I believe that if you are able to contact Ingrid Naiman, who has a website, she might be able to offer very concrete advice.
Her book about cancer salves has photos of tumor expulsion from a female breast, and the healing process. Greg or Kathryn Caton in Equador, with altcancer.com, might also have suggestions or links to useful facts. Based on my reading -- I am a layman with no expertise and offering no advice -- the consensus is that once expulsion has begin it will continue until the mass is ejected, and that keeping the area clean and covered with sterile gauze is sufficient. That said, please keep in mind that no one on the Silver List can do what a licensed medical practitioner who is amenable to alternative therapies can do. The contact persons above might be able to direct you to some of those persons. Prescription pain relief alone might be a Godsend. On 2011/12/10, at 4:58, <rans...@atmc.net> <rans...@atmc.net> wrote: > > To everyone who knows about our challenging past 2 years and 9 months since > Glenda found the lump in her breast, we send this out and ask for any expert > advice on what to do when a large tumor is expelled from the body. > > Please don't take this wrong, but please don't inundate me with well-meant > cancer advice right now. It looks like we've won or are very well on our way > to winning now. What we are apparently facing now is the aftermath- it looks > like the tumor is dead or quickly dying and is about to be expelled. That is > bound to leave a hole and we need to know what to do next. > > But first- here's what happened this morning... > > Just to backtrack a bit, we forced the tumor to the surface first with > inhaled hydrogen peroxide, then with nebulized hydrogen peroxide, then with > nebulized saline that was treated with a NightHawk Water Stone to make radon > and ozone, then we combined that 50-50 with hydrogen peroxide. The real > kicker was Iodine Cataphoresis. That really forced it to open up and stay > open and drain out. I have been updating my document about IC and if anyone > has the old one, you should ask me for the updated version. Anyone else who > wants it, just ask but do so directly to me at ransley at atmc dot net. > > Since this thing really opened up, we kept it covered during the workday > with zinc oxide ointment on bandages, then we applied a poultice at night of > green clay and charcoal (there have been numerous other poultices used, but > this one worked best with an open draining ulcer). > > We kept seeing a white surface inside the opening. We thought that was > remnants of zinc oxide or flesh exposed to air. Most people who have read > much about alternative medicine have run across the idea in the last few > years that a tumor is white. Apparently, that is what we were looking at all > along and didn't know it until this morning. All of a sudden, after she took > a shower and removed the clay and charcoal, this thing was a dull yellowish > color and looked shriveled and dry. All of a sudden, there was no drainage > or bleeding. She called to me- although not overtly in a commanding way, but > any man who has been long married knows that there is something in that call > that says Husband Come Here Now. > > She said- "what we've been seeing is the tumor". As she made a twisting > move, I suddenly saw the flesh at the edge of the hole make a gap as it > separated from the tumor. First time that's ever happened and it didn't > bleed. I immediately knew that meant that flesh and tumor were disengaging > from each other. > > The hole is presently the size of a nickel (US 5 cent coin) and is fairly > circular. > > This thing is going to come out and pretty soon I think. What we need to > know now is... > > If it doesn't come out right away all in one piece, what kind of external > treatment might dissolve it? > > No matter if it comes out in one piece, pieces or if we dissolve it and it > oozes out, there's going to be a cavity. I know enough to know not to > prematurely speed the closing of that cavity, that it must heal from the > inside out. What treatments would hasten that process without engendering > infection? We've avoided infection nicely so far. > > Lastly- whatever suggestions we get must be cheap and simple. Not to bore > anyone with this, but we're hanging on by our financial teeth right now. Not > to worry, we never got much above our raising anyway and that raising was to > do the best you can with what you got. As the joke goes, we've done so much > for so long with so little that we're now qualified to do anything with > nothing ;>) > > Thanks for all the help so far and thanks in advance for any more. > > DaddyBob > > > -- > The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. > Rules and Instructions: http://www.silverlist.org > > Unsubscribe: > <mailto:silver-list-requ...@eskimo.com?subject=unsubscribe> > Archives: > http://www.mail-archive.com/silver-list@eskimo.com/maillist.html > > Off-Topic discussions: <mailto:silver-off-topic-l...@eskimo.com> > List Owner: Mike Devour <mailto:mdev...@eskimo.com> > >
