Controversial Drug Tried To Save Cancer-Stricken Leg
ROCKFORD. 111. (UPD-Perky
Diane Lindstrom is a nonnal high
school coed in every respect but
one.
Her soft smile and shy eyes
hide the painful knowledge that
she suffers from a malignant bone
cancer of the right thigh.
She is staking her life on the
controversial cancer drug Krebio
zen.
And one of the great battles of
modern medicine, whether hre-
biozen is effective in the fight
against cancer, may hinge on the
outcome of Diane s struggle to
walk without pain.
Only one month ago, the pretty
18-year-old girl faced a terrify
ing decision, either have her leg
amputated or run the risk of nev
er living to see her 23rd birth
day. She said she would rather die
than have the leg amputated.
Diane's family physician took
X-rays when her leg began to ache
last October. They revealed no
abnormalities.
In late January, Diane was still
in pain. More X-rays were taken
and the tumor was discovered, j
"The doctor said tlie only an- j
swer was amputation." Mrs. Vir- j
ginia Lindstrom told Chicago s
American columnist Jack Mabley.
"He said the cancer was severe
and the operation should be done
immediately."
Two days before the scheduled
amputation, the daughter of a
hospital worker visited the Lind
stroms.
"She told us about Krcbinzen."
Mrs. Lindstrom said. "We hadn't
even thought about it. Oh. we'd
heard about it, the controversy
and all. The woman said she had
faith in what it could do against
cancer."
Mrs. Ljnditrom and her hus
band, Milton went to Chicago to
talk with Dr. Andrew Ivy about
the drug.
Ivy, an internationally known
scientist and former vice presi
dent in charge of the University
of Illinois professional schools,
has been this country's foremost
proponent of Krebiozen.
In Ivy s 10-year Battle 10 win
acceptance of the drug, he lost
his university post, the Chicago
Medical Society moved to punish
him for promoting a "secret rem
edy," and representatives of or
ganized medicine, including tne
American Medical Association, de
clared Krebiozen "worthless."
A government evaluation of the
drug is currently in a state of
suspension. ,
Mrs. Lindstrom said that when
her husband "asked our doctor
about the drug, he threw up his
hands."
The Lindstroms decided to post
pone the operation and find out
more about Krebiozen.
"We asked Diane," she said.
"We told her what we thought.
She had resigned herself fo the
operation, but right away she
wanted to try Krebiozen."
The operation was canceled.
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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Kails, Ore.
Friday, March i, 1963
Diane came to Illinois Masonic
Hospital at Chicago for Krebio
zen treatments and the family
doctor wrote the federal govern'
ment asking that the drug be
barred from public use until it
has been fully tested.
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