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New to site tonight, reading with interest as I was diagnosed in April with HER-2 multifocal via core needle biopsy. Chose to research and decided on Burzynski targeted therapy with antineoplastons as this seems to be a "whole body" cancer; why cut/irradiate/non-selectively medicate was my thinking when it can be addressed on the genetic level. Talked to patients, most of whom had gone traditional route and, failing that, had turned to Burzynski protocol with success. I am three weeks into therapy, daily taking liquid and tablets -- no side effects. Herceptin infusions every two weeks.
As far as clear margins, ScienceDaily reported on new imaging technique for use during surgery; worth a google.
Hope this helps others; I have been blessed by your postings and information. -- tina in texas