Judi's comment

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I appreciate the kind comments, Judi.

And I appreciate the patience and affection of in helping

subscribers feel welcome. Perhaps I could start providing more data

to the group to make it seem more interesting and useful.

I have a friend who has received treatment at the Moffit cancer

center in Tampa at the USF campus. They have a snazzy building

there and the administrators go to great lengths to get wealthy

cancer survivors to donate to their cause. Hence the snazzy

building. They didn't save his wife who died in a few short months

from pancreas cancer (same thing that killed my first wife in 6

months). But they licked his prostate cancer. My brother Norman

died last November because of the radiation treatment damage to his

throat. Fluid collected in his lungs, he got blood infections, and

it killed him. And I still doubt that he even had cancer.

I have another friend, Greg Caton, who got jailed twice in a 7-year

ordeal with the FDA/government. He moved his family to Ecuador and

the feds conspired with local cops to snatch him at a traffic stop

in Guayaquil and jet him back to the US where he finished his prison

term. He and his wife own http://altcancer.com and related web

sites. He makes cansema, etc which cures skin cancer. and he has a

new internal version with rain forest herbs in it. Check it out.

I almost made a deal a few years ago to buy ellagic acid for about

$100 a pound. People with cancer should have it in their diets, but

like everything else, it's expensive. I nearly made a similar deal

with some Brazilians for agaricus blazei murril mushrooms which

contain beta glucans that boost immune function against cancer. And

I came very close to a deal for that potent marijuana extract, and

nearly made my own oleander extract using instructions I found on

the web. I used to make Essiac from an old formula I found. Lots

of things can help with cancer, but victims have no energy to mess

with them.

It would make a lot of sense for cancer victims to work together to

cut the costs on such salvatives as I have mentioned above. For

example, a little package of mushrooms costs you $50 to $100 a

month, but you could go together and buy several kilos, then share

them for only $10-$20 a month. Of course that takes time and work

for SOMEBODY, and nobody wants to work free. I do, but then I'm an

exception. And for the past several years I have pretty much

ignored cancer in favor of studying the law and writing legal

commentary and helping people with legal problems like foreclosure.

Anyway, I make this point. I could help coordinate, and find

products worth buying in bulk IF someone else would collect money,

make payments, receive the product, and distribute it, as in a

co-operative enterprise like some do with raw dairy products these

days.

Bob Hurt

Thank you, Bob, for forming this group. It's been more beneficial

than you realize. )

Judi in Florida, due east/southeast of you, Bob