Re: P.S. RON...The only symptom I've had so far is FATIGUE. So there is HOPE

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I'm an old hippie and got hepc either in the Army in 1963 or just after I got out 2 years later or less. I have seniorty on most hep c with about 41 years. I don't drink and very carefull of what I eat. I got on the liver diet and lost around 45 pounds and had to get off it or fill my pockets with rocks. I still don't know if I want to try the poison for it of try to out live it. I know what the fatigue is like. I do some work every day and when I finish building my home start an exercise program. I plan to hike, lift weights, drink lots of lemon water, no sugar or the sub for sugar, no red meat or cow milk or cheese my goats would hate me for that,deep breathing exercise and a shot glass full of herbs and vitimens. I had gaull stones but no problem for the last 5 years I'm sure that is from a good diet. I have even considered changing my ph from acid to

alkaline and have read that cancer won't grow in an alkaline body just an acid body and to change that is a real hard diet. Charley

From: eileenovaclosa <pita54me@...>Subject: [ ] P.S. RON...The only symptom I've had so far is FATIGUE. So there is HOPE Date: Friday, January 9, 2009, 1:46 PM

> >> >> > Thanks for sharing, Don.> >> > I'm not so much afraid of dying as afraid of living with a low> quality

of life.> >> > I have my beliefs about God and they're in line with yours. I> love science and I love the mystical. I do not seem The Big Bang and> God as Creator as being mutually exclusive. I have said for years that> the Big Bang was just a spark of God's thought. I recently saw a> picture comparing clusters of galaxies to neurons; they're eerily> identical.> >> > Yes, I do believe that at death I will be liberated from the physical,> perhaps become pure intellect, or pure soul. (E.E. Doc wrote a> series of books called the Skylark of Space, and in one of them the hero> (and villain) meet beings of pure intellect. Their goal was to know> everything. The villain actually became one for a time, but got bored,> believe it or not.> >> > I believe in One God, though there are many paths to Him/Her.

There> was a science fiction story in the 50's called The 10 Billion Names> of God. Tibetan monks believed that the world would not end until all> of the names of God had been recorded, and they spent their lives> listing these names. Then someone brought them a Univac computer….> >> > I believe in One God, but many Higher Powers. For instance, a group> is more powerful than an individual but several groups organized into> one is more powerful than one group. Buddha, Tao, Mohamed and Jesus are> Powers Greater than Myself, but the Ultimate Creator is most powerful. > And so it goes.> >> > Yes, I'll be all right, but I'm human and my faith is not> perfect.> >> > m> >> >> > From: Christ [mailto:ludichrist2 000@]> > Sent: Tuesday, January 06, 2009 6:12 PM>

> mmatchinsky@> > Subject: hello again> >> >> >> >> >> >> > hi > >> > I read your intro.> >> > The 'Im scared' caught me.> >> > Do you mind if I talk a little bit with you about my philosophy of> God?> >> > I am not religious, and wont thump you on the head with a bible.> >> > But I have spent alot of time concidering the universe and a possible> creator, and the whys and how comes. I love science.> >> > I dont believe death is the end.> >> > Nothing in science suggests that anything is wasted in this universe.> >> > This includes our awareness and identity, our experiances and values.> >> > I figure it would be a shame to go through all Ive gone through

in> life, just to lose it upon my death.> >> > Rather I like to think that I will be aware of my identity when I drop> this body.> >> > By this thinking, I will go on and on, learning and experiancing ever> more.> >> > I believe that the end result will be that I too am a 'God' or> 'creator', and will in turn creat my own universes, and raise up more> awarenesses, etc, to creat their universes.> >> > I believe there are bunches of 'Gods' and universes on the other side.> >> > I know its hard to imagine, but I think Im right.> >> > Your a good man, youve led a good life. Dont be afraid of something> that cannot possibly be.> >> > IE: an ending of yourself.> >> > What a waste. And I see no waste anywhere in nature.> >>

> I personally look forward to being part of the otherside.> >> > It should be really cool. The best high one can imagine.> >> > You are part of creation right now. Why should you stop?> >> > I love you my friend and I hope this helps a little with your fear.> >> > Your going to be alright no matter what happens, so chin up .> >> > love> >> > don in kansas> >> >>

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I'm an old hippie and got hepc either in the Army in 1963 or just after I got out 2 years later or less. I have seniorty on most hep c with about 41 years. I don't drink and very carefull of what I eat. I got on the liver diet and lost around 45 pounds and had to get off it or fill my pockets with rocks. I still don't know if I want to try the poison for it of try to out live it. I know what the fatigue is like. I do some work every day and when I finish building my home start an exercise program. I plan to hike, lift weights, drink lots of lemon water, no sugar or the sub for sugar, no red meat or cow milk or cheese my goats would hate me for that,deep breathing exercise and a shot glass full of herbs and vitimens. I had gaull stones but no problem for the last 5 years I'm sure that is from a good diet. I have even considered changing my

ph from acid to alkaline and have read that cancer won't grow in an alcaline body just an acid body and to change that is a real hard diet. T. Speedwell, Tennessee Wagon Hollow Rd. http://www.wagonhollow.com--- On Fri, 1/9/09, eileenovaclosa <pita54me@...> wrote:

From: eileenovaclosa <pita54me@...>Subject: [ ] P.S. RON...The only symptom I've had so far is FATIGUE. So there is HOPE Date: Friday, January 9, 2009, 1:46 PM

> >> >> > Thanks for sharing, Don.> >> > I'm not so much afraid of dying as afraid of living with a low> quality of life.> >> > I have my beliefs about God and they're in line with yours.

I> love science and I love the mystical. I do not seem The Big Bang and> God as Creator as being mutually exclusive. I have said for years that> the Big Bang was just a spark of God's thought. I recently saw a> picture comparing clusters of galaxies to neurons; they're eerily> identical.> >> > Yes, I do believe that at death I will be liberated from the physical,> perhaps become pure intellect, or pure soul. (E.E. Doc wrote a> series of books called the Skylark of Space, and in one of them the hero> (and villain) meet beings of pure intellect. Their goal was to know> everything. The villain actually became one for a time, but got bored,> believe it or not.> >> > I believe in One God, though there are many paths to Him/Her. There> was a science fiction story in the 50's called The 10 Billion Names>

of God. Tibetan monks believed that the world would not end until all> of the names of God had been recorded, and they spent their lives> listing these names. Then someone brought them a Univac computer….> >> > I believe in One God, but many Higher Powers. For instance, a group> is more powerful than an individual but several groups organized into> one is more powerful than one group. Buddha, Tao, Mohamed and Jesus are> Powers Greater than Myself, but the Ultimate Creator is most powerful. > And so it goes.> >> > Yes, I'll be all right, but I'm human and my faith is not> perfect.> >> > m> >> >> > From: Christ [mailto:ludichrist2 000@]> > Sent: Tuesday, January 06, 2009 6:12 PM> > mmatchinsky@> > Subject: hello again> >> >>

>> >> >> >> > hi > >> > I read your intro.> >> > The 'Im scared' caught me.> >> > Do you mind if I talk a little bit with you about my philosophy of> God?> >> > I am not religious, and wont thump you on the head with a bible.> >> > But I have spent alot of time concidering the universe and a possible> creator, and the whys and how comes. I love science.> >> > I dont believe death is the end.> >> > Nothing in science suggests that anything is wasted in this universe.> >> > This includes our awareness and identity, our experiances and values.> >> > I figure it would be a shame to go through all Ive gone through in> life, just to lose it upon my death.> >> > Rather I like to

think that I will be aware of my identity when I drop> this body.> >> > By this thinking, I will go on and on, learning and experiancing ever> more.> >> > I believe that the end result will be that I too am a 'God' or> 'creator', and will in turn creat my own universes, and raise up more> awarenesses, etc, to creat their universes.> >> > I believe there are bunches of 'Gods' and universes on the other side.> >> > I know its hard to imagine, but I think Im right.> >> > Your a good man, youve led a good life. Dont be afraid of something> that cannot possibly be.> >> > IE: an ending of yourself.> >> > What a waste. And I see no waste anywhere in nature.> >> > I personally look forward to being part of the otherside.> >> > It

should be really cool. The best high one can imagine.> >> > You are part of creation right now. Why should you stop?> >> > I love you my friend and I hope this helps a little with your fear.> >> > Your going to be alright no matter what happens, so chin up .> >> > love> >> > don in kansas> >> >>

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Hi,

Exactly what was your liver diet? I need to get on a regime and stay on it.

Thanks,

in Florida

From: eileenovaclosa <pita54me (DOT) com>Subject: [ ] P.S. RON...The only symptom I've had so far is FATIGUE. So there is HOPE Date: Friday, January 9, 2009, 1:46 PM

> >> >> > Thanks for sharing, Don.> >> > I'm not so much afraid of dying as afraid of living with a low> quality of life.> >> > I have my beliefs about God and they're in line with yours.

I> love science and I love the mystical. I do not seem The Big Bang and> God as Creator as being mutually exclusive. I have said for years that> the Big Bang was just a spark of God's thought. I recently saw a> picture comparing clusters of galaxies to neurons; they're eerily> identical.> >> > Yes, I do believe that at death I will be liberated from the physical,> perhaps become pure intellect, or pure soul. (E.E. Doc wrote a> series of books called the Skylark of Space, and in one of them the hero> (and villain) meet beings of pure intellect. Their goal was to know> everything. The villain actually became one for a time, but got bored,> believe it or not.> >> > I believe in One God, though there are many paths to Him/Her. There> was a science fiction story in the 50's called The 10 Billion Names>

of God. Tibetan monks believed that the world would not end until all> of the names of God had been recorded, and they spent their lives> listing these names. Then someone brought them a Univac computer….> >> > I believe in One God, but many Higher Powers. For instance, a group> is more powerful than an individual but several groups organized into> one is more powerful than one group. Buddha, Tao, Mohamed and Jesus are> Powers Greater than Myself, but the Ultimate Creator is most powerful. > And so it goes.> >> > Yes, I'll be all right, but I'm human and my faith is not> perfect.> >> > m> >> >> > From: Christ [mailto:ludichrist2 000@]> > Sent: Tuesday, January 06, 2009 6:12 PM> > mmatchinsky@> > Subject: hello again> >> >>

>> >> >> >> > hi > >> > I read your intro.> >> > The 'Im scared' caught me.> >> > Do you mind if I talk a little bit with you about my philosophy of> God?> >> > I am not religious, and wont thump you on the head with a bible.> >> > But I have spent alot of time concidering the universe and a possible> creator, and the whys and how comes. I love science.> >> > I dont believe death is the end.> >> > Nothing in science suggests that anything is wasted in this universe.> >> > This includes our awareness and identity, our experiances and values.> >> > I figure it would be a shame to go through all Ive gone through in> life, just to lose it upon my death.> >> > Rather I like to

think that I will be aware of my identity when I drop> this body.> >> > By this thinking, I will go on and on, learning and experiancing ever> more.> >> > I believe that the end result will be that I too am a 'God' or> 'creator', and will in turn creat my own universes, and raise up more> awarenesses, etc, to creat their universes.> >> > I believe there are bunches of 'Gods' and universes on the other side.> >> > I know its hard to imagine, but I think Im right.> >> > Your a good man, youve led a good life. Dont be afraid of something> that cannot possibly be.> >> > IE: an ending of yourself.> >> > What a waste. And I see no waste anywhere in nature.> >> > I personally look forward to being part of the otherside.> >> > It

should be really cool. The best high one can imagine.> >> > You are part of creation right now. Why should you stop?> >> > I love you my friend and I hope this helps a little with your fear.> >> > Your going to be alright no matter what happens, so chin up .> >> > love> >> > don in kansas> >> >>