quick update

[gentle1]

Hi, just a quick update, tumour shrank to 13cm and count down to 80....still feeling well x

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Well done!

Long my the improvement continue.

Isadora.

[Whippit]

I'm so pleased to read this. Reductions and shrinkage is all good news and going in the right direction so this is brilliant news. How much more treatment do you need? Are you at the half-way point at the moment? I'm 5/6ths of the way through my treatment and my onco is going to do an end of treatment scan. If he thinks it will do me good and get more shrinkage he says he'll tack on two more cycles of chemotherapy so I'll end up with 8 rather than six. We're looking at reducing the tumours on my lymph nodes and the goal is to reduce them to 1 cm. My 1 cm challenge!

Hope you're not suffering too badly with side-effects.

Love Annie xxx

[gentle1 in reply to Whippit]

Thank you for your kind words, i have had no side effects as i am doing this holistically...not pharma, im fitter now than i have been for years lol, my son says ...well if you dont manage to balance, youl die healthy....well youve got to see his point, i take poke root tincture as a lymph support, not sure how long it will take to dissolve the tumour, my onc said ok...mmm see you in a year! I should put a flipin bill in lol x

[Whippit in reply to gentle1]

Wow what a testimony. I have to book another appointment with my homeopath and will ask about poke root tincture as my lymph nodes are involved.

My sister is a tribute to holistic approaches to cancer. She has had 3 aggressive incurable cancers at the age of 27, 34 and then 54. She followed the Bristol Hay diet at one time, took advice from various healers, does yoga and other therapies and combines these with traditional treatment and it's worked for her. She's now 64 and looks amazingly healthy. Her onc in Exeter tells her she's taught her body to fight cancer for itself but sadly that doesn't work for everyone however determined they are.

I think you must be saving the NHS a fortune. You should put in a bill! Love Annie xxx

[gentle1 in reply to Whippit]

True, it depends on our karma, seeing it as an imbalance rather than terminal cancer diffused the power of "cancer" for me...its an imbalance and i will do all i can to balance it, does your homeopath do other therapies?...i take poke root for the lymps, milk thistle seed for liver, astralagus for immune support, they have used astralagus in china alongside chemo for years with amazing results, also helps protect the heart from chemo damage,(if im allowed to say that), olive leaf, hawthorn,ginger.....all brill, liquid oxygen, lyposomal vit c, bromalain, and boswellia are fantastic anti-inflams, as a side effect the bromalain has sorted my hip out...so yes there are side effects but positive ones lol, if you take it inbetween food it acts as anti-inflam, with food helps the digestion, ph balancing powder helped at the beginning....little bgr likes it acid environment lol, the powder is like an eviction notice, and with the poke root which is a "move along" now please energy, it gets the message, if im honest it should be smaller but xmas came along and fed the bgr(slaps hand), on track again now...just....this is not a complete list, however if i had the money at the beginning i would have gone to the vision of hope clinic in brighton, they work with YOUR blood and tell you what your imbalance will respond to best..conventional or alternative tests are available...would save the nhs a fortune, but loose big pharma a fortune..soooooo, thats why your doc isnt allowed to give you the test....follow the money lol....much love to you Annie xxx

[wendydee]

So glad that things are going well for you. Long may it continue

Love Wendy xx

[citrine]

Excellent news. Glad to hear you are feeling well too.

Love Mary xx

[kaz14]

Great to hear things are going well for you

Love Kaz x x

[LindaB]

Very interesting reading... glad you are feeling so well and great results xx