Hey!

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Dear Jan,

I am VERY excited for you and your husband! This is great news!

Detox is so important when cancer masses start to break down and be eliminated

or reabsorbed into the body. Personally, we have found in our family that there

have been several things that have been very helpful to us in detoxification.

Chinese Kidney and Liver support have been really so valuable to us. We can

really tell a major difference when we need them badly, and after taking

them.... in just a matter of minutes.

Also, Magnesium Chloride (we put ours in gel caps for easier injesting) helps

with detoxification.

Potassium Permangamate has been Very helpful to us, as has Methlene Blue. Both

of these we buy in USP powder (as we do the Mag Chloride) but these we put just

a teeny bit in a tincture bottle with a eye dropper, and distilled water. We

then just put a few drops into some water and drink it. It doesn't take much...

but does help our system to feel more oxygenated, and helps the blood to be more

vital.

While I realize that these are minerals, but in a chemical form, that some

people may say these shouldn't be used, but these have proved themselves very

helpful in breaking down tumours, and cleaning up the blood, in our family.

A lot of these I found out about in an OLD " Textbook of Materia Medica of

Pharmacology and Therapeutics " that I ran across in a second hand store. After

posting some of this information on a alt med practitioner's list, I recieved

several emails from physicians in other countries that use these in their

practice. I have some articals on these posted at my site:

http://www.industryinet.com/~ruby/detox_cleanse.html

If you're interested in the info on the Chinese herbs for kidney and liver that

I've found MOST helpful, then let me know, and I'll post on that as well. I

hope you have a Chinese part of town fairly close to you... Their herbs are

similar to ours in that one has to be careful, as some have better vitality than

others.

Some homeopathic detoxes may help him as well... but again, that is a different

post.

What you've been doing is really doing a great job in breaking down and not

allowing more bad growth. I am very happy for you!

Jen

JanPM wrote:

> You all know what we are going thru here - small cell lung cancer is

> very quick - the chemo dr said 2-4 months if no treatment given. Well

> - hubby had his first cat scan the first friday of April - he just had

> his second Ct scan on thursday of last week. I just heard from the

> Dr. we are using for treatment (which we have not started yet) - and

> he said: " there is NO change from the first CT scan to the second

> one " - and thats a month apart!!! He asked me " what are you doing??? "

> and I replied " well...I did mention that we are doing flaxseed oil

> and cottage cheese (this is an actual scientific protocol - Dr. Budwig

> developed it years ago) - also adding high vit C, and lots of

> anti-tumor supplements etc to his diet. The Dr. said " whatever you

> are doing, do NOT stop!! "

>

> is feeling pretty horrible right now, can't sleep - feels many

> symptoms of ill health - I asked the dr about that too, and was told

> that cancer cells breaking down will release all their toxins into the

> blood stream - so he is probably also showing signs of de-toxifying

> along with the scan showing no growth of tumor mass etc. the first

> step to cancer 'cure' is to stabilize so there is no spread - the next

> step is to hopefully reduce the size/load amount of tumor. I am

> prayerful and hopeful that we are on the right course. Jan

Health, Hope, Joy & Healing :

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Ruby

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[Guest guest]

Hi Jan,

This is great news!!!

I don't quite remember from your previous posts,

but are you using anything (coffee or chlorophyll enemas, dry brushing

etc),

to help your husband's body, especially his LIVER detox?

I think this is paramount.

Thinking and praying for the two of you,

Gubi

[ ] Hey!

> You all know what we are going thru here - small cell lung cancer is

> very quick - the chemo dr said 2-4 months if no treatment given. Well

> - hubby had his first cat scan the first friday of April - he just had

> his second Ct scan on thursday of last week. I just heard from the

> Dr. we are using for treatment (which we have not started yet) - and

> he said: " there is NO change from the first CT scan to the second

> one " - and thats a month apart!!! He asked me " what are you doing??? "

> and I replied " well...I did mention that we are doing flaxseed oil

> and cottage cheese (this is an actual scientific protocol - Dr. Budwig

> developed it years ago) - also adding high vit C, and lots of

> anti-tumor supplements etc to his diet. The Dr. said " whatever you

> are doing, do NOT stop!! "

>

> is feeling pretty horrible right now, can't sleep - feels many

> symptoms of ill health - I asked the dr about that too, and was told

> that cancer cells breaking down will release all their toxins into the

> blood stream - so he is probably also showing signs of de-toxifying

> along with the scan showing no growth of tumor mass etc. the first

> step to cancer 'cure' is to stabilize so there is no spread - the next

> step is to hopefully reduce the size/load amount of tumor. I am

> prayerful and hopeful that we are on the right course. Jan

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Jan,

Gubi's right about this liver detox. I just thought about this... Castor oil

packs on the liver, and even on the lung area may be Very beneficial. I've

personally reversed Cirosis of the liver from toxemia with Castor oil packs and

liquid milk thistle drops sublingually. This can make a huge difference to your

liver and organs.

By the way, my brother in law had lung cancer. It had spread all over his body,

and they held no hope for him. They still wanted to do surgery, remove a lung,

and do chemo and radiation, but still didn't have any hope for him. It all came

up so quickly... He's a Chiropractor, and practices clean living, but somehow,

he got this cancer...

My sister in law took him home from the hospital, rented oxygen tanks, put him

in a recliner, and went to work on him with nutrition, juicing (he needed a lot

of celery juice to break down a rind that had grown around one lung), essential

oils, homeopathy, emotional clearing, and colonics.

Within 6 months, he was back in his office, with full patient load, and well.

This has been a life changing event for his wife and himself, as well as our

family.

There's a lot of hope to be had. Detox though is so very important.

Gubi wrote:

> Hi Jan,

>

> This is great news!!!

> I don't quite remember from your previous posts,

> but are you using anything (coffee or chlorophyll enemas, dry brushing

> etc),

> to help your husband's body, especially his LIVER detox?

> I think this is paramount.

> Thinking and praying for the two of you,

> Gubi

Health, Hope, Joy & Healing :

May you Prosper, even as your Soul Prospers 3 2

Ruby

Email advice is not a substitute for medical treatment.

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Trish,

That was a great story to share. I know some people may throw bricks at me - but I think I have gained a lot from this disease. As miserable as it is sometimes with fluctuating enzymes accompanied by fluctuating meds, I have learned to embrace and honor some of the simple joys that I had taken for granted. I also learned who were my friends. When the word "autoimmune" would roll out, the assumption was AIDS. When I explained it, I got even bigger eyes staring at me.

The greatest support was from my students who I had to leave for 6 months. I took a chair and sat in front and discussed my illness. I asked them for questions and there were some very thoughtful ones. These teenagers were certainly more open and accepting than many adults.

Oh no, this was a long-winded one, which is my tendency sometime. But, to sum up, AIH has really taught me how to stop rushing and enjoy my life more.

Thanks for all the kind responses about Imuran. It has helped me immensely.

Sometimes when we get punched by either the meds or dear 'ol AIH, itself, we forget

[Guest guest]

I'm glad you had such a good day!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!!!

sPARKYkissemesoftly <son_ya100@...> wrote:

Hey EveryoneToday was my birthday and I was able to spend it at a water park with Kelsey(my daughter who has AIH and is 9), last year we couldnt do the water park because she was still quite ill(DX in June 2003). Seeing her going up and down this ladder then going down the water slides(they 4 huge ones) was the best gift I could have. It was awesome! She had a great time and I didnt even hover!!;)Trish

[Guest guest]

Your own science project-good one!!

I had my second shot Friday and it was not good. Been sick all week end

I suppose I should step up my water intake. Why is that so hard??

Medieval grave digs? Sounds very intriguing! So you are a grave digger then?

Rhonda

[ ] Hey!

>

>

> Hey Jan!

> Sorry for the lack of conversation! I guess I clam up when it comes

> to sports and car racing. Just not my thing. I'm a total geek!! Woo

> Hoo!! Now if you were talking about medieval grave digs, or medical

> stuff, I'd be chattering away. I'm sorry to hear you may be off line

> for awhile. Your messages brighten my day. You're such a hoot Jan!

> It sounds like you are feeling good, and I " m glad to hear it. I've

> got more blood tests tomorrow, and another doc visit on Tuesday.

> It's my four week check-up. I take my 5th shot on Monday. The sides

> are getting better but are changing too. It is very interesting. I

> feel like my own science project.

> I hope Rhonda and Lynn are hanging in there too. How's Dave??

> Barbara

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hey Barbara and Rhonda,

I'm doing well. I took my second shot on Friday and I felt no side effects at all. I'm beginning to wonder if there is water in those syringes. I'm drinking a ton of water. I hope the whole six months goes this well. oh, my skin is very dry but we've had the heat on a little.

Drink your water Rhonda!

How are the sides changing for you Barbara?

It sounds like you are feeling good, and I"m glad to hear it. I've got more blood tests tomorrow, and another doc visit on Tuesday. It's my four week check-up. I take my 5th shot on Monday. The sides are getting better but are changing too. It is very interesting. I feel like my own science project. I hope Rhonda and Lynn are hanging in there too. How's Dave??Barbara

[Guest guest]

Well...I " dig " graves 'cause I think they're neat!! What I like is

to learn how to do oldtime crafts and arts. Right now I'm learning

how to do nal binding which is single needle knitting from

Scandanavia. It's pretty neato! Plus I've belonged to a medieval re-

enactment group for over 15 years. Lots of fun.

Rhonda, I'm sorry to hear you aren't feeling well. And yes, more

water will help. I've been bad lately and have not been drinking

enough water and boy can I tell!! I ache, and my headaches are

worse. YUCK!!! I'm getting ready right now to take my 5th shot! I

have a doctors appointment tomorrow morning to go over my 4 week

blood work results. Everything is looking ok. My white blood counts

are dropping and so are my platelets, but they are still in the

normal range (at the very lowest end...but still normal....) I " ve

been a little blue lately, but I thing that is my hormones. I'm only

eight weeks post-op from my hysterectomy and I'm sure I " m still

adjusting to the lack of hormones.

Hope everyone is doing well otherwise. Hugs to you all!

Barbara

> Your own science project-good one!!

> I had my second shot Friday and it was not good. Been sick all

week end

> I suppose I should step up my water intake. Why is that so hard??

>

> Medieval grave digs? Sounds very intriguing! So you are a grave

digger then?

> Rhonda

> [ ] Hey!

>

>

> >

> >

> > Hey Jan!

> > Sorry for the lack of conversation! I guess I clam up when it

comes

> > to sports and car racing. Just not my thing. I'm a total geek!!

Woo

> > Hoo!! Now if you were talking about medieval grave digs, or

medical

> > stuff, I'd be chattering away. I'm sorry to hear you may be off

line

> > for awhile. Your messages brighten my day. You're such a hoot

Jan!

> > It sounds like you are feeling good, and I " m glad to hear it.

I've

> > got more blood tests tomorrow, and another doc visit on Tuesday.

> > It's my four week check-up. I take my 5th shot on Monday. The

sides

> > are getting better but are changing too. It is very interesting.

I

> > feel like my own science project.

> > I hope Rhonda and Lynn are hanging in there too. How's Dave??

> > Barbara

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Hey Lynn!

My sides are changing from week to week. Last week I had a migraine.

I usually have body aches and a fever everyday. Not a bad fever,

only a degree or two up from normal. Just enough to make me feel a

little achy. I take a couple of Tylenol and I feel better. Water

really does make a difference. I'm tired, but that's ok. Also, my

hip aches alot. I feel very fortunate. I " m getting ready to take my

5th shot, so we'll see what happens tomorrow!! Nothing I hope since

I have a doctors appointment.

I'm glad to hear you are doing well. Keep a positive attitude and

the time will fly by in no time!

Barbara

> Hey Barbara and Rhonda,

> I'm doing well. I took my second shot on Friday and I felt no side

effects at all. I'm beginning to wonder if there is water in those

syringes. I'm drinking a ton of water. I hope the whole six months

goes this well. oh, my skin is very dry but we've had the heat on a

little.

> Drink your water Rhonda!

> How are the sides changing for you Barbara?

>

>

> It sounds like you are feeling good, and I " m glad to hear it. I've

> got more blood tests tomorrow, and another doc visit on Tuesday.

> It's my four week check-up. I take my 5th shot on Monday. The

sides

> are getting better but are changing too. It is very interesting. I

> feel like my own science project.

> I hope Rhonda and Lynn are hanging in there too. How's Dave??

> Barbara

[Guest guest]

Yes ma, I will drink my water-lol

For your dry skin be sure to take a warm shower, not hot, and put on an non

fragrant lotion like Cetaphil after you shower when your skin is still

moist. Do this everytime and you will soon see a pleasant change

I have been dealing with skin allergies for years and these simple steps

work great to keep away any unpleasant outbreaks.

I hope you continue to do so well for the rest of your treatment!

Rhonda

[ ] Re: hey!

> Hey Barbara and Rhonda,

> I'm doing well. I took my second shot on Friday and I felt no side effects

at all. I'm beginning to wonder if there is water in those syringes. I'm

drinking a ton of water. I hope the whole six months goes this well. oh, my

skin is very dry but we've had the heat on a little.

> Drink your water Rhonda!

> How are the sides changing for you Barbara?

>

>

> It sounds like you are feeling good, and I " m glad to hear it. I've

> got more blood tests tomorrow, and another doc visit on Tuesday.

> It's my four week check-up. I take my 5th shot on Monday. The sides

> are getting better but are changing too. It is very interesting. I

> feel like my own science project.

> I hope Rhonda and Lynn are hanging in there too. How's Dave??

> Barbara

>

[Guest guest]

I absolutely suck at needlearts but the medieval re- enactment sounds really

fun.

I'm anxious to hear how your Dr. visit goes so let us know.

Rhonda

[ ] Hey!

> >

> >

> > >

> > >

> > > Hey Jan!

> > > Sorry for the lack of conversation! I guess I clam up when it

> comes

> > > to sports and car racing. Just not my thing. I'm a total geek!!

> Woo

> > > Hoo!! Now if you were talking about medieval grave digs, or

> medical

> > > stuff, I'd be chattering away. I'm sorry to hear you may be off

> line

> > > for awhile. Your messages brighten my day. You're such a hoot

> Jan!

> > > It sounds like you are feeling good, and I " m glad to hear it.

> I've

> > > got more blood tests tomorrow, and another doc visit on Tuesday.

> > > It's my four week check-up. I take my 5th shot on Monday. The

> sides

> > > are getting better but are changing too. It is very interesting.

> I

> > > feel like my own science project.

> > > I hope Rhonda and Lynn are hanging in there too. How's Dave??

> > > Barbara

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

Hello All!

I'm back from my doctors visit. Things are going well. My blood

counts are dropping, but are still acceptable. The weird thing is

that my red blood cell counts have gone up by several points. The

doc wants to keep an eye on them, but doesn't seem to be concerned.

I'm feeling a little blue, so an anti-depressant may be in the

future. Not sure yet. I've dealt with depression before, and I

really don't want to go on meds if I don't have to. Also, my iron

counts are up, which is a good thing. So, I don't go back for

another four weeks! YIpee!! Those co-pays can get expensive. It's

been a little tough not working but spending money on medical

expenses. Thank goodness for my wonderful husband who works his butt

off. I get my first paycheck in a couple months this Friday and I

may just have to celebrate a tad bit. I'm off to eat a bite and

drink my WATER! I have only had one big glass so far today and I'm

thristy.

Take care everyone!

Barbara

> > > Your own science project-good one!!

> > > I had my second shot Friday and it was not good. Been sick all

> > week end

> > > I suppose I should step up my water intake. Why is that so

hard??

> > >

> > > Medieval grave digs? Sounds very intriguing! So you are a grave

> > digger then?

> > > Rhonda

> > > [ ] Hey!

> > >

> > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Hey Jan!

> > > > Sorry for the lack of conversation! I guess I clam up when it

> > comes

> > > > to sports and car racing. Just not my thing. I'm a total

geek!!

> > Woo

> > > > Hoo!! Now if you were talking about medieval grave digs, or

> > medical

> > > > stuff, I'd be chattering away. I'm sorry to hear you may be

off

> > line

> > > > for awhile. Your messages brighten my day. You're such a hoot

> > Jan!

> > > > It sounds like you are feeling good, and I " m glad to hear it.

> > I've

> > > > got more blood tests tomorrow, and another doc visit on

Tuesday.

> > > > It's my four week check-up. I take my 5th shot on Monday. The

> > sides

> > > > are getting better but are changing too. It is very

interesting.

> > I

> > > > feel like my own science project.

> > > > I hope Rhonda and Lynn are hanging in there too. How's Dave??

> > > > Barbara

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

[Guest guest]

Good news Barbara glad to hear it

Medical bills. I hate them.

I am never again getting sick and that's that.

Rhonda

[ ] Hey!

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > Hey Jan!

> > > > > Sorry for the lack of conversation! I guess I clam up when it

> > > comes

> > > > > to sports and car racing. Just not my thing. I'm a total

> geek!!

> > > Woo

> > > > > Hoo!! Now if you were talking about medieval grave digs, or

> > > medical

> > > > > stuff, I'd be chattering away. I'm sorry to hear you may be

> off

> > > line

> > > > > for awhile. Your messages brighten my day. You're such a hoot

> > > Jan!

> > > > > It sounds like you are feeling good, and I " m glad to hear it.

> > > I've

> > > > > got more blood tests tomorrow, and another doc visit on

> Tuesday.

> > > > > It's my four week check-up. I take my 5th shot on Monday. The

> > > sides

> > > > > are getting better but are changing too. It is very

> interesting.

> > > I

> > > > > feel like my own science project.

> > > > > I hope Rhonda and Lynn are hanging in there too. How's Dave??

> > > > > Barbara

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

[Guest guest]

Sounds good, Barbara! I hope things continue to go well for you. -dz-Barbara <vynca_minor@...> wrote:

Hello All!I'm back from my doctors visit. Things are going well. My blood counts are dropping, but are still acceptable. The weird thing is that my red blood cell counts have gone up by several points. The doc wants to keep an eye on them, but doesn't seem to be concerned. I'm feeling a little blue, so an anti-depressant may be in the future. Not sure yet. I've dealt with depression before, and I really don't want to go on meds if I don't have to. Also, my iron counts are up, which is a good thing. So, I don't go back for another four weeks! YIpee!! Those co-pays can get expensive. It's been a little tough not working but spending money on medical expenses. Thank goodness for my wonderful husband who works his butt off. I get my first paycheck in a couple months this Friday and I may just have to celebrate a tad bit. I'm off

to eat a bite and drink my WATER! I have only had one big glass so far today and I'm thristy.Take care everyone!Barbara> > > Your own science project-good one!!> > > I had my second shot Friday and it was not good. Been sick all> > week end > > > I suppose I should step up my water intake. Why is that so hard??> > >> > > Medieval grave digs? Sounds very intriguing! So you are a grave> > digger then?> > > Rhonda> > > [ ] Hey!> > >> > >> > > >> > > >> > > > Hey Jan!> > > > Sorry

for the lack of conversation! I guess I clam up when it> > comes> > > > to sports and car racing. Just not my thing. I'm a total geek!!> > Woo> > > > Hoo!! Now if you were talking about medieval grave digs, or> > medical> > > > stuff, I'd be chattering away. I'm sorry to hear you may be off> > line> > > > for awhile. Your messages brighten my day. You're such a hoot> > Jan!> > > > It sounds like you are feeling good, and I"m glad to hear it.> > I've> > > > got more blood tests tomorrow, and another doc visit on Tuesday.> > > > It's my four week check-up. I take my 5th shot on Monday. The> > sides> > > > are getting better but are changing too. It is very interesting.> > I> > > > feel like my own science project.> > > > I hope

Rhonda and Lynn are hanging in there too. How's Dave??> > > > Barbara> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >

[Guest guest]

Amen Sister!!

<rhondahudson@w...> wrote:

> Medical bills. I hate them.

> I am never again getting sick and that's that.

> Rhonda

[Guest guest]

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[Guest guest]

Hi, . I don't think there is such a system. And if you bought your

computer after 2006 or so, then it should be very easy to shut the wireless off

(there should be a simple switch on the monitor or CPU). If you use a wireless

router in your home, you might want to unplug that at nite, as well, as there's

no sense turning off your computer's wireless if there's a router sending out

signals in your home ( & to your neighbors' homes).

Love & blessings,

Elysia

From: thode <lizt777@...>

Subject: Hey!

esens

Date: Wednesday, April 27, 2011, 7:59 PM

 

Hi People!

This is for all you techies.....Is there a system that will automatically

disable the wireless in a computer when you shut it down? Or do you have to

manually disable the wireless function - like when you go to bed? A friend of

mine thought he had heard of such a system, but to date, the only way I know is

to manually disable the wireless each night, before you go to sleep.

Thanks for all your help. You guys/gals are a tremendous help to all in need of

wonderful and insightful solutions/remedies.

LIzzie