All these many years of chemotherapy and no real progress in curing cancer. That's my sign. They do not want to, as you said. The business of chemotherapy is far too lucrative. I don't give to "cancer causes" any more because I don't believe the money goes towards the search for a cure. By the way, I believe the cure is out there. I just believe Big Pharma cannot allow it to interfere with their chemotherapy gig.
I lost an eleven year old sister to leukemia in 1969. Reading much information since then led me to the conclusion that she was poisoned and murdered with the chemotherapy of the day. It was more brutal back then and each patient was an experimental specimen. Drug researchers and doctors will justify chemotherapy and other drug interventions as they are trying to fill a need and a want. They are just trying to heal you know. My mother stopped giving to cancer societies a number of years after the loss of my sister and father(to melanoma a year after my sister), because she realized they were not making progress with treating cancer and it was really about money. It all shaped my life to look for natural ways of healing.
That must have been unbelievably painful, and after all this time to see how off track it has all become! Melanie, she did not die in vain, some day everyone will benefit from her sacrifice.
We must be brave enough to think gratitude will conquer all.
At the Home Depo this morning, there was a lady working, in a wheelchair, helping the folks at the self-checkout. She was so positive and entertaining. I told her to have a nice day in response to the same from her, then I said "With that attitude of gratitude emanating from your smile, I am sure you will." She said "Young man, I'm 66, that is one of the nicest things anyone has ever told me." "I'm 66 too," I replied, "Think we are starting to get it?" And elderly gentlemen at the checkout said "I'm 76, don't you two worry, you'll get there!"
I had breast cancer 19 years ago. Two tumors in the left breast. I decided to have a bilateral mastectomy and remove 14 lymph nodes on the left side.
I had an oncologist at Loma Linda recommend no chemo because both tumors were stage one, although infiltrating, and no cancerous cells detected in the lymph nodes. My mom was pushing him to recommend “something to just make sure it’s gone” and he said he would if that’s what wanted but in his opinion it was unnecessary and could cause more harm than good. He said “something IS going to kill your daughter, Mom, but it’s not going to be breast cancer “. I am very thankful for that man.
Long before the covid scare, I had adopted the position that I would most likely NOT take chemo for cancer should I get it. I’ll use the following hypothetical situation to illustrate my point. Let’s say I go it to the hospital tomorrow and they find cancer. They tell me without treatment, I will most likely not live to see 2023. Through asking questions and reading I learn that I would most likely remain mobile until a week or two before passing. I’d choose (At least I think I would, not having been in that situation.) to go without. Second hand experience has taught me that while I would be able to enjoy my last few weeks with my son if I was treated for cancer, accepting treatment would make me a “cancer patient” immediately and that while I may be alive for another 5 years or so, I would cease to live at that moment. I would rather ride bikes with my son, take him places a few more times than being bed ridden in hospital or at home between treatments until I pass. Beside, why in the fauci would I want to help these quakes further enrich themselves on managing my death? Fauci them.
However, what would I do for my 9 year old son if he were diagnosed with cancer? It would be a different calculus, perhaps not a rational one.
Remember how medical care used to be all about "quality of life?"
It has devolved to all about "profit."
You can't trust these mother- at all, with 38 years of community pharmacy experience I have called them on the crap more than once!
Once, a girlfriend had to have a female surgical procedure, pre-cancerous thank goodness, but they put her on morphine which makes her super loopy. When I got there to visit after work, they had called a psych consult but nobody ever considered the morphine, when it was clearly listed as a no-go in her chart! I ran down the doc, pointed all of this out to him, he appeared insulted, un till he saw Doctor Stan Smith's (Internal Med) highlighted warnings in the chart! What would you recommend, he said with a smirk. "Mepergan Fortis" I shot back.
Which was Demerol and Phenergan, ideal for her in past conditions. "And exactly where did you get your medical training?" he asked.
"USC, class of '79." I shot back.
I don't know if he though Southern Cal, or South Carolina and didn't care, but he said "Let's take care of this immediately, Sir."
I teach med students. Few impress me. Now that I have had medical professionals demand that I wear a mask, including for online classes, I get to ask these mother fauciers where they got their respirator certification. I having been thus certified, know that they have not. I have nothing but contempt for the whole profession. If they know but did not speak up, they are cowards who placed their comforts above the health and safety of those it was their responsibility to help and protect. If they did not know, they can not be trusted to know what I need to be healthy.
I know that this does not apply to all, but it does apply to all I see at work.
I’m a Dental Hygienist. We undergo PPE training annually because of our close proximity to areosols from our patient’s mouths.
We have an entire protocol for PPE including masks, goggles, shields, gowns, gloves, etc before starting patient treatment and another protocol for removing our PPE after treatment so as not to cross contaminate ourselves. We aren’t worried about contracting the flu, we’re worried about contracting tuberculosis. Even with all our protocols our safety measures protect us 80-90% of the time per our trainers opinions.
We turn our rooms in 12-15 minutes (spray, wipe, spray) while hospital emergency rooms are turning theirs in 1-3 minutes. My daughter is an ER nurse so I know this as fact. Imagine the contagious bodily fluids emergency rooms field daily. Incredible.
How anyone can ever believe the “experts” again is beyond my comprehension.
And most of that PPE training has no basis what so ever.
The following article which was published in oral health’s October 2016 edition convincingly details why.
“WHY FACE MASKS DON’T WORK”
“A Revealing Review of Their Inadequacies”
By John Hardie, BDS, MSc, PhD, FRCDC
In short, masks and other hygiene practices have never undergone the testing medicine does and what little testing there is uses standards that are meaningless.
The article details why masks can not stop viruses. This was taught to me long before this article was published during my certification for certain industrial respirators. This certification began with a trip to medical for screening. This was done to ensure that we did not have any underlying health issue that, coupled with respirator use, may lead to health issues including death. As all in my class, including myself, were active duty navy and underwent many physicals to get in the service and subject to yearly physical exams, this speaks volumes to how serious a health threat respirators can be for the wearer. Next, we learned a brief history of respiratory protection that differs somewhat from that given in the article above, which focused on its use in medicine. Our training focused on industrial use but did touch on other uses. After learning about which respirator to use for which tasks and how to properly don, fit test and doff them and passing written and practical tests, were went to get fitted. These respirators are thought of by many as “gas masks” as they have a rubber face seals and many had their own eye protection and can resemble gas masks. If they do not fit the user’s face and shape and not properly adjusted and tested by the wearer, they can not provid any protection.
We were taught that surgical masks are wholly inappropriate for the work we did and why they do not stop the much larger than virus sized particles we dealt with. Even with the testable, rubber face seal (no beards.) we were taught that these much more capable than surgical mask, respirators do not stop viruses. We were advised to not even bother using them if that was all we had on hand during a biological attack as they would not protect us. They would prolong the agony and no more.
Additional training while in the navy, perhaps in conjunction with my respirator certification, I learned the basics of clean rooms and operating rooms. I am guessing that in “We turn our rooms in 12-15 minutes” and E.R.s “turning theirs in 1-3 minutes.” refers to the how often the air in the room is replaced with new, filtered and conditioned air? ERs are sterile environments and even in them, masks need to be replaced after a period of time to protect the health of the wearer. I believe this is every four hours? Additionally, I bet you change your mask between every patient, or did before the panic changed everything. This environment is vastly different from my 9 year old wearing a single mask across his face for 10 hours a day at school daily for the past 2 and 1/2 years.
Thanks. I am by no means the only one saying this. But as you can guess, those of us trying to spread this information are not allowed in the public square.
Doctors have found therapies that are saving young children with leukemia. This article makes me wonder what those children’s long term prognosis has been.
Dr. Coleman knocks it out of the ballpark once again! I think that in the future, we will look at chemotherapy as how we look at the barbaric "blood letting" therapy in the past.
I remember the film, "Star Trek IV, The Voyage Home" and the whales. But I don't understand your reference to it and cancer. The film was in 1986 and my memory fails me.
McCOY: Dialysis? My god, what is this, the Dark Ages? Here, you swallow that. If you have a problem, just call me.
KIRK: Here, I've got it. ...Let's go. ...He's being held in the security corridor one flight up. His condition is critical.
McCOY: Come on.
KIRK: Excuse me, we'll take that! ... Hold the door! Emergency!
(they push the hi-jacked gurney with Gillian on it into the elevator)
INTERN #1: Did you hear anything?
INTERN #2: I was there. I heard the whole thing.
INTERN #1: Weintrub said radical chemotherapy or she's gonna croak. Just like that.
INTERN #2: Well, what about Gottlieb?
INTERN #1: All he talked about was image therapy, or otherwise he'd cut it out.
McCOY: Unbelievable.
INTERN #1: You have a different view, Doctor?
McCOY: It sounds like the goddam Spanish Inquisition.
KIRK: Bad day!
McCOY: Out of the way!
POLICEMAN: We have strict orders...
McCOY: Dammit, do you want an acute case on your hands? This woman has immediate post-prandial upper abdominal distension! ...Get out of the way! Get out of the way!
[Mercy Hospital operating room]
KIRK: What did you say she was got?
McCOY: Cramps.
DOCTOR #1: Who are you? Why aren't you masked? Who are these people?
DOCTOR #2: I don't know.
DOCTOR #1: What the hell is that? What are you doing?
McCOY: Tearing of the middle meningeal artery.
DOCTOR #1: What's your degree in, dentistry?
McCOY: How do you explain slowing pulse, low respiratory rate and coma?
DOCTOR: Fundoscopic examination...
McCOY: Fundoscopic examination is unrevealing in these cases!
DOCTOR #1: A simple evacuation of the expanding epidural hematoma will relieve the pressure.
McCOY: My God, man, drilling holes in his head's not the answer. The artery must be repaired. Now put away your butcher knives and let me save this patient before it's too late!
DOCTOR #1: I'm going to have you removed.
KIRK: Doctors! Such unprofessional behaviour. ...Into that little room please.
DOCTOR #1: What is that? A gun?
MEDICAL STAFF: What is this? ...I have no idea!
(Kirk fuses the lock of the little room with his phaser)
DOCTOR #1: He melted the lock!
McCOY: We're dealing with medievalism here! ...Chemotherapy! ...Fundoscopic examinations!
McCOY: Come on, Chekov. Wake up!
KIRK: Pavel, can you hear me?
McCOY: He's coming round, Jim.
KIRK: Pavel, talk to me. ...Name! Rank!
CHEKOV: ...Chekov, ...Pavel, ...Rank, ...Admiral!
(Kirk, McCoy and Gillian flee, pushing Chekov on the gurney)
POLICEMAN #1: Hold it!
KIRK: Not now, Pavel!
POLICEMAN #1: Hold it! ...Hold it!
WOMAN PATIENT: The doctor gave me a pill and I grew a new kidney.
DOCTOR #3: It's fully functional.
DOCTOR #4: Fully functional?
(the police chase them to an elevator, run down the stairs to find it empty)
I always loved Dr McCoy's rants about medicine like your "blood letting" above.
It's worth queuing up the movie just to see the above scenes again!
My mother had breast cancer about 20 years ago. She had a mastectomy and 14 lymph glands removed before going though chemo and then radiotherapy. She has been cancer free since then - but eight years ago she was diagnosed with an almost unknown form of hepatitis and would have died if she hadn't had an emergency liver transplant. Since then she has struggled with various side effects of the immuno-suppressant medication she is dependent on. I suspect that her immune system and liver were were damaged by the chemotherapy.
(Categorised as 'vulnerable' and believing the mainstream media, she (and my father) went and had all the mRNA jabs + boosters possible. Both had Covid after that (and recovered). The only reasons I can think of, why they haven't (yet) had any serious side effects from the jabs, is that they're both on blood thinners, OR, the batch they've had was uncontaminated.)
My Newsletter #2 "Recurring Dreams" post was inspired by a conversation we had weeks ago, I had just got around to doing it the other day! It had to simmer a bit.
Boy, this is crazy, I can’t believe even chemotherapy treatments are corrupt??? But with the corruption we’re seeing from medical and pharmaceutical industry regarding covid, this doesn’t surprise me. With increasing cancer rates due to clot shots, this is something to keep in mind - definitely do so more research on it.
They have been corrupt since the very beginning, thank Rockefeller.
Before, they competed for actual beneficial agents.
Now it is all a scam, either "me too" drugs or this new "vaccine tech" with which they seem to want to murder us all. How about the 3 cent pills that went to $6 each? Colchicine for gout.
Overnight, a bottle of clorazepate 7.5mg count 500, going from $4.95 to $499.95? In 1990!
All these many years of chemotherapy and no real progress in curing cancer. That's my sign. They do not want to, as you said. The business of chemotherapy is far too lucrative. I don't give to "cancer causes" any more because I don't believe the money goes towards the search for a cure. By the way, I believe the cure is out there. I just believe Big Pharma cannot allow it to interfere with their chemotherapy gig.
It is like they give us "hope" but then snatch it back with "your cancer has returned."
The cure is in the immune system, which they are actively suppressing, "Six ways from Sunday" in the immortal words of Chuck Schumer.
The cure IS out there, or should we say the CURES ARE out there. They've been out there for a long, long time.
If we think Covid jabs are the first time the oligarchy has tried to kill a bunch of us off, we might oughta think again.
I lost an eleven year old sister to leukemia in 1969. Reading much information since then led me to the conclusion that she was poisoned and murdered with the chemotherapy of the day. It was more brutal back then and each patient was an experimental specimen. Drug researchers and doctors will justify chemotherapy and other drug interventions as they are trying to fill a need and a want. They are just trying to heal you know. My mother stopped giving to cancer societies a number of years after the loss of my sister and father(to melanoma a year after my sister), because she realized they were not making progress with treating cancer and it was really about money. It all shaped my life to look for natural ways of healing.
That must have been unbelievably painful, and after all this time to see how off track it has all become! Melanie, she did not die in vain, some day everyone will benefit from her sacrifice.
We must be brave enough to think gratitude will conquer all.
At the Home Depo this morning, there was a lady working, in a wheelchair, helping the folks at the self-checkout. She was so positive and entertaining. I told her to have a nice day in response to the same from her, then I said "With that attitude of gratitude emanating from your smile, I am sure you will." She said "Young man, I'm 66, that is one of the nicest things anyone has ever told me." "I'm 66 too," I replied, "Think we are starting to get it?" And elderly gentlemen at the checkout said "I'm 76, don't you two worry, you'll get there!"
We all laughed and laughed!
It is so great to connect with like-minded people - and doesn't it do us good to spread some love around!
I LOVE that story!! lol You go, Eddie! Way to spread the love.
I'm so sorry you lost your sister. It's been a long time now, but it makes my heart hurt for you.
It's good to learn from these things, but they never really go away, do they? I'm sending you a big, big, big hug. ❤❤❤
I had breast cancer 19 years ago. Two tumors in the left breast. I decided to have a bilateral mastectomy and remove 14 lymph nodes on the left side.
I had an oncologist at Loma Linda recommend no chemo because both tumors were stage one, although infiltrating, and no cancerous cells detected in the lymph nodes. My mom was pushing him to recommend “something to just make sure it’s gone” and he said he would if that’s what wanted but in his opinion it was unnecessary and could cause more harm than good. He said “something IS going to kill your daughter, Mom, but it’s not going to be breast cancer “. I am very thankful for that man.
Truly a God sent angel. And Brilliant.
And it seems that such doctors have been run out of the profession.
They have, as soon as they are discovered, but some are offered a "deal."
Just not the ones like the above man od medicine.
Long before the covid scare, I had adopted the position that I would most likely NOT take chemo for cancer should I get it. I’ll use the following hypothetical situation to illustrate my point. Let’s say I go it to the hospital tomorrow and they find cancer. They tell me without treatment, I will most likely not live to see 2023. Through asking questions and reading I learn that I would most likely remain mobile until a week or two before passing. I’d choose (At least I think I would, not having been in that situation.) to go without. Second hand experience has taught me that while I would be able to enjoy my last few weeks with my son if I was treated for cancer, accepting treatment would make me a “cancer patient” immediately and that while I may be alive for another 5 years or so, I would cease to live at that moment. I would rather ride bikes with my son, take him places a few more times than being bed ridden in hospital or at home between treatments until I pass. Beside, why in the fauci would I want to help these quakes further enrich themselves on managing my death? Fauci them.
However, what would I do for my 9 year old son if he were diagnosed with cancer? It would be a different calculus, perhaps not a rational one.
Every case is different, my friend.
Like the old knight said, "Choose Wisely."
Remember how medical care used to be all about "quality of life?"
It has devolved to all about "profit."
You can't trust these mother- at all, with 38 years of community pharmacy experience I have called them on the crap more than once!
Once, a girlfriend had to have a female surgical procedure, pre-cancerous thank goodness, but they put her on morphine which makes her super loopy. When I got there to visit after work, they had called a psych consult but nobody ever considered the morphine, when it was clearly listed as a no-go in her chart! I ran down the doc, pointed all of this out to him, he appeared insulted, un till he saw Doctor Stan Smith's (Internal Med) highlighted warnings in the chart! What would you recommend, he said with a smirk. "Mepergan Fortis" I shot back.
Which was Demerol and Phenergan, ideal for her in past conditions. "And exactly where did you get your medical training?" he asked.
"USC, class of '79." I shot back.
I don't know if he though Southern Cal, or South Carolina and didn't care, but he said "Let's take care of this immediately, Sir."
I teach med students. Few impress me. Now that I have had medical professionals demand that I wear a mask, including for online classes, I get to ask these mother fauciers where they got their respirator certification. I having been thus certified, know that they have not. I have nothing but contempt for the whole profession. If they know but did not speak up, they are cowards who placed their comforts above the health and safety of those it was their responsibility to help and protect. If they did not know, they can not be trusted to know what I need to be healthy.
I know that this does not apply to all, but it does apply to all I see at work.
I’m a Dental Hygienist. We undergo PPE training annually because of our close proximity to areosols from our patient’s mouths.
We have an entire protocol for PPE including masks, goggles, shields, gowns, gloves, etc before starting patient treatment and another protocol for removing our PPE after treatment so as not to cross contaminate ourselves. We aren’t worried about contracting the flu, we’re worried about contracting tuberculosis. Even with all our protocols our safety measures protect us 80-90% of the time per our trainers opinions.
We turn our rooms in 12-15 minutes (spray, wipe, spray) while hospital emergency rooms are turning theirs in 1-3 minutes. My daughter is an ER nurse so I know this as fact. Imagine the contagious bodily fluids emergency rooms field daily. Incredible.
How anyone can ever believe the “experts” again is beyond my comprehension.
And most of that PPE training has no basis what so ever.
The following article which was published in oral health’s October 2016 edition convincingly details why.
“WHY FACE MASKS DON’T WORK”
“A Revealing Review of Their Inadequacies”
By John Hardie, BDS, MSc, PhD, FRCDC
In short, masks and other hygiene practices have never undergone the testing medicine does and what little testing there is uses standards that are meaningless.
The article details why masks can not stop viruses. This was taught to me long before this article was published during my certification for certain industrial respirators. This certification began with a trip to medical for screening. This was done to ensure that we did not have any underlying health issue that, coupled with respirator use, may lead to health issues including death. As all in my class, including myself, were active duty navy and underwent many physicals to get in the service and subject to yearly physical exams, this speaks volumes to how serious a health threat respirators can be for the wearer. Next, we learned a brief history of respiratory protection that differs somewhat from that given in the article above, which focused on its use in medicine. Our training focused on industrial use but did touch on other uses. After learning about which respirator to use for which tasks and how to properly don, fit test and doff them and passing written and practical tests, were went to get fitted. These respirators are thought of by many as “gas masks” as they have a rubber face seals and many had their own eye protection and can resemble gas masks. If they do not fit the user’s face and shape and not properly adjusted and tested by the wearer, they can not provid any protection.
We were taught that surgical masks are wholly inappropriate for the work we did and why they do not stop the much larger than virus sized particles we dealt with. Even with the testable, rubber face seal (no beards.) we were taught that these much more capable than surgical mask, respirators do not stop viruses. We were advised to not even bother using them if that was all we had on hand during a biological attack as they would not protect us. They would prolong the agony and no more.
Additional training while in the navy, perhaps in conjunction with my respirator certification, I learned the basics of clean rooms and operating rooms. I am guessing that in “We turn our rooms in 12-15 minutes” and E.R.s “turning theirs in 1-3 minutes.” refers to the how often the air in the room is replaced with new, filtered and conditioned air? ERs are sterile environments and even in them, masks need to be replaced after a period of time to protect the health of the wearer. I believe this is every four hours? Additionally, I bet you change your mask between every patient, or did before the panic changed everything. This environment is vastly different from my 9 year old wearing a single mask across his face for 10 hours a day at school daily for the past 2 and 1/2 years.
Superb info!!
Thanks. I am by no means the only one saying this. But as you can guess, those of us trying to spread this information are not allowed in the public square.
Doctors have found therapies that are saving young children with leukemia. This article makes me wonder what those children’s long term prognosis has been.
Dr. Coleman knocks it out of the ballpark once again! I think that in the future, we will look at chemotherapy as how we look at the barbaric "blood letting" therapy in the past.
Remember Dr. McCoy in Star Trek visiting 1969, or whenever they rescued the whales?
I remember the film, "Star Trek IV, The Voyage Home" and the whales. But I don't understand your reference to it and cancer. The film was in 1986 and my memory fails me.
KIRK: We'll try down here. You check there.
WOMAN PATIENT: Doctor.
McCOY: What's the matter with you?
WOMAN PATIENT: Kidney ...dialysis.
McCOY: Dialysis? My god, what is this, the Dark Ages? Here, you swallow that. If you have a problem, just call me.
KIRK: Here, I've got it. ...Let's go. ...He's being held in the security corridor one flight up. His condition is critical.
McCOY: Come on.
KIRK: Excuse me, we'll take that! ... Hold the door! Emergency!
(they push the hi-jacked gurney with Gillian on it into the elevator)
INTERN #1: Did you hear anything?
INTERN #2: I was there. I heard the whole thing.
INTERN #1: Weintrub said radical chemotherapy or she's gonna croak. Just like that.
INTERN #2: Well, what about Gottlieb?
INTERN #1: All he talked about was image therapy, or otherwise he'd cut it out.
McCOY: Unbelievable.
INTERN #1: You have a different view, Doctor?
McCOY: It sounds like the goddam Spanish Inquisition.
KIRK: Bad day!
McCOY: Out of the way!
POLICEMAN: We have strict orders...
McCOY: Dammit, do you want an acute case on your hands? This woman has immediate post-prandial upper abdominal distension! ...Get out of the way! Get out of the way!
[Mercy Hospital operating room]
KIRK: What did you say she was got?
McCOY: Cramps.
DOCTOR #1: Who are you? Why aren't you masked? Who are these people?
DOCTOR #2: I don't know.
DOCTOR #1: What the hell is that? What are you doing?
McCOY: Tearing of the middle meningeal artery.
DOCTOR #1: What's your degree in, dentistry?
McCOY: How do you explain slowing pulse, low respiratory rate and coma?
DOCTOR: Fundoscopic examination...
McCOY: Fundoscopic examination is unrevealing in these cases!
DOCTOR #1: A simple evacuation of the expanding epidural hematoma will relieve the pressure.
McCOY: My God, man, drilling holes in his head's not the answer. The artery must be repaired. Now put away your butcher knives and let me save this patient before it's too late!
DOCTOR #1: I'm going to have you removed.
KIRK: Doctors! Such unprofessional behaviour. ...Into that little room please.
DOCTOR #1: What is that? A gun?
MEDICAL STAFF: What is this? ...I have no idea!
(Kirk fuses the lock of the little room with his phaser)
DOCTOR #1: He melted the lock!
McCOY: We're dealing with medievalism here! ...Chemotherapy! ...Fundoscopic examinations!
McCOY: Come on, Chekov. Wake up!
KIRK: Pavel, can you hear me?
McCOY: He's coming round, Jim.
KIRK: Pavel, talk to me. ...Name! Rank!
CHEKOV: ...Chekov, ...Pavel, ...Rank, ...Admiral!
(Kirk, McCoy and Gillian flee, pushing Chekov on the gurney)
POLICEMAN #1: Hold it!
KIRK: Not now, Pavel!
POLICEMAN #1: Hold it! ...Hold it!
WOMAN PATIENT: The doctor gave me a pill and I grew a new kidney.
DOCTOR #3: It's fully functional.
DOCTOR #4: Fully functional?
(the police chase them to an elevator, run down the stairs to find it empty)
I always loved Dr McCoy's rants about medicine like your "blood letting" above.
It's worth queuing up the movie just to see the above scenes again!
Oh, yes! "My god, what is this, the Dark Ages?" I definitely will watch the film again. Thanks for the memory update :-)
Kirk: "Bones, how long will this Covid thing last."
McCoy: "Jim, I don't know, I'm a Doctor not a politician!"
My mother had breast cancer about 20 years ago. She had a mastectomy and 14 lymph glands removed before going though chemo and then radiotherapy. She has been cancer free since then - but eight years ago she was diagnosed with an almost unknown form of hepatitis and would have died if she hadn't had an emergency liver transplant. Since then she has struggled with various side effects of the immuno-suppressant medication she is dependent on. I suspect that her immune system and liver were were damaged by the chemotherapy.
(Categorised as 'vulnerable' and believing the mainstream media, she (and my father) went and had all the mRNA jabs + boosters possible. Both had Covid after that (and recovered). The only reasons I can think of, why they haven't (yet) had any serious side effects from the jabs, is that they're both on blood thinners, OR, the batch they've had was uncontaminated.)
You & family are in our prayers my Lady.
God bless.
That's extremely kind of you. Thank you very much.
Edwin, you inspired the following post and I linked it to yours:
https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/official-cancer-treatments
Thank you, good buddy!
I need to do more of the same.
My Newsletter #2 "Recurring Dreams" post was inspired by a conversation we had weeks ago, I had just got around to doing it the other day! It had to simmer a bit.
Boy, this is crazy, I can’t believe even chemotherapy treatments are corrupt??? But with the corruption we’re seeing from medical and pharmaceutical industry regarding covid, this doesn’t surprise me. With increasing cancer rates due to clot shots, this is something to keep in mind - definitely do so more research on it.
They have been corrupt since the very beginning, thank Rockefeller.
Before, they competed for actual beneficial agents.
Now it is all a scam, either "me too" drugs or this new "vaccine tech" with which they seem to want to murder us all. How about the 3 cent pills that went to $6 each? Colchicine for gout.
Overnight, a bottle of clorazepate 7.5mg count 500, going from $4.95 to $499.95? In 1990!
It is a bigger sewer than Wash DC.