I think I would say "That is a good question and I will think about it. While thinking about it I think I will try the Joe Tippins protocol. See you after I have thought about it."

Doing the protocol does not preclude or prevent the use of conventional treatment. Many of the success stories had conventional treatment and when it failed in desperation did the protocol, many with positive results although for certain not 100%. I think there is one guy here on AgTalk that said it did not work for his wife. My position is, it probably is not going to hurt so why not?

I think the above is what I would say but in all honesty a person can imagine all he wants about what his reaction might be if a tiger were chasing him, but until it actually happens it is only speculation and the actual outcome might be different than what a person sees in his "minds eye". That might also be the case with me should I be diagnosed with cancer. So I don't feel I can answer with complete certainty. The above is what I think I would like to say in such a situation. My reaction and reply might be significantly different than I imagine.

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 If the doctor didn't like my answer and threatened to not treat me because of my answer, I would probably try and find a different doctor.