This Substack receives all kinds of emails on a daily basis, but early this morning what landed in my inbox was especially inspirational and worthy of reposting:
I wanted to share our recent experiences in the hopes that it helps someone else.
Nine months ago my family’s world was turned upside down when one of our closest friends and, effectively, a family member was diagnosed with lymphoma. A large tumor had appeared on her neck and the prognosis was devastating.
The doctors were clear: her chances of survival were slim, and the chemotherapy they offered brought very little hope. It was one of those moments when time seemed to stop, and the weight of it all felt unbearable.
She made a decision that many would find difficult—she chose to reject chemotherapy. It wasn’t a decision made lightly, but after weighing her options, she felt it wasn’t the right path for her. . I remember the feeling of helplessness, the fear of what might come next. But as someone who has spent years studying alternative treatments, I couldn’t stand by and do nothing.
I turned to my research. For years I had been exploring how certain drugs, originally meant for other conditions, could have potential against cancer. I had seen the possibilities, the science behind how these drugs could cut off cancer’s energy supply and potentially help the body fight back. Together, we made a plan. She would take:
24 mg of "Petmectin" (ivermectin") daily,
450 mg of Petdazole” daily, (Fenbendazole)
She would make a drastic change to her diet, removing sugar and replacing it with allulose, while eating mostly meats and vegetables to starve the cancer cells of the glucose they needed to survive.
But here’s the part that breaks my heart the most—she couldn’t tell her oncologist. She feared judgment, or worse, dismissal from care for trying something unconventional. So, we carried on quietly, hoping and praying.
And then, nine months later, something incredible happened. Her oncologist—who had no idea what course of action she had really been on—stood in disbelief as the scans came back. There was no tumor. No sign of cancer. It was as if it had never been there. We were told this wasn’t supposed to happen, that the odds had been so slim. But there it was—proof in front of our eyes that sometimes, hope takes a different path.
We cried that day, all of us. Tears of disbelief, relief, and overwhelming gratitude.
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An update on my Metastatic Stage 4 non small cell adenocarcinoma of the right lung. Just had a CT last week. No sign of tumor in lung. However, I have a lot of scar tissue in my lung. My pulmonologist called it "a crust between the lung and chest wall". I wonder if the Covid I contracted from being exposed to spike proteins caused this?(rhetorical question) This affects the ability of the lung to expand and affects lung function(i.e. shortness of breath after exertion). Supposedly there is nothing that can be done. However, there are certain natural supplements which break down fibrin(main component of scar tissue). It will take a while but I believe the body, with the right nutrients, can mend itself. One final point. I am not totally cancer free(cancer markers still elevated) but I have come a long way from being diagnosed a year and a half ago. Fenbendazole works.
My wife had lymphoma and I eliminated sugar from her diet and went organic and delivered healthy milk shakes without sugar that had key nutrients. She sailed through 8 rounds of CHOPS and her oncologists said to me privately. Don't tell me what you are doing, but continue to do it. He never had a patient that tolerated 8 rounds of CHOPS as well. Normally they give only six, but they told me they wanted to get the very last cancer cell. (REAL REASON WAS TO BOOST PROFITABILITY) It is a strong immune system that gets the very last cancer cell, but you don't make money that way. Fast forward 9 years and two drugs were prescribed. Metformin for Type II and 10 day therapy of Cipro for a bacterial infection acquired from a contaminated swimming pool. The suppressed lymphoma came roaring back because both RX drugs are IMMUNE SUPPRESSING! Second time around lymphoma won. I had a conversation with Co-Pilot about what is wrong with our medical system yesterday. Surprisingly, the answers given were spot on. You can read the conversation here!
https://thomasabraunrph.substack.com/p/is-ai-objective