Thank You for Your Support

[Guest guest]

Dear All,

After a nasty, freak accident I am home recovering. I got out of the

hospital Tuesday. On top of everything else that most of us are

dealing with this has given me a new outlook on life and on how

quickly it can end. A tow rope that had a lot of tension on it, that

was holding the tension on the main rope going to the tree. When I

had gone to release the tow rope, which had hooks on each end, it did

not seem to have any tension on it whatsoever, because the tree was

lying on the ground. When I released it it spun around the tree 3-4

times. I never even saw it, and it lodged in my neck. I was pinned

between two trees, with great tension on this rope and I could not

move. The first thing that came across my mind was my wife finding

me here. Luckly, I had a pocket knife and was able to cut this one

inch rope loose. It took off 50 feet in the direction of the tree. I

was aire lifted to an Atlanta hospital for surgery. I am doing very

well now and I just want to thank you all for your prayers and

support. It was definately a horrifying experience and also

definately a miracle that I am here today.

Take care and may you all have a painfree day.

KC

[Guest guest]

Gloria -

So terribly sorry to hear about your loss. I hope you are coping

allright.

God Bless,

M

--- In low dose naltrexone , " dkarton " <d.karton@c...>

wrote:

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> My husband Dan died of cancer on the day that he was to start

> treatment with Dr. Bihari (February 21). He received some e-mail

from

> some of you in the last two weeks. I want to thank you for that.

This

> group serves a wonderful purpose. We just found out about

Naltroxone

> too late. My husband only lived 2 months from the time he was

> diagnosed. Dr. Bihari thought that he could help Dan, but we just

> didn't find that answer soon enough. Any of you that need help, I

> suggest that you not wait. Seize the moment. We thought we had at

> least 6 months and we had two. We only found out about the

naltraxone

> about one week ago. Dr. Bihari responded immediately, but the

disease

> progressed too fast. We even had the prescription from our MD.

Please

> spread the word to help others before it is too late, and thank you

> again for answering Dan's questions.

> Gloria Karton

[Guest guest]

Bless your heart Gloria. It is all about the love that we share.

[low dose naltrexone] Thank you for your support

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> My husband Dan died of cancer on the day that he was to start

> treatment with Dr. Bihari (February 21). He received some e-mail from

> some of you in the last two weeks. I want to thank you for that. This

> group serves a wonderful purpose. We just found out about Naltroxone

> too late. My husband only lived 2 months from the time he was

> diagnosed. Dr. Bihari thought that he could help Dan, but we just

> didn't find that answer soon enough. Any of you that need help, I

> suggest that you not wait. Seize the moment. We thought we had at

> least 6 months and we had two. We only found out about the naltraxone

> about one week ago. Dr. Bihari responded immediately, but the disease

> progressed too fast. We even had the prescription from our MD. Please

> spread the word to help others before it is too late, and thank you

> again for answering Dan's questions.

> Gloria Karton

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[Guest guest]

Dear Gloria,

May time heal your sorrow, friends ease your pain, beautiful

memories give you strength and peace. We all share your sorrow and

stand with you in your time of need.

Kind regards

Joanne

--- In low dose naltrexone , " dkarton " <d.karton@c...>

wrote:

>

> My husband Dan died of cancer on the day that he was to start

> treatment with Dr. Bihari (February 21). He received some e-mail

from

> some of you in the last two weeks. I want to thank you for that.

This

> group serves a wonderful purpose. We just found out about

Naltroxone

> too late. My husband only lived 2 months from the time he was

> diagnosed. Dr. Bihari thought that he could help Dan, but we just

> didn't find that answer soon enough. Any of you that need help, I

> suggest that you not wait. Seize the moment. We thought we had at

> least 6 months and we had two. We only found out about the

naltraxone

> about one week ago. Dr. Bihari responded immediately, but the

disease

> progressed too fast. We even had the prescription from our MD.

Please

> spread the word to help others before it is too late, and thank you

> again for answering Dan's questions.

> Gloria Karton

[Guest guest]

I am very sorry to hear about your husband. I have spent the last 18 months working with my mother who was diagnosed with advanced lung cancer - a am involved in natural healthcare. I only came across LDN, because of my MS, in November. I immediately tried to get her some but it is very difficult in England. I went to see her oncologist and GP and had no luck. In the end I managed to find a contact who would supply it but was very busy, unfortunately she passed away last week and I still haven't received the LDN. I think things could have been much different if I had discovered it sooner. It is tragic to think that there is something that can help but you just can't get to it.Best wishes to you and your family.

.>From: "dkarton" <d.karton@...> >Reply-low dose naltrexone >low dose naltrexone >Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Thank you for your support >Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2005 00:22:24 -0000 > > >My husband Dan died of cancer on the day that he was to start >treatment with Dr. Bihari (February 21). He received some e-mail from >some of you in the last two weeks. I want to thank you for that. This >group serves a wonderful purpose. We just found out about Naltroxone >too late. My husband only lived 2 months from the time he was >diagnosed. Dr. Bihari thought that he could help Dan, but we just >didn't find that answer soon enough. Any of you that need help, I >suggest that you not wait. Seize the moment. We thought we had at >least 6 months and we had two. We only found out about the naltraxone >about one week ago. Dr. Bihari responded immediately, but the disease >progressed too fast. We even had the prescription from our MD. Please >spread the word to help others before it is too late, and thank you >again for answering Dan's questions. >Gloria Karton > > >