October Update

It is difficult to post to this blog with frequency when I am in a "holding pattern," which is the case at the moment. Day to day, now that I am back from the clinic in Mexico, there just isn't much happening!

I have visited both docs, my regular oncologist and my mistletoe doc in Baltimore, both of whom were pleased to see that my physical symptoms have improved. I am lucky to have an oncologist who is, if not enthusiastic with and accepting of the alternative path of treatment I have taken, at least tolerant of it. She asked what my Mexican doc thinks about doing a follow-up CT scan; she agreed with his advice to revisit this (a scan, that is) in early December, to give my present protocol time to hopefully further my progress. Having frequent CT scans is NOT good for the body.

In discussing the results of my Greek test with my mistletoe doc, she is looking into changing my supplementation. But for the most part, she has combined her recommendations with those of Dr. Alvarez. This means I am taking a boatload (!) of supplements every day. The regimen is a bit overwhelming; many are taken with meals, many without, all at specific times of the day. It's a lot to keep track of!

Diet is key, of course. Lots of fresh veggies and fruits, smoothies, very little animal protein, no alcohol, no coffee. Still doing the daily coffee enemas. Have now added hydrogen peroxide (food-grade) baths to de-tox and to oxygenate the cells transdermally.  Daily sun-bathing to up my intake of Vitamin D is also in the protocol, weather permitting. Love these sunny October days!

I am looking into hyperbaric oxygen therapy; also looking for practitioners who offer IV Vitamin C.
According to my Greek test results, my cancer cells are "sensitive to" vitamin C; taking it orally is very rough on the stomach, so IV therapy is preferred.

I am back to singing and piano-playing gigs, as well as piano teaching. The routine is welcome, but I miss that proactive feeling I had of "doing something!" each day in Tijuana. I am feeling good physically and all those little bee-sting sensations on my right side are totally gone. Inflammation is almost non-existent.

I love Saturdays. That's the day I inject myself with my own cancer vaccine that I brought back from Tijuana. I am so very grateful that this new therapy exists and that I was able to find a physician who could make it happen for me.