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Mesothelioma Survival Rates About 40 percent of patients with mesothelioma survive the first year after diagnosis. That survival rate depends on many factors, including age, cancer stage, cancer type, race and gender.
Long-term survivors attribute their success to treatment from a mesothelioma specialist, alternative medicine and nutritional changes. Average mesothelioma survival rates Mesothelioma claimed nearly 30,000 American lives between 1999 and 2010. About 40 percent of U.S. patients live to the one year mark. By the second year, about 20 percent of patients are still alive.
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And by the third year, the number is 8 percent. How is survival rate measured? Researchers describe the mesothelioma survival rate in several ways. They usually talk about it in terms of one-year survival, the percentage of people who survive for a year after diagnosis. Through their studies, they also look at longer survival times, including the number of people who live two years, three years and five years.
It was known to eat hens, dogs, and even big animals like
cows. However, what was most upsetting to the villagers was that the snake was
even eating their children.
The villagers wanted to be respectful towards all creatures
but this snake had simply gone too far. They knew that something had to be done
and they came together to get something done. The villagers gathered at the edge
of the field, and with drumming and shouting, and sticks and stones, and with
their minds made up started their search to find the snake and to kill it.
A holy man came upon this loud and angry crowd and asked,
“What is this about?”
The villagers told him of the snake’s evilness and how the
snake was even eating their children. The holy man asked, “If I make this snake
stop, and it no longer eats your children, and hunts your farm animals, will
you spare the snake’s life?”
The villagers argued among themselves. Some wanted vengeance
and others were willing to let the holy man try. However, most of the villagers
did not believe that the holy man would succeed and keep the snake from biting.
However, reluctantly, they agreed to give the snake one chance.
The holy man entered the field and commanded the snake to
come to him. And the power of the holy man caused the snake to crawl to the
path and to the feet of the holy man.
“What issss it?” the snake hissed.
The holy man’s words were simple: “Enough! There is no need
for this. There is plenty of food without eating the villager’s children or
their animals.”
Now it was not so much what the holy man said but it was how
he said it. There was a kindness and an authority in the holy man’s voice. The
snake knew the holy man’s words to be true. The snake did not hiss a word but
nodded in agreement and slithered away.
It was not long before the villagers discovered that the
snake would not harm them. They were grateful that the snake no longer would
bite. However, some of the villagers in their anger and hurt from what the
snake had done and some in their meanness began to beat the snake with sticks
and stones. Day after day the snake received more and more abuse until it could
take no more and it hid underneath a large rock.
The snake hid underneath that rock, determined not to break
its word to the holy man. However, the snake was very confused, and said to
itself, “Why is this happening to me? I listened and followed the holy man’s
words.” The snake was so fearful of leaving its hiding place it was soon dying
from the villagers’ beatings and the lack of food.
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