life expectancy for stage III uterine cancer

I have endometrial uterine cancer. It's been 2 years now with no conventional treatments. Not even a hysterectomy. I'm 58. I decided on alternative treatments. I've been on Essiac tea from Blue moon, the only Essiac company I trust. I recienty added pau d arco Taheebo tea from the Taheebo tea club, the only company I trust for this tea. Thousands have been cured of many types of cancer at end stages with both theses teas. I feel great and look great. If you do nothing at all, no alternitive treatments, including surgery which can cause cancer to spread, you can live up to about 10 to 12 years. But with alternative treatments you can survive to a full life of 80 years old or more. Alternative treatments also have no side effects like radiation and chemo have. I do still bleed but I've been able to start controlling that by using two eyedroppers full 3 times a day under the tongue of of an organic tincture of both Lady's mantle and shepherds purse. I buy them on line at mountain rose herbs or Starwest botanicals. I've also started taking tincture of herb Robert (known to cure cancer). The tinctures can be taken at the same time but no food or drink 15 minuets before or after is best. Drink at least 64 oz of the pau d arco Taheebo tea Daily with and without food, drink like water. There are many fake pau d arco commercial teas. It took me a while to find a trusted source. Same with Essiac tea, most dint contain the root of sheep sorrel, just the leaves. It's important to have the root. Look up the story of Rene Cassie, a Canadian nurse and read all you can about her.

A friend of mine has been dx with endometrial cancer, stage 3. She had a pap in March 2016; it came back clean. Now, just a few months later, she is dx with stage 3. Can it happen that quickly?

FIND A NATUROPATHIC DOCTOR AND LET THEM TREAT YOU. STAY AWAY FROM SUGAR IT FEEDS CANCER.
EAT ORGANIC FRUITS AND VEGETABLES NO MEAT organic chicken ok. LOOK AT THE TRUTH ABOUT CANCER SITE AND CANCERTUTOR SITE THEY ARE ALTERNATIVES. I am stage IIIA cancer still alive doing alternative.
dont give up do your research there is so much natural cures and many have to be used together to fight from all sides.

Hi Jacki,
I wonder if you've investigated any of the many integrative/complimentary/alternative therapies that exist? One that comes to mind is the Gerson Therapy that has had quite a healthy track record (since 1920) utilizing whole foods to reverse cancer: http://www.gerson.org/ .
Also, there are many common foods that are believed to reduce the growth of blood vessels that carry food to tumors and cancerous cells. See this recent article published online by Dr. Mercola: http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2010/06/08/dramatically-effective-new-natural-way-to-starve-cancer-and-obesity.aspx .
Finally, there is a quiet little mineral supplement you may wish to investigate, for its power to safely remove toxins at the cellular level (like chelation, only without the I.V.). It has profound results for many people, regardless of their illness, because once the body is rid of toxins and toxic cellular waste, it has a greater ability to work at healing itself: (Link to commercial product site removed by EmpowHER moderator.)

I respect your bravery to face your prognosis head on, but I also believe deeply in the body's ability to heal itself, given the proper internal environment. I am not a medical professional, but I work with people's diets to help them eat foods that build immunity and heal. I hear stories every day of people who long outlived the time frame they were handed, because they refused to accept it as their fate and who improved the quality of their time by utilizing a chemical free, healthy diet. I look forward to hearing more of your story!!

Hi Jacki - Quite honestly, I doubt very much that your surgeon was trying to scare you. It's her legal and moral responsibility to give you the information that you need, and she was giving you her professional opinion.

When you go online and look at information about cancer survival you will often see referrals to a "five-year" survival rate because that's a standard often used as a measurement in clinical trials and therefore reported in journals.

I'm glad that you found the information helpful. There is another resource that may also be of interest to you since information on uterine cancer is hard to find. The American Society of Clinical Oncology offers a lot of information on both their professional website and a separate one for consumers. The clinical site has the most current treatment data, including clinical trial information. http://www.asco.org/

The patient site http://www.cancer.net/ has a wealth of information such as more precise information on cancers http://www.cancer.net/patient/Cancer+Types/Uterine+Cancer
and coping http://www.cancer.net/patient/Coping
and end of life care http://www.cancer.net/patient/Coping/End-of-Life+Care

The end of life section has good information on the legal steps you need to take to ensure that your wishes will be met.

I'm glad you're going back to talk to your surgeon again. If you don't mind a suggestion, I would prepare questions in advance to be sure you get the information you want and I would also take along a friend to take notes. It can be very, very hard to absorb what's being said while also thinking ahead about what you want to ask, and having a friend along to help out can make a major difference.

The Gynecologic Cancer Foundation, a non-profit group, operates a Women's Cancer Network support group that may interest you. http://www.wcn.org/

I hope you're not overloaded now, but I know that one piece of information often leads to wanting more information and I wanted you to have some good resources for your journey. I hope you'll check in from time to time and let us know how you're doing.

Take care, Pat