respect anything you post from now on.

well forget you then. one post you disagree with and all of a sudden all I say is worthless? I'll remember that in coding help.

And this is why you don't listen to people like Lugnut. You do stupid stuff like this.

what's wrong here? the guy didn't die.

[brickybob]

What really pisses me off is these people offering "treatment options" when they aren't real doctors.

Get your hippie stuff out of here, and let the real doctors to their job.

[Lugnut]

What really pisses me off is these people offering "treatment options" when they aren't real doctors.

Get your hippie stuff out of here, and let the real doctors to their job.

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what the forget

we're not allowed to suggest treatments that may work to help him out?

we're only allowed to express condolences?

[Sheath]

we're not allowed to suggest treatments that may work to help him out?

No offense Lugnut but some speculative rubbishy article about vitamin C you found in a homeopathy magazine isn't very useful.

[HellsSpot]

No offense Lugnut but some speculative rubbishy article about vitamin C you found in a homeopathy magazine isn't very useful.

Great job! Make more posts that are irrelevant to the thread!

[brickybob]

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what the forget

we're not allowed to suggest treatments that may work to help him out?

we're only allowed to express condolences?

You can get sued for giving out medical advise on the internet.  Odds are you are going to cause more harm than good.

I am not saying you are trying to hurt him, I am saying that is most likely placebo.

[dkamm65]

What really pisses me off is these people offering "treatment options" when they aren't real doctors.

Get your hippie stuff out of here, and let the real doctors to their job.

The only doctor he needs is Jesus.

Prescription: pray 3 times a day.

[IkeTheGeneric]

So the doctor called back.

I will only say that you might not see around much anymore.

I hope you mean that you're so relieved that you don't have cancer that you're going to party all year :c

[Comatose]

I hope you mean that you're so relieved that you don't have cancer that you're going to party all year :c

He may have a tumor, but it doesn't mean it's cancerous. It could be benign.

[Anybody]

start cooking meth to pay bills pls walter is a boss and you can be like him

Well if it's really bad you can just cook some meth and it'll be better!

Sorry to hear that OP no one should reveive news like these, ever

[Lugnut]

No offense Lugnut but some speculative rubbishy article about vitamin C you found in a homeopathy magazine isn't very useful.

yeah, it did look kinda biased. i'm merely throwing it out there as a potential treatment option.

You can get sued for giving out medical advise on the internet.  Odds are you are going to cause more harm than good.

I am not saying you are trying to hurt him, I am saying that is most likely placebo.

A) your first sentence really implies what your second one negates
B) it's not medical advice. I'm telling him that I think this is a possible option, and if he's interested in it he should look into it. I'm not telling him "oh hur dur i am doktor, you hav kancer and am die. try this brand name medicine and it will cure your cold!" i'm also not selling my 'services', so i'm not turning a profit.