Re: Gloria---any word on her/

[Guest guest]

The total nutrition stuff. It makes a HUGE difference in the immune system as well as keeping the blood count up. My friend managed to keep her blood levels up at normal ranges with no blood transfusions until the very end!

Gloria is facing possible chemo/radiation. Are there any supplements she

can take while doing those that will keep her immune system working as well

as possible without interfering with the cancer-fighting drugs?

Becky

I may not know what I'm doing, but I'm pretty sure I'm doing it

brilliantly.

[Guest guest]

Anyone got updates? Seems to be 2 days. Sharyn? Anyone? Thanks.

I'm tempted to call hospital as there aren't many in the area.

Was reading today about tangerine peel for cancer and wonder if that

is option for her breast cancer? I also saw something about healing

clays.

Thanks all.

Hugs,

carolg

> >

> > I asked her about them when we were on the phone, and she said

> they were

> > being taken care of. She also said that by the time Gloria came

> home from

> > the hospital (at least a week), Meals on Wheels and home care

> would be in

> > place.

> >

> > Thank goodness for advocates!

> >

> > Sharyn

[Guest guest]

I just this very second got off the phone with Gloria. She sounds

wonderful!

She's still in CCU and not allowed to receive phone calls. But I gave her

my toll-free number so she can call out to me. We spoke for about a half

hour.

She's getting a back brace tomorrow and will probably be transferred

downstairs to a regular room after that (and will be able to get phone calls

then).

She says she very much appreciates all the cards and gifts she's received.

She cried when she told me about them all. So thank you very much to all

who sent cards and gifts to her.

Will get back to you later...

Suzi, are you collecting items for essiac tea for her? Anything I can

contribute?

Gloria is facing possible chemo/radiation. Are there any supplements she

can take while doing those that will keep her immune system working as well

as possible without interfering with the cancer-fighting drugs?

Sharyn

Re: Gloria---any word on her/

Anyone got updates? Seems to be 2 days. Sharyn? Anyone? Thanks.

I'm tempted to call hospital as there aren't many in the area.

Was reading today about tangerine peel for cancer and wonder if that

is option for her breast cancer? I also saw something about healing

clays.

[Guest guest]

Sharyn,

I am wondering if tangerine peel would help. Heard about that.

A friend did the Hallelujah Diet, didn't have juicer and used their

powders (but really was the ones by AIM at that time). Had surgery

and recovered totally. It's now about 8 or so years and still free.

I know www.drday.com advocates lots of fresh juices daily and we

know Gloria won't be working soon so she can get rest which is an

important 'ingredient.' She's not big on carrots, but more green,

green, green.

Patiently waiting for her move so we can talk.

Thanks for update.

I assume she will be home this week too?

Will special dietary meals be allocated for being a vegetarian from

Meals on Wheels? Maybe once her food stamps kicks in she can shop

for more veggies too and have help prepare meals.

hugs,

carolg

>

> I just this very second got off the phone with Gloria. She sounds

> wonderful!

>

> She's still in CCU and not allowed to receive phone calls. But I

gave her

> my toll-free number so she can call out to me. We spoke for about

a half

> hour.

>

> She's getting a back brace tomorrow and will probably be

transferred

> downstairs to a regular room after that (and will be able to get

phone calls

> then).

>

> She says she very much appreciates all the cards and gifts she's

received.

> She cried when she told me about them all. So thank you very much

to all

> who sent cards and gifts to her.

>

> Will get back to you later...

>

> Suzi, are you collecting items for essiac tea for her? Anything I

can

> contribute?

>

> Gloria is facing possible chemo/radiation. Are there any

supplements she

> can take while doing those that will keep her immune system

working as well

> as possible without interfering with the cancer-fighting drugs?

>

> Sharyn

>

> Re: Gloria---any word on her/

>

> Anyone got updates? Seems to be 2 days. Sharyn? Anyone? Thanks.

>

> I'm tempted to call hospital as there aren't many in the area.

>

> Was reading today about tangerine peel for cancer and wonder if

that

> is option for her breast cancer? I also saw something about

healing

> clays.

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you, Becky. I’ll pass

that along to her.

Sharyn

From: health [mailto:health ] On Behalf Of bbarnyard82637@...

The total nutrition stuff. It makes a HUGE difference in the

immune system as well as keeping the blood count up. My friend managed to

keep her blood levels up at normal ranges with no blood transfusions until the

very end!

[Guest guest]

Thank you, Carol. I've written these down and will pass them along to her.

Interestingly enough, our local computer repair store we go to here is owned

by someone who is big into the Hallelujah Diet, and I can buy their powders

from him. If Gloria wants them and needs them, I'll be happy to send them

to her.

We were talking tonight about how...arrogant (probably not the best word,

but the one most apropos)...we can tend to be about diet and toxins, etc.

But when you're in a trauma situation and have to make decisions, feeling

good is probably going to be your first priority. And Gloria is one who has

been eating well -- heck, even organic -- for years...and for this to happen

to her...well, her response to the next person who says that to her just may

be a punch in the nose.<G>

I don't know -- nor does she -- whether she will be home this week or not.

She was pretty much totally debilitated when she went in (as in, she was

praying to god every night to just take her) and they are bringing her up to

speed...she's gone from 115 to 98 pounds, and needs to recover her strength.

Will keep everyone posted! And keep those cards coming!

Sharyn

Re: Gloria---any word on her/

Sharyn,

I am wondering if tangerine peel would help. Heard about that.

A friend did the Hallelujah Diet, didn't have juicer and used their

powders (but really was the ones by AIM at that time). Had surgery

and recovered totally. It's now about 8 or so years and still free.

I know www.drday.com advocates lots of fresh juices daily and we

know Gloria won't be working soon so she can get rest which is an

important 'ingredient.' She's not big on carrots, but more green,

green, green.

Patiently waiting for her move so we can talk.

Thanks for update.

I assume she will be home this week too?

Will special dietary meals be allocated for being a vegetarian from

Meals on Wheels? Maybe once her food stamps kicks in she can shop

for more veggies too and have help prepare meals.

hugs,

carolg

[Guest guest]

Sharyn,

That person is probably a Health Minister like myself. I probably

don't know him/her. I have seen many fabulous cancer testimonies

come from this diet as well as other problems.

Nightline recently interviewed Malkamus too. The transcript is

online.

Very nice offer to help Gloria in this way. Probably for the

powders she will need very little of beet but still you would need

to buy the whole container.

I think Gloria has a juicer but for someone to make it for her it is

a real bother needing this much. She has a local health food store

near by and maybe they have juice bar where she can be brough in and

have some fresh juice. It could very costly this way however.

Gloria would surely need to be strict to the HD if that is the

program as Dr. Day said you are in a fight for your life with cancer.

I can't recall but there may be a product HD has for those taking

radiation/chemo.

May look at some of the testimonies at testimony link or at health

tips. www.hacres.com.

Shari and I are both health ministers for this organization.

For those others who wish to order any materials/products online or

calling them, please consider my pin #260, Carol Giambri. It's not

MLM but small kick back. Shari Viger, what's yours? I think using

either name will get us credit too.

I also have some copies, new, of Recipes for Life and would be

willing to discount a pinch, but has to be USA. Nothing wrong with

them. I may have put a label in for my contact name, but not written

up...basically new...the diet changed slightly and you could print

off online. Hope this is okay to share. All supports Malamus but

we are trained by him.

You can also call them and order that way.

Cancer doesn't come overnight. I heard it can take up to 10 years

to happen. It's not just diet either, but stress, etc.

We all have cancer cells, but having bad ones kick is is what we

want to stay free of and prevent as we best can.

Stay healthy, stay well.

hugs,

carolg

>

> Thank you, Carol. I've written these down and will pass them

along to her.

> Interestingly enough, our local computer repair store we go to

here is owned

> by someone who is big into the Hallelujah Diet, and I can buy

their powders

> from him. If Gloria wants them and needs them, I'll be happy to

send them

> to her.

>

> We were talking tonight about how...arrogant (probably not the

best word,

> but the one most apropos)...we can tend to be about diet and

toxins, etc.

> But when you're in a trauma situation and have to make decisions,

feeling

> good is probably going to be your first priority. And Gloria is

one who has

> been eating well -- heck, even organic -- for years...and for this

to happen

> to her...well, her response to the next person who says that to

her just may

> be a punch in the nose.<G>

>

> I don't know -- nor does she -- whether she will be home this week

or not.

> She was pretty much totally debilitated when she went in (as in,

she was

> praying to god every night to just take her) and they are bringing

her up to

> speed...she's gone from 115 to 98 pounds, and needs to recover her

strength.

>

> Will keep everyone posted! And keep those cards coming!

>

> Sharyn

>

> Re: Gloria---any word on her/

>

> Sharyn,

>

> I am wondering if tangerine peel would help. Heard about that.

>

> A friend did the Hallelujah Diet, didn't have juicer and used

their

> powders (but really was the ones by AIM at that time). Had

surgery

> and recovered totally. It's now about 8 or so years and still

free.

>

> I know www.drday.com advocates lots of fresh juices daily and we

> know Gloria won't be working soon so she can get rest which is an

> important 'ingredient.' She's not big on carrots, but more green,

> green, green.

>

> Patiently waiting for her move so we can talk.

>

> Thanks for update.

>

> I assume she will be home this week too?

>

> Will special dietary meals be allocated for being a vegetarian

from

> Meals on Wheels? Maybe once her food stamps kicks in she can shop

> for more veggies too and have help prepare meals.

>

> hugs,

> carolg

>

[Guest guest]

Good news Sharyn. I have a bag of total or super nutrition I'm going to send her, along with all the ingredients for essiac EXCEPT burdock.. I'm out of it.. so that will be the one thing she needs.. and only a cup full or so.. I increased the sheep sorrel as it is the more impt for cancer. The rhubarb, slippery elm and sheep sorrel are all in one bag ready to be mixed with some burdock into 2 gallons of distilled water per the directions in the files. Essiac can be taken along with chemo.. I had a neighbor who did this - while taking the chemo, did essiac 2-3 times a day... cancer went into remission. Suzi"Sharyn E. Cerniglia" <sharyncern@...> wrote: Suzi, are you collecting items for essiac tea for her? Anything I cancontribute?Gloria is facing

possible chemo/radiation. Are there any supplements shecan take while doing those that will keep her immune system working as wellas possible without interfering with the cancer-fighting drugs?

Building a website is a piece of cake. Small Business gives you all the tools to get online.

[Guest guest]

Has she done any cleanses?

>

> Thank you, Carol. I've written these down and will pass them along

to her.

> Interestingly enough, our local computer repair store we go to here

is owned

> by someone who is big into the Hallelujah Diet, and I can buy their

powders

> from him. If Gloria wants them and needs them, I'll be happy to

send them

> to her.

>

> We were talking tonight about how...arrogant (probably not the best

word,

> but the one most apropos)...we can tend to be about diet and

toxins, etc.

> But when you're in a trauma situation and have to make decisions,

feeling

> good is probably going to be your first priority. And Gloria is

one who has

> been eating well -- heck, even organic -- for years...and for this

to happen

> to her...well, her response to the next person who says that to her

just may

> be a punch in the nose.<G>

>

> I don't know -- nor does she -- whether she will be home this week

or not.

> She was pretty much totally debilitated when she went in (as in,

she was

> praying to god every night to just take her) and they are bringing

her up to

> speed...she's gone from 115 to 98 pounds, and needs to recover her

strength.

>

> Will keep everyone posted! And keep those cards coming!

>

> Sharyn

>

> Re: Gloria---any word on her/

>

> Sharyn,

>

> I am wondering if tangerine peel would help. Heard about that.

>

> A friend did the Hallelujah Diet, didn't have juicer and used their

> powders (but really was the ones by AIM at that time). Had surgery

> and recovered totally. It's now about 8 or so years and still free.

>

> I know www.drday.com advocates lots of fresh juices daily and we

> know Gloria won't be working soon so she can get rest which is an

> important 'ingredient.' She's not big on carrots, but more green,

> green, green.

>

> Patiently waiting for her move so we can talk.

>

> Thanks for update.

>

> I assume she will be home this week too?

>

> Will special dietary meals be allocated for being a vegetarian from

> Meals on Wheels? Maybe once her food stamps kicks in she can shop

> for more veggies too and have help prepare meals.

>

> hugs,

> carolg

>

[Guest guest]

No cleanses that I am aware of did Gloria do. I'm sure she would

have shared with me in our many conversations. For sure not last 3

months as she was in pain 24x7. Wonder if the MD is feeling any

pain in not treating Gloria sooner and not putting her on hold like

she. I remember once when Gloria had her first appointment with

this MD, I believe the next one was scheduled 2 months later or some

long amount of time per the doctor saying come back then. I couldn't

believe it and talked with Gloria about it.

==

hugs,

carolg

> >

> > Thank you, Carol. I've written these down and will pass them

along

> to her.

> > Interestingly enough, our local computer repair store we go to

here

> is owned

> > by someone who is big into the Hallelujah Diet, and I can buy

their

> powders

> > from him. If Gloria wants them and needs them, I'll be happy to

> send them

> > to her.

> >

> > We were talking tonight about how...arrogant (probably not the

best

> word,

> > but the one most apropos)...we can tend to be about diet and

> toxins, etc.

> > But when you're in a trauma situation and have to make

decisions,

> feeling

> > good is probably going to be your first priority. And Gloria is

> one who has

> > been eating well -- heck, even organic -- for years...and for

this

> to happen

> > to her...well, her response to the next person who says that to

her

> just may

> > be a punch in the nose.<G>

> >

> > I don't know -- nor does she -- whether she will be home this

week

> or not.

> > She was pretty much totally debilitated when she went in (as in,

> she was

> > praying to god every night to just take her) and they are

bringing

> her up to

> > speed...she's gone from 115 to 98 pounds, and needs to recover

her

> strength.

> >

> > Will keep everyone posted! And keep those cards coming!

> >

> > Sharyn

> >

> > Re: Gloria---any word on her/

> >

> > Sharyn,

> >

> > I am wondering if tangerine peel would help. Heard about that.

> >

> > A friend did the Hallelujah Diet, didn't have juicer and used

their

> > powders (but really was the ones by AIM at that time). Had

surgery

> > and recovered totally. It's now about 8 or so years and still

free.

> >

> > I know www.drday.com advocates lots of fresh juices daily and we

> > know Gloria won't be working soon so she can get rest which is

an

> > important 'ingredient.' She's not big on carrots, but more

green,

> > green, green.

> >

> > Patiently waiting for her move so we can talk.

> >

> > Thanks for update.

> >

> > I assume she will be home this week too?

> >

> > Will special dietary meals be allocated for being a vegetarian

from

> > Meals on Wheels? Maybe once her food stamps kicks in she can

shop

> > for more veggies too and have help prepare meals.

> >

> > hugs,

> > carolg

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Suzi,

Thanks for doing that.

Please keep us informed on how we can help further.

Hugs,

carolg

>

>

> Suzi, are you collecting items for essiac tea for her? Anything I

can

> contribute?

>

> Gloria is facing possible chemo/radiation. Are there any

supplements she

> can take while doing those that will keep her immune system

working as well

> as possible without interfering with the cancer-fighting drugs?

>

>

>

> ---------------------------------

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> Small Business gives you all the tools to get online.

>

[Guest guest]

Carol My pleasure for my little shopping buddy... If someone out there has some burdock that would be good to send her. Suzi cgiambri <cgiambri@...> wrote: Suzi,Thanks for doing that.Please keep us informed on how we can help further.

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[Guest guest]

If I were still in PA, it grows wild there

– makes me crazy when the dogs run through it as the seed pods are like

little Velcro stickers, which fall apart as soon as you touch them and stick to

everything.

If no one has burdock to send to (Gloria?

Or Suzi??), I have an herbal store not too far from me and can go there to get

some. Let me know.

Sharyn

From: health [mailto:health ] On Behalf Of Suzanne

If someone out there has some burdock that would be good to send her.

[Guest guest]

If all she needs now is Burdock then I can get that tomorrow when I go to the herbal store. I could send her a cup or a bit more if no one else already has. I can mail it out tomorrow too and it will be of no trouble to me at all. It's such a privilege to help someone in need. I used to love that feeling when I was working as a nurse. That feeling was the paycheck I used to really live on.

Let me know and I'll shoot it out to her tomorrow.

Beannacht

Lynn

RE: Re: Gloria---any word on her/

Good news Sharyn.

I have a bag of total or super nutrition I'm going to send her, along with all the ingredients for essiac EXCEPT burdock.. I'm out of it.. so that will be the one thing she needs.. and only a cup full or so.. I increased the sheep sorrel as it is the more impt for cancer. The rhubarb, slippery elm and sheep sorrel are all in one bag ready to be mixed with some burdock into 2 gallons of distilled water per the directions in the files.

Essiac can be taken along with chemo.. I had a neighbor who did this - while taking the chemo, did essiac 2-3 times a day... cancer went into remission.

Suzi"Sharyn E. Cerniglia" <sharyncern@...> wrote:

Suzi, are you collecting items for essiac tea for her? Anything I cancontribute?Gloria is facing possible chemo/radiation. Are there any supplements shecan take while doing those that will keep her immune system working as wellas possible without interfering with the cancer-fighting drugs?

Building a website is a piece of cake. Small Business gives you all the tools to get online.

[Guest guest]

Well like I said I'm going tomorrow so let me know who is going to send it to her. or we could both send her some and then she would really have enough. Can any of you think of any other herbs that she might need as well? Maybe I could take a look for one or two of them too.

Beannacht

Lynn

RE: Re: Gloria---any word on her/

If I were still in PA, it grows wild there – makes me crazy when the dogs run through it as the seed pods are like little Velcro stickers, which fall apart as soon as you touch them and stick to everything.

If no one has burdock to send to (Gloria? Or Suzi??), I have an herbal store not too far from me and can go there to get some. Let me know.

Sharyn

From: health [mailto:health ] On Behalf Of Suzanne

If someone out there has some burdock that would be good to send her.

[Guest guest]

That would be wonderful, Lynn! I’m not going to get out to the

store today, so if you will do it tomorrow I’d appreciate it.

Thank you!

Sharyn

From: health [mailto:health ] On Behalf Of Pearlmoon

If all she needs now is Burdock then I can get that tomorrow

when I go to the herbal store. I could send her a cup or a bit more if no

one else already has. I can mail it out tomorrow too and it will be of no

trouble to me at all. It's such a privilege to help someone in

need. I used to love that feeling when I was working as a nurse.

That feeling was the paycheck I used to really live on.

Let me know and I'll shoot it out to her tomorrow.

[Guest guest]

Alright then. I'll pick it up tomorrow (I think they should have some in stock) and shoot it out through the mail to her. Thanks for letting me know Hun.

Beannacht

Lynn in Buffalo

RE: Re: Gloria---any word on her/

That would be wonderful, Lynn! I’m not going to get out to the store today, so if you will do it tomorrow I’d appreciate it.

Thank you!

Sharyn

From: health [mailto:health ] On Behalf Of Pearlmoon

If all she needs now is Burdock then I can get that tomorrow when I go to the herbal store. I could send her a cup or a bit more if no one else already has. I can mail it out tomorrow too and it will be of no trouble to me at all. It's such a privilege to help someone in need. I used to love that feeling when I was working as a nurse. That feeling was the paycheck I used to really live on.

Let me know and I'll shoot it out to her tomorrow.

[Guest guest]

Someone please bring me up to speed in 100 words or less. Gloria has cancer?

I know she is in major pain.

Gayla

Always Enough Ranch

Acampo, California

http://bouncinghoofs.com/alwaysenough.html

aeranch@...

[Guest guest]

Yes, she has cancer. It started in her breast and spread to her spine, a

tumor on her spine which either caused/exacerbated the break or the break

exacerbated the tumor.

She's no longer in the major pain she was in. Just the pain from the

incision. Thank goodness!

And how are *you* feeling, Gayla?

Sharyn

-----Original Message-----

From: health

[mailto:health ] On Behalf Of Gayla

Someone please bring me up to speed in 100 words or less. Gloria has cancer?

I know she is in major pain.

[Guest guest]

I see Sharyn updated you... None of us knew about the cancer ... until now... You running the marathon yet?Gayla <aeranch@...> wrote: Someone please bring me up to speed in 100 words or less. Gloria has cancer? I know she is in major pain.Gayla Suzi List Owner health/ http://360./suziesgoats What is a weed? A plant whose virtues have not yet been discovered.

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[Guest guest]

Poor girl!

I am fine and frisky! I have been out of the hospital for 1 week and am

walking with verve and energy. And with a walker. <G> I will be on a walker

for about 2 more weeks, then on a cane. Healing fast, thanks partially to

several months of pre-op preparation, nutritionally.

Gayla

Always Enough Ranch

Acampo, California

http://bouncinghoofs.com/alwaysenough.html

aeranch@...

RE: Re: Gloria---any word on her/

> Yes, she has cancer. It started in her breast and spread to her spine, a

> tumor on her spine which either caused/exacerbated the break or the break

> exacerbated the tumor.

>

> She's no longer in the major pain she was in. Just the pain from the

> incision. Thank goodness!

>

> And how are *you* feeling, Gayla?

>

> Sharyn

>

> -----Original Message-----

> From: health

> [mailto:health ] On Behalf Of Gayla

>

> Someone please bring me up to speed in 100 words or less. Gloria has

> cancer?

>

> I know she is in major pain.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

You running the marathon yet?

Not yet, my walker gets in the way. I am following the surgeon's instructions exactly and being boringly good. But I did sign up for the Soccer Team starting next week..... LOLOLOL

Gayla Always Enough RanchAcampo, Californiahttp://bouncinghoofs.com/alwaysenough.htmlaeranch@...

[Guest guest]

I hear you... following orders is hard... lol... but you're doing what I did... speeding it up with "a little help from my herbs"... lolGayla <aeranch@...> wrote: You running the marathon yet? Not yet, my walker gets in the way. I am following the surgeon's instructions exactly and being boringly good. But I did sign up for the Soccer Team starting next week..... LOLOLOL Gayla

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[Guest guest]

Gayla,

Great to see you home here and " there. "

Feel well and be a great patient.

Hugs,

carolg

>

> You running the marathon yet?

>

> Not yet, my walker gets in the way. I am following the surgeon's

instructions exactly and being boringly good. But I did sign up for

the Soccer Team starting next week..... LOLOLOL

> Gayla

> Always Enough Ranch

> Acampo, California

> http://bouncinghoofs.com/alwaysenough.html

> aeranch@...

>

[Guest guest]

LOL! Good for you girl.

Janet

From: health [mailto:health ] On Behalf Of Gayla

Sent: Monday, October 08, 2007

5:59 PM

health

Subject: Re:

Re: Gloria---any word on her/

You running the marathon yet?

Not yet, my walker gets

in the way. I am following the surgeon's instructions exactly and being

boringly good. But I did sign up for the Soccer Team starting next week.....

LOLOLOL

Gayla

Always Enough Ranch

Acampo, California

http://bouncinghoofs.com/alwaysenough.html

aeranchgmail