Re: Hoping my story will inspire - Dr. Alvarez of the Mexican clinic

[Guest guest]

Lois,

Now I am quite confused. Do I get it right that, in fact, it was Dr. Alvarez of

the Mexican clinic that saved your life NOT Dr. ? If so, then you are

actually doing Dr. ' protocol as preventative and you are not exactly

among the living proof that his protocol stops cancer. Is that correct?

In this post, you are saying " I would want people to not have to go that route

if they don't have to and if they have time (if the cancer is advancing slowly

mine was doubling every two months) to go the Dr. route as it is a

little easier on the body. " Your desire to spare people the suffering you went

through is commendable but then, isn't that up to each individual to decide?

Moveover, if not for Dr. Alvarez' success, you might not even be around now to

give testimony to Dr. ' protocol, which as you say is " a little easier

on the body " ! Or is it possible you mean " a lot easier " ? Because if it were

only " a little easier " I think I'd rather go for the sure kill: Dr. Alvarez's,

of which you are a proof.

I am almost certain you didn't intend to mislead, but I get the impression in

your previous post where you talk about your friend's mother who was " sent home

with stage 4 lung cancer " that you are endorsing Dr. even for those who

" do not have time " . Had you known about this amazing story of your friend's

mother beforehand, would you have gone to Dr. instead of the Mexican

clinic? Please understand that I ask because I want to get it straight and I

want to pin my hopes on something more reliable than a toothpick.

Lois, I really appreciate your desire to encourage people. Don't you think that

the outcome of your treatment under Dr. Alvarez at Stella Maris is also giving

people a lot of hope?

Steffi

--- Lois Fischer wrote:

> Yes, I agree, they (the Mexican clinic) saved my life. I would want people to

not have to go that route if they don't have to and if they have time (if the

cancer is advancing slowly mine was doubling every two months) to go the Dr.

route as it is a little easier on the body. I had low level radiation

in Mexico and was better than surgery, but still was difficult. If the tumors

and the cancer can be reversed by non toxic methods, I would have preferred

that. I was quite far along though and my visit to the Mexican clinic is what I

was guided to do at that time, maybe my angels were guiding me to Dr.

after the Mexican clinic. There was not a preventative protocol in place for

leaving the clinic that I thought would work for me, I was sent home with

supplements and no real plan and no follow up, so felt on my own to look for

something to build up my body, give me peace of mind that I had the right

program in place to stop the cancer coming back.

>

> I met the most compassion dr in the Mexican clinic and was most grateful to

him for saving my life, his name is Dr. Alvarez and his clinic is Stella Maris.

I did not want to have the surgery as I would had my rectum removed and also my

entire vulva, as well as lymph nodes on either side of my groin. Glad I did not

have to do that and am grateful for the low level radiation they do in the

Mexican clinics. The surgery would have been pretty devastating, as well as the

chemo and radiation that the hospital wanted to give me. Just going through a

low level radiation in Mexico, made me very very sick, I could not eat and lost

so much weight, was on pain pills, was horrible. So cannot imagine how I would

have gone through operations and chemo, radiation etc at the hospital.

>

> Thanks for pointing that out - I do not give enough credit to Dr. Alvarez.

Will give anyone his email address and telephone number if they ever need it.