Well, I've finally gotten a verbal phone meeting with the surgeon that did the slicing and dicing of my tumor. He claimed to have tried many times to contact me. I know that was not true because not only was I here for each time that a call was supposed to be made, but there was a tape machine and a FAX machine all the time. I sure get tired of that old saw when people don't call as promised and then fall back on "I tried to call, but you weren't home." Anyway, he finally owned up that I could wait 3 months and then another look-see would be done to see what might have happened. I said okay to that. The alternative to putting tuperculosis germs into my bladder to create an irritation that was supposed to force my immune system to blow away any remaining cancer cells sounded a bit un-scientific. I queried as to the number of studies that had been performed, and he couldn't recall the citations. What I am doing is taking some good cleansing herbs to get rid of parasites as well as any unwanted debris in any of the elimination channels. Also I am bathing in ozonated water with CS to get as much O3 and CS into my body as possible. I am also drinking ozonated CS water. I have a very large (6000 gauss) magnet that I place over the bladder each night to max out the getting rid of bad guys. The herbs I am taking are either grown at home or purchased from Standard Process. They only sell to professionals and due to my daughter being a doctoral candidate as a Naturopath, that qualified us to be able to buy at the professional level. It is about 1/2 as costly that way. I feel both physically and mentally good. I don't lose any sleep. It just feels plain good to be in charge of my health. My wife has been absolutely perfect during this crisis. She knows when to be sympathetic and when to kick some serious butt when I get cranky. It is an eye-opener when she sneers at me for whining. I feel blessed to have such a fine friend who also happens to have been my wife for over 40 years. I bring this up because I think that having someone to lean on is just as important as not losing ones sense of humor. I had a bunch of friends that ganged up on me and kept telling me great jokes that made my stomach ache with pain from the laughter. Example: What do you call a deer without eyes? Answer: No ideer... I know, that is just bad, but it works wonders in the healing process. Last but not least, I am under the care of an ND who also is certified in CRA (Contact Reflex Analysis). She used CRA to diagnose my have a staph infection along with the cancer. As I have said, the doctor is inside all of us. We merely need input from others for the proper way to energize that doctor.
I'll keep you informed as progress is made. Thank you, and I mean all of you for your prayers and expression of concern. It truly amazed me to find out there were so many people out there that had my concern at heart. It is neat to be so blessed with nice people. Jack
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