Jane said she was 60 on the same day you wrote this. "Renee was born 11th March '53."
On 22/04/2013 7:16 PM, maniaka rose wrote:
ps...she was 62 if memory serves. At our age we don't count the years like we used to *grin*~


On Mon, Apr 22, 2013 at 5:51 PM, maniaka rose <aroseby...@gmail.com <mailto:aroseby...@gmail.com>> wrote:

    Renee was diagnosed with ovarian cancer last August.She had
    surgery first of Sept, hysterectomy.At that time doc said he got
    all the cancer that was visible.He told Larry and Joey it was a
    fast growing aggressive cancer (common with ovarian cancer).

    Both of her parents had cancer (killing her mom) and contributing
    to her father's passing.

    Renee had stage 4 breast cancer 23 years ago.At that time, after
    surgery (one mastectomy) and 5 rounds of chemo (to appease her
    mom) she hit the ground running, cleaned up her diet and continued
    on that track for several years.Renee has always had a love of
    junk food and in her own words was a junk food junkie.She also
    didn't put a lot of stock in organic (produce, dairy or meat).She
    said while organic was deff the best a body would adapt to what
    was available.

    After her surgery she kept putting off starting her protocols. She
    cut down on sweets to a great degree. January she got sick, lungs
    etc.Eventual trip to er (painful blood clots in her legs)
    determined the cancer had spread to liver, spleen, stomach and
    possibly intestines.At that time she became basically wheelchair
    bound.

    About a month later with a lot of arm twisting and encouragement
    from friends she started some protocols but at that time was too
    sick to take many.Everything made her nauseous or throw up.She did
    manage to get a few things down but too little too late.We did
    manage to get her on a few things that eased her discomfort and
    she had many 'good days'.

    I've known and loved Renee personally for many years.She was an
    amazing woman and stubborn as a mule.We had many debates on the
    importance of food as one's medicine.

    Alternative protocols are great and offer promise.I exclude whiz
    bangs that are in abundance.Imho no matter how promising the
    protocol, it is essential to combine that with a lifestyle that is
    as free from toxins as feasible.It's not just organic of whence I
    speak.

    The loss of her in our lives is obvious.It was her wish that her
    illness and passing be a teaching experience for others.

    Take from it what you will~

    rose




    On Mon, Apr 22, 2013 at 1:40 PM, 123 456 <whiteol...@gmail.com
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        On 4/22/13, sol <sol...@sweetwaterhsa.com
        <mailto:sol...@sweetwaterhsa.com>> wrote:
        > Jason Vale wrote:
        >> get her on the apricot seeds
        >>
        > I would be amazed if that wasn't something she had tried.
        > sol
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