Re: Cytoluminescent Therapy Patient

[Guest guest]

Lynette.....I am trying to get on the waiting list to go as soon as it opens

back up. I had a space in Nov. but couldn't get the money thing together...now

thats together and maybe I'll get another chance. I have stage 4 breast

cancer and altho it's never gone into a major organ I have extensive lymph node

involvement in the neck and chest. Of course I'd love to hear your story and all

the details of the treatment and the outcome so far. No detail is too small to

relate. Thanks so much Judy Hoffman

PS My cancer is being controlled right now with Taxotere (chemo) treatments once

a month which are wearing me down but if I stop Tx it comes back

[ ] Cytoluminescent Therapy Patient

I went to Ireland last month and had the CLT (Cytoluminescent

Therapy) treatment (a form of PDT...Photodynamic Therapy). I was with

the first group of patients accompanied by Ralph Moss. If anyone has

any interest or questions, please feel free to ask me.

Lynnette

[Guest guest]

Hello Lynnette,

I am very interested in CLT. I had a brother who died of Esophageal Cancer on

April 1st and several other friends have died since then. Bad Year. I also

know of several more people who have only months to live and others who are just

starting to fight the disease. I would like to know how you did and the details

on it. And I hope you are doing better . I have followed Dr. Moss's reports

with great interest, and also whether there are plans to train people in the USA

and other countries. I live in the USA. Thanks.

Alan Schulz

alan_schulz@...

" lanetmarie <lanetmarie@...> " <lanetmarie@...> wrote:I went to Ireland

last month and had the CLT (Cytoluminescent

Therapy) treatment (a form of PDT...Photodynamic Therapy). I was with

the first group of patients accompanied by Ralph Moss. If anyone has

any interest or questions, please feel free to ask me.

Lynnette

[Guest guest]

Dear Judy,

As you obviously know, I, too, have been told that the East Clinic isn't

currently taking any more patients. There are, however, other clinics in the

world doing similar treatments.

I have stage IV breast cancer to the bone. It's too early to have a bone scan

(it's just been a month since my treatment) be able to reveal and

differentiate between active cancer and necrotic lesions, so I haven't had

any scans yet. I did however, experience an almond-sized breast mass reduce

to pea size, and I am imagining it is going to dissipate completely.

Lynnette

[Guest guest]

Dear Alan,

I'm so sorry for your losses. I lost my best friend (actually today would

have been her 46th birthday) and my dad to cancer (unnecessarily) so I know

how it feels.

I have been researching other options for friends with regard to this

treatment, as the East Clinic is currently refusing patients.

Would you be interested in any additional info?

Lynnette

PS As far as the rest of you who have written, I will get back with you soon.

Sorry, I've got to run off to work!!

[Guest guest]

Hi!!!

What kind of a therapy is that? I was not following up the emails so want to

know about it and if it works.

Thanks,

Suzanna

Re: [ ] Cytoluminescent Therapy Patient

Dear Judy,

As you obviously know, I, too, have been told that the East Clinic isn't

currently taking any more patients. There are, however, other clinics in the

world doing similar treatments.

I have stage IV breast cancer to the bone. It's too early to have a bone

scan

(it's just been a month since my treatment) be able to reveal and

differentiate between active cancer and necrotic lesions, so I haven't had

any scans yet. I did however, experience an almond-sized breast mass reduce

to pea size, and I am imagining it is going to dissipate completely.

Lynnette

[Guest guest]

Dear Lynette,

Please send any further info to me at alan_schulz@...

CLT is very interesting. Thanks.

Alan

lanetmarie@... wrote:Dear Alan,

I'm so sorry for your losses. I lost my best friend (actually today would

have been her 46th birthday) and my dad to cancer (unnecessarily) so I know

how it feels.

I have been researching other options for friends with regard to this

treatment, as the East Clinic is currently refusing patients.

Would you be interested in any additional info?

Lynnette

PS As far as the rest of you who have written, I will get back with you soon.

Sorry, I've got to run off to work!!

[Guest guest]

Hi and all,

I continue to apologize for the delay in responding. Computer problems and

time constraints...but I do definitely plan to tell you all I can about my

CLT experience and research and similar treatment options very soon. Please

bear with me.

Happy New Year!

Lynnette

[Guest guest]

Thanks Lynnette.

It is due to people like yourself, that have been willing to share

their experiences with cancer therapies, that has meant so much to my

surviving my own cancer for almost 4 years now.

I have Dr. 's advanced cancer program to thank for keeping me

going this long, but I am always looking for whatever works. From my

reading the CLT sounds promising, though I do wonder about how well

they are following patients up for detox reactions.

I heard from another patient from there that she thought the

treatment was effective, but that detox could be difficult.

Regards,

> Hi and all,

> I continue to apologize for the delay in responding. Computer

problems and

> time constraints...but I do definitely plan to tell you all I can

about my

> CLT experience and research and similar treatment options very

soon. Please

> bear with me.

> Happy New Year!

> Lynnette

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