Re: cantron/protocel - Elena

[Guest guest]

Elena,

I just found out that a dear friends son has stage II Hodgkins lymphoma, would

you mind if I gave her your email address and maybe you can steer them in the

right direction and save them lots of leg work? I have breast cancer and am

exploring alternatives myself. I pray that your road not be a rocky one and that

answers become readily available. Schwegs

me2youlink wrote:

Hi Debbie, thanks for the information. I do like your approach.

> PS how are you doing on your protocol?

I'm the caretaker. After three years of " alternative " protocols (just

about everything anyone has ever heard of... with very few

exceptions), we're going " complementary. " Hodgkin's lymphoma (about

1% of all cancers and therefore very poorly explored in the

" alternative " field) comes complete with an informational gap --

non-mainstream approaches geared _specifically_ towards this " very

different " cancer are nonexistent; every single " alternative " therapy

anyone with Hodgkin's ever claimed success with, we tried, and none

yielded any long term benefits in our case; most were useless short

term as well. I can contribute a long list titled " Touted Therapies

That Don't Work With Advanced Hodgkin's Lymphoma. " (Interestingly

enough, people are seldom interested to hear that something doesn't

work... although " what doesn't work " is, just like " what works, "

potentially life-saving information!) So now... customized

mainstream. After three years of rather discouraging encounters with

MDs of the garden variety, we settled on a fairly open-minded onco guy

who doesn't think we're nuts, is willing to customize his cookbook

recipes in response to our concerns and my ORD ( " obssessive research

disorder " ;-) ), and said something when we were discussing our

non-mainstream adventures that, for us, settled it: " Unlike some of my

colleagues, I have learned that I don't have all the answers. " I will

take honesty over " positive " or " negative " or any other " designer "

attitude anytime.

If anyone thinks I'm a " renegade " for " switching sides, " my " excuse "

is that, e.g., Ralph Moss et al who were my own inroads into the

" alternative cancer field " do consider Hodgkin's to be one of the few

cancers that do indeed do well with mainstream treatments; and a

lesser one is that I practice what I preach: NO allegiance to a belief

system. Anything, mainstream or alternative, everyone, mainstream or

alternative -- better work and work hard and yield _results_! -- or

else get flushed down the toilet, whether humbly or indignantly or

kicking and screaming.

Thanks for listening!

Elena

[Guest guest]

Hi Schwegs,

sure, you can give your friend my email, stage II should be MUCH

easier to tackle. I've seen it. I still talk on a regular basis with

a woman whom we met at our then-mutual doctor's office three years

ago, who cured her Hodgkin's stage II with eight sessions of IPT.

More an exception than the rule, but now I know for a fact it's

possible... with stage II.

>

> Elena,

> I just found out that a dear friends son has stage II Hodgkins

lymphoma, would you mind if I gave her your email address and maybe

you can steer them in the right direction and save them lots of leg

work? I have breast cancer and am exploring alternatives myself. I

pray that your road not be a rocky one and that answers become readily

available. Schwegs