Re: 2007-12-09 - Passing of Bruce

[Guest guest]

I copied this from Bruce's site:

" With heavy hearts, we regret to inform everyone that Bruce passed away in his

sleep on November 30, 2007. While he successfully treated his cancer through the

regimen provided here and in his book, his body was weakened by several other

issues, including a sleep apnea (which periodically required the use of a

breathing machine during his sleep) and Polycythemia Vera (a blood disorder

caused by overproduction of red blood cells in bone marrow).

Bruce's current book, " There's More To Life Than Just Living, " will remain in

publication. He was also working on a number of other projects, which we hope to

bring to publishing in the near future. The materials have been very helpful to

us as a family, and we want to continue Bruce's legacy of helping others and

sharing knowledge.

Bruce requested that his remains be used for science. As such, we have donated

his body and medical records to the University of Michigan for further research.

We hope that the knowledge gained from the study of his body and the natural

health treatments he used will provide insight to future generations of doctors.

For the time being, if you have any questions, feel free to email

aaron@... and I will answer them as I can.

This website will remain up, both as a tribute to Bruce and his work, as well as

a source of information for others on the same journey. "

[Guest guest]

I am so sorry to hear of Bruce's death.

He was TRULY brave with regard to the cancer with which he was

diagnosed, as he did not take the grim prognosis the doctors gave him

lying down. Instead, he dug in, did his research and plotted an

alternative course that allowed him to live years past when the

doctors had said he would die.

Bruce was largely responsible, in my opinion, for telling us about

low-dose Naltrexone, and I know he helped and counseled many people

regarding their own cancer diagnoses. One case in particular I

remember is that of a young man, around 17 years old, who had bladder

cancer, and whom the mainstream doctors were on their way to " turning

into a piece of meat. " Bruce put him on a different course, and

spared him much agony and fruitless treatment.

Bruce will certainly be missed, and I send my deep respect,

thankfulness and blessings to his wife and family.

Thank you, Bruce!

Elliot

[Guest guest]

So sad to hear about Bruce's passing.

He was an inspiration and a guide to cancer survivors, as well as a great

promoter of a wonderful cause- alternative medicine.

May he rest in peace.

Gubi

Re: [ ] 2007-12-09 - Passing of Bruce

I copied this from Bruce's site:

" With heavy hearts, we regret to inform everyone that Bruce passed away in his

sleep on November 30, 2007. While he successfully treated his cancer through the

regimen provided here and in his book, his body was weakened by several other

issues, including a sleep apnea (which periodically required the use of a

breathing machine during his sleep) and Polycythemia Vera (a blood disorder

caused by overproduction of red blood cells in bone marrow).

Bruce's current book, " There's More To Life Than Just Living, " will remain in

publication. He was also working on a number of other projects, which we hope to

bring to publishing in the near future. The materials have been very helpful to

us as a family, and we want to continue Bruce's legacy of helping others and

sharing knowledge.

Bruce requested that his remains be used for science. As such, we have donated

his body and medical records to the University of Michigan for further research.

We hope that the knowledge gained from the study of his body and the natural

health treatments he used will provide insight to future generations of doctors.

For the time being, if you have any questions, feel free to email

aaron@... and I will answer them as I can.

This website will remain up, both as a tribute to Bruce and his work, as well

as a source of information for others on the same journey. "

[Guest guest]

So say we all.

So sad to hear about Bruce's passing.

He was an inspiration and a guide to cancer

survivors, as well as a great promoter of a

wonderful cause- alternative medicine.

May he rest in peace.

Gubi

----- Original Message -----

From: JCastron

I copied this from Bruce's site:

" With heavy hearts, we regret to inform everyone

that Bruce passed away in his sleep on November 30,

2007. While he successfully treated his cancer

through the regimen provided here and in his book,

his body was weakened by several other issues,

including a sleep apnea (which periodically required

the use of a breathing machine during his sleep) and

Polycythemia Vera (a blood disorder caused by

overproduction of red blood cells in bone marrow).

> Bruce's current book, " There's More To Life Than

> Just Living, " will remain in publication. He was

> also working on a number of other projects, which we

> hope to bring to publishing in the near future. The

> materials have been very helpful to us as a family,

> and we want to continue Bruce's legacy of helping

> others and sharing knowledge.

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> Bruce requested that his remains be used for

> science. As such, we have donated his body and

> medical records to the University of Michigan for

> further research. We hope that the knowledge gained

> from the study of his body and the natural health

> treatments he used will provide insight to future

> generations of doctors.

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> For the time being, if you have any questions,

> feel free to email aaron@... and I

> will answer them as I can.

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> This website will remain up, both as a tribute to

> Bruce and his work, as well as a source of

> information for others on the same journey. "

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[Guest guest]

Sorry to hear the lost of Bruce-someone who has touched so many life's , it

looks like he will continue to live in the legancy he has left behind, my

prayers are with all of you who have been touched by Bruce. May your hearts be

comforted through this time. Would someone be so kind to send me Bruce's

webs-site, in addition, how can I purchase his book?

blessings to you all

Juarez-Runyon

----- Original Message -----

From: JCastron

I copied this from Bruce's site:

" With heavy hearts, we regret to inform everyone

that Bruce passed away in his sleep on November 30,

2007. While he successfully treated his cancer

through the regimen provided here and in his book,

his body was weakened by several other issues,

including a sleep apnea (which periodically required

the use of a breathing machine during his sleep) and

Polycythemia Vera (a blood disorder caused by

overproduction of red blood cells in bone marrow).

> Bruce's current book, " There's More To Life Than

> Just Living, " will remain in publication. He was

> also working on a number of other projects, which we

> hope to bring to publishing in the near future. The

> materials have been very helpful to us as a family,

> and we want to continue Bruce's legacy of helping

> others and sharing knowledge.

>

> Bruce requested that his remains be used for

> science. As such, we have donated his body and

> medical records to the University of Michigan for

> further research. We hope that the knowledge gained

> from the study of his body and the natural health

> treatments he used will provide insight to future

> generations of doctors.

>

> For the time being, if you have any questions,

> feel free to email aaron@... and I

> will answer them as I can.

>

> This website will remain up, both as a tribute to

> Bruce and his work, as well as a source of

> information for others on the same journey. "

[Guest guest]

" JCastron " wrote:

> " With heavy hearts, we regret to inform everyone that Bruce passed

away in his sleep on November 30, 2007...

>

And it's with a heavy heart that I read that news. Bruce was one of my heroes &

I went to his website & book repeatedly & often made it a point to read his

postings here. I am sure I have multiple eMails from him in my inbox still --

instances where he reached out to help this searching lymphoma patient. I'm

sure I'll be re-reading them in the days ahead. I am very sorry to hear this.

My sincere condolences to Bruce's family & friends.

Yours,