Recovered Patients

Right. Some of us cancer patients got together and created a Web site which we call the Patient's National Cancer Institute. And it tries to answer the questions at the government's National Cancer Institute Web site. Forgot to talk about like alternative therapy. And so we're all recovered. Cancer patients and our service are cost free, is nonprofit. And I have a message for patients or doctors or clinics that want to share their success story, because we're starting to add success stories now to our Web site.

And I want to tell you about how to do it.

The you can use a screen name to protect your privacy or you can include contact information if you want to be contacted as a doctor or clinic might want to. And we have all those directions and explanations on this yellow form that I'll pass out to the people it comes to share today and explains just how to get your story posted on this. This is a cancer support Web site. Our motto is volunteer support for cancer freshman by cancer graduates. And we ask that you try to think about Sabina, your story, so we can post it to the Web site and encourage new patients nationwide. The Web site is it's all in this form that I'll pass out. But the website is w w w dot patients NCI dawg. So it's not dot com, it's dot or R.G. on the end. It's Patients NCI for Patients National Cancer Institute.

And thank you.

I guess. Well, I'm up here. I'll go ahead and share my story. I lost my first son to chemotherapy and.

Oh, God, I don't want to go back there.

My my wife then got terminal breast cancer after all that stress, and they gave her six months to live. And so we went down to. Oh, I go back to those dark days anyway. We went down to contraries new a new clinic that Nestore can terrorist senior with starting. And he put us on our vegetarian diet and started giving my wife I.V. lay a and nutrients and VA and that at home.

We did the Gerson therapy, so we did the juices and the coffee enemas and all that. And she had cancer. Had they had tried a mastectomy and it just spread the cancer through her body and she had lumps.

But anyway, I'm sorry.

After about six months, the lumps stopped growing and started to recede. And it kind of hit a plateau. So we added immunotherapy and her family doctor secretly gave her a shot of BCG and her immune system got fierce and the lumps started disappear.