celticlord
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First off, I am glad to hear she is coming home.patently false? how so?
The last 3 weeks several doctors and some parents I am very close to have been playing the odds, successfully, with my 10 year old granddaughter. About 6 months ago they stopped giving her chemo for the inoperable tumor on her brain stem, thinking that she didn't need it anymore, then they discovered a tumor higher in the brain that grew from very small to golf ball size in a few months, but this one was operable.
We prayed, but praying is meant to be done in conjunction with real medical treatment provided by doctors with training that God allowed them to learn.
She should come home tomorrow, after 18 days in the hospital.
Back on topic, the statement is false because it is categorical. "All scientific data" does not show chemotherapy to be universally and categorically effective. Chemotherapy does work in some cases, and does not work in other cases. "All scientific data" shows chemotherapy is likely effective under certain conditions, and that is all.