Re: Glioblastoma Multiforme Grade IV

July 15, 2003

Hi Nina,

I tried sending you an email to you at jdsmiracle@... but it bounced back.

Would you please send me your correct email address? Thanks.

Leonard

leonardleonard1@...

From: jdsmiracle <jdsmiracle@...>

Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2003 2:01 PM

Subject: Glioblastoma Multiforme Grade IV

> Hi,

>

> My name is Nina. My brother is 24 and was diagnosed with

> inoperable Glioblastoma Multiforme Grade IV in Sept. 2001. Due to

> the size and location, he will never be able to have this tumor

> surgically removed. He just had a right frontal lobotomy on June

> 25th in which only about 15-20% of the tumor new growth was removed

> to reduce swelling and pressure and hopefully treat a smaller less

> active tumor. He has stopped chemo and radiation because they were

> not showing results in shrinkage. Actually, growth is what prompted

> the june 25th surgery. He has started taking an expiremntal

> treatment from the UK comprised of vegetable nutrients reengineered

> to help reconstruct the dna of the cells in the tumor, which has been

> shown to stop growth in 15 days and eventually reduce the tumor

> size. It is in pre-clinical stages and if successfull on the 20

> patients currently taking it, will be able to receive a grant for

> clinical trials to begin. We are having a fundraiser for him on

> August 9th to raise the money for continuing this treatment. He has

> switched to an organic diet, along with this treatment (which is like

> the consistency of molasses) and drinking carrot juice, freshly

> processed (must drink within 10 minutes of making for intake of

> nutrients before they breakdown). This treatment seems hopefull, and

> the more I keep hearing, the whole organic/natural thing itself seems

> to be more effective than traditional treatments. Anyone else seem

> to agree? Thanks for you ears, I know it's kind of long. Nina

July 15, 2003