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jgordo

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  1. to convince your surgeon that surgery was best? Why was the surgeon reluctant?
  2. This is the first time I have read that article. Much of the information there is incorrect. I had a 9 cm tumor abalated last December and so far, so good. The physician who did my ablation told me he has done up to 13 cm (about the size of a grapefruit) by multiple placements of the needle. And I can't imagine what "unwanted side effect" they might be talking about. My ablation It cost about 18,000 and surgery would have been 80,000+ including sugery and recovery. I walked out th day of the procedure and went grocery shopping that night. Insurance is a problem. Except for liver cancer they still consider RFA experimental so they can refuse to pay. But it make no sense for them to put the patient through torment, then pay 80,000 instead of 18,000. RFA saved my life. Makes me angry to see thsi slant which might discourage others. Thanks for bringing to to my attention.
  3. Thanks, got 'em linked. Both you and your mom will be in my thoughts and prayers. Thanks for contributing and please drop by whenever you can.
  4. I have him on the list. Nice web site he has.
  5. try this one. http://www.geocities.com/rfacancer thanks for visiting.
  6. I just started an informational site on the Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA) of cancer. It is a site designed to collect and share information on RFA. RFA is a cancer treatment which is highly successful, and yet relatively unknown. In its short history, RFA has saved many lives. However, many more suffer and die because they lack of knowledge of this procedure. It is my hope that this web site will reach some of these people. Please visit at http://www.geocities.com/rfacancer. Your input is welcomed and would be appreciated in building this site.
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