Blog : #13
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Monday, July 19, 2010
Blog : #12
Another gentleman had colon cancer and he has been doing exactly my same regimen for three months and went in last Friday and the doctor couldn't find any cancer anywhere! God is so awesome! It is just incredible to me to see so many people walk through their doors and receive healing and everyone there knows that it is God who has done the healing!! I am very thankful that God has brought these two brothers into my life. They have been a tremendous blessing!!
Friday, July 16, 2010
Blog : #11
"Raw Apple Cider Vinegar is full of zesty natural goodness and contains the amazing "mother" of vinegar which occurs naturally as connected strand-like chains of protein enzyme molecules and is highly regarded throughout history. Many medical studies show the health benefits of Apple Cider Vinegar. In 400 BC Hippocrates, the Father of Medicine, used it for its amazing natural cleansing, healing, and energizing health qualities."
Pretty amazing huh?! The enzymes are what fight the cancer cells, need I say more? So after my doctors introduced me to Bragg's I have been using it this week three to four times a day. I get a half glass of green tea and add some Stevia then two tablespoons of vinegar. On the bottle it even recommends adding a sweetener to help with the sour taste. But it only lists natural sweeteners like honey, molasses and....Stevia! You know I was happy! That's what I use and it is the one sweetener that my naturalists said to use.
My only negative has been stress, that I thought I wasn't feeling, but my neck is revealing the truth. It has been hurting since I found out and my doctor told me today that I have to relax and not worry so my neck muscles will relax. Well, that is so much easier said than done! But, I will try harder..... to relax! LOL!!
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Blog : #10
I have been studying liquid oxygen and what I keep coming back to is food grade hydrogen peroxide. It seems to have all the right qualities and not all the propaganda that goes with all the other brands of liquid oxygen. Not that i'm saying they won't work, but why pay for a name when you can get something that will do the same thing for less?
I know I am a little fired up, but at the heart of almost every disease seems to be a lack of oxygen in the cell. Listen to a quote from the book I mentioned above....
"Once the body (specifically the liver, gallbladder, kidneys, and bowels) loses its ability to process all the toxins and pollutants we are bombarded with every day, the body's oxygen supply dwindles, the immune systems begin to collapse, the body's pH becomes more and more acidic (i.e. acidosis) , and we have the perfect breeding ground for deadly microbes and parasites. These microbes are the end result when our body's immune system has lost the ability to protect its cells from carcinogens. These viruses, bacteria, parasites, and fungi act as the actual catalyst for cancer and nearly all other diseases. By "hijacking" a healthy aerobic cell, these bacterium and virus invaders start exhausting the cell's oxygen and energy supply, until the cell either dies or mutates into an anaerobic cell. This anaerobic cell (i.e. cancer cell) now relies on fermenting sugar to produce energy." pg. 194
Does this not just give you chills?? Why won't the medical community share this knowledge with us and help us to fight the disease not the symptom? Not one time did my four doctors tell me to take sugar out of my diet! I needed oxygen and alkalinity and they treated the symptom not the source. I hope others will listen, I pray they will. Maybe someone will realize that sometimes our doctors don't have our best interests at heart whether intentional or not. We need to be educated. And we need it now!
Friday, July 9, 2010
Blog : #9
I have gone through the whole gambit with this breast cancer and today I have had my last "procedure". I had to go to Nashville early this morning to get my tattoos. Now let me explain. Since having chemo, a bilateral mastectomy, reconstructive surgery, radiation, more reconstructive surgery, and finally nipple reconstruction I have reached my final step to looking completely normal again. Tattoos. That is tattoos on my skin where nipples should be to make it look like normal.
Because of the sensitive nature of this procedure I thought it a good idea to talk to one of the technicians at the clinic before I did my hyperbaric dive. Since it is ink and A&D ointment on my skin and the chamber forces oxygen into your body, I didn't want to do anything that could harm me. So....I gave one of the tech's a call. I told him briefly of the situation and explained that I had just acquired two "tattoos" and if I would be okay to take a dive. He said he would check it out and see what was in the ointment before I got there.
Well, I arrived and he wasn't there yet so I took my time, procrastinated....then could wait no longer and went to the other tech and started to get into a chamber. I truly believed I wouldn't have to share my sensitive situation with anyone else, when low and behold I received a phone call that my daughter ran in to tell me the tech had said to wait till he could talk to me. Well he called the other tech's phone and told him to hold up on me getting in then asked to talk to me. So, trying to be discreet I walked out of the room and answered his questions....how big are the tattoos? do you have gauze covering them? not much A&D ointment? etc....
So, I walk back over to the tech and hand his phone back and go to get into the chamber and tell him I can go ahead and start. He just looks at me.....waiting......(here it comes...)" Is everything ok?"
Well, now I have to explain. (I didn't want to go here just because of the awkwardness of it all!!) So in trying to explain, and I'm thinking it is obvious, he says, "oh, you got tattoos?"
I reply, "Yes, I needed them to complete my whole process of reconstruction." (This should explain everything)
Tech: "So where did you get them?"
Me: "Ummm, after my reconstruction, I needed them to look normal again." (ok, now he get's it!)
Tech: "So where did you get them?"
Me: (AHHHHHH!) (tapping chest) "I needed them to look normal after surgery...."
Tech: OHHH! uhh, ok, yeah, I have uh,, I understand.
Me: (Yes! Finally, now I can dive and not have to face this anymore!!)
One hour and fifteen minutes later.....
My other tech has arrived (the one I called discreetly) and he helps me out. And as I'm climbing out he says with a smile, "So, where'd you get them?"
Me: (ok, He didn't get it!) "Umm, after my surgery and reconstruction I needed tattoos to complete the appearance."
2nd tech: "so where did you get them?"
Me: (okay, this is crazy!!) (tapping chest again...) "I needed tattoos to look normal after recontruction"
2nd tech: "Ohhhhh! (flush) Okay!"
Me: (ok, i'm out and no more questions!) Yeah, it's been a long year and I'm glad that I'm done with all of that."
Dr. #1 : "Hey girl, where are those tattoos?" (the two techs "no, no...you don't want to ask about them")
Me: (okay, I'm done with subtle!) "Uh, they are for me to look normal..
Dr. #1: (interjecting) Where are they? (laughing)
(the other to techs are raising their voices, "no, you don't want to know!"
Me: (Grrrr!) My breasts. So I will look normal after surgery.
Dr. #1: Oh!!!! I forgot, okay, okay, uh....
Dr. #2: (walks in smiling) Let me see those tattoos girl!"
(All the guys yelling...."NO")
Me: " I got nipples tattooed on me so I can look normal after my bilateral mastectomy.
Dr#2: (eyes bug out) Oh, um sorry, uh, yeah, that's right, that's right.
Subject change!! Me: So my dive went well and I am feeling good...
They were never so happy to change the subject!! Lol!!
Can someone laugh with me!!!???
On the flip side, that was my last step to complete my year of terror! Yay!!!!!
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Blog : #8
Friday, July 2, 2010
Blog : #7
It was a long day today, but it seems that I am continuing to feel better and lose weight. That's a great positive, but now I'm starting to worry about clothes that fit. So, everyday, I get up and start the routine of making myself healthy. It can get tedious to remember everything that I need to do everyday, but I know it is exactly what I need to do to live. That makes the choice rather simple.
Juicing, herbs, vitamins, coffee enemas, oxygen treatments, ph strips, ph water only, and then for oxygen treatments no make-up, lotion, hair spray, jewelry, or metal. Then come home and add a little color back to my face so I can wash it off a couple of hours later, after I make some organic coffee for the next day. If I could have some other purpose other than trying to live...and I don't mean that glibly, it would give me something else to focus on. I am the type of person that normally stays very busy, and now all my focus is on me and very tedious things. It can get discouraging. That sounds silly doesn't it? I don't mean it to, I would just like to focus my energy on something instead of me. I have enjoyed great times alone with God and I find myself thanking Him for even allowing me the opportunity to go through this but it is hard not to feel a little restless. I am trying to share with anyone who will listen to my testimony all that I have learned, but I wish I had something more constructive to do.
My life has been so turned upside down. I am looking forward to everything going back to normal as soon as they tell me my cancer is gone!! Yeah, that's what I am looking forward to. :)
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