Well! A lot has happened since my last article. Let’s jump right into it.
On my way to the hospital
I had to take 4 trains to get to the cancer hospital in Germany. I reserved a taxi to take me from the train station there to the hospital itself, but when I got there — no taxi. I was left in a mid-sized bus terminal, with buses going every which way, but no idea which one to take. So I fished out a map of the area and started to walk.
Because I had packed a bit too much, it was a struggle. Fortunately, fate intervened. An angel saw me with my map and my suitcase, figured out where I was going, and offered me a ride. They even drove up to the hospital door and let me off right in front. It was late, so I stayed the night, ready to get started bright and early the next morning.
The causes of disease
It has been said that there are only 4 causes of disease (which I have come to know as Trudeau’s Axioms, not because Kevin Trudeau discovered them, but because he was the first to make them broadly known to the public):
- ◆ Cellular waste products, that aren’t being eliminated properly (this includes toxic chemicals, like mercury, that never should have been there to begin with)
- ◆ Missing necessary nutrients (which could be something like potassium)
- ◆ Electromagnetic radiation (for example, like from cell phone towers), and
- ◆ Unresolved emotional stress (which I myself have always had a lot of).
With cancer, the first goal is of course to eliminate the cancer itself; this can be done with both traditional and alternative techniques. But the battle doesn’t end there; you have to keep the cancer from coming back. Treatments such as high-dosage vitamins help improve your long-term health.
Buttered toast
I wanted to do every treatment available, but I couldn’t seem to get them to give me anything more than the bare minimum. (I have this theory that hospitals and doctors select some patients to treat but not actually cure, to give them repeat customers that keep paying to come back. But of course I have no way of proving this.) I felt like I was invited to a banquet, but when I got there, I was told all I could have was the buttered toast.
I kept asking for additional steps like Vitamin C infusions to detoxify the blood, which I expected would simply be part of any complete cancer therapy; but they kept blocking me at every turn. I had no idea why they wouldn’t just do it, but I think I finally figured it out:
It was because my insurance wouldn’t pay for it.
The medical system seems to divide patients into 2 categories: insured and can’t pay charity cases. But DUH, there’s a third category that seems to get ignored over and over again: patients who can and do pay in cash. I’m not a poor girl, I can pay whatever it takes. But they never gave me that chance.
Back on the train again
We wound up going our separate ways. Having to leave the hospital was a major disappointment in my life; it took me months to get up the hope and optimism to try this again. Meanwhile, cancer takes no holidays. (If insurance wasn’t the problem, then could someone there please contact me and tell me just what the problem was?)
To me, it was just understood to let my health insurance pay for whatever they pay for, and I would just cover the rest out-of-pocket. But they seem to have followed the misguided rule that you never ask for the money that you think they don’t have, because that would just make them feel bad about not having it. This sort of idiotic thinking kept me from getting adequate medical care, and would have eventually killed me; dead but with my stupid “feelings” intact.
What could have been done that wasn’t
Now what are these high-tech treatments I’ve been talking about? I’ve already mentioned high-dosage Vitamin C infusions. Vitamin C helps detoxify the body by combining with the poisons and flushing them out.
Many unsung supplements are a major contributors to alternative cancer therapy; substances like Laetril, mistletoe, selenium, and Omega-3 oil.
Hyperthermia consists of directing radio waves at the tumors, which “burn them out”. While normal cells are transparent to radio waves, cancer cells are opaque, which “take the heat” and perish.
But the jewel in the crown is Insulin Potentiated Therapy (IPT). First, the patient is given an injection of insulin, which pulls all the sugar out of the bloodstream and hides it away in the body fat. Then, a little bit of chemo is mixed with sugar and injected. Then the cancer cells, hungry for sugar, pull the chemo in and die. This is what I’m looking forward to.
This “chemo” is the same chemical used in orthodox high-dosage chemotherapy, but only a 20% dose. Unlike normal chemotherapy, which is a shotgun blast, IPT is more like a sniper: the attack is focused exactly where it needs to be.
If at first you don’t succeed….
I now have an appointment with another German clinic and will be going there soon, where hopefully, I can finally get “the whole enchilada”. Perhaps I should make up a sign that says “I’m not poor” and walk in there carrying it.
I’ve got to run now; I’ve got a lot of packing to do. More news as it happens.
(Disclaimer: all this happened about a month ago. Publication was delayed.)
