The One Year Anniversary Of Jean's Decision To Die

It was about one year ago that Jean Ross was at the lowest point in her life -- ready to die because of the harmful effects of radiation therapy -- a therapy which the radiation doctor promised would allow her to eat normally within two weeks of the end of radiation.  Her esophagus was so damaged by that radiation that she would never be able to swallow for the rest of her life -- living on a feeding tube. June 28, 2005.  She is alive and very well -- despite all the doctors could do to kill her.

A reminder of the first glimpse of light at the end of the tunnel of death.  The first thought that Jean had that "maybe I'll live."  June 29, 2005.  This moment we were certainly not confident of life, but there was a glimmer of hope.  Read all the way to the bottom and click on "good news" for the good news.

Do you wonder how "identity theft" starts?  It starts with immoral behavior by greedy businessmen who care more for a buck than for the service they offer to the public.  Such get punished, after the damage has been done, and if caught.  June 29, 2005.  These moral lapses breed new LAWS that make it harder, then, for legitimate business to operate.  WSJ article.

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My brother was on PROZAC.  I didn't know! He shot himself in the head a week ago on April 18th.  June 29, 2005.  Read Karl's response to the grieving family -- the baby brother and the desperate widow.  Who should you blame?

 

References From The Previous Newsletter
June 22, 2005

Free Radicals?  They are worth learning MORE about!

What is the relationship between Multiple Sclerosis and free radicals -- how can oral chelation help?  June 22, 2005.  I am certain that oral chelation reduces risks of cancer and heart disease.  How about MS?

Here is a testimonial from a person with MS who used germanium to reduce his symptoms.  June 22, 2005. This is not a report of "cure" but it is a report of remarkable change.

MS is one of those "hopeless diseases" for which many doctors have no help but prescribe anti=depressants anyway -- to make the patient happy with his sickness.  June 22, 2005.  For many of these hopeless diseases free radicals are the most likely cause -- oral chelation can prevent and possibly reduce the symptoms.

The Ultimate Primer on Free Radicals.  This is fast becoming the science which smart doctors are learning -- and which smart patients take seriously.  June 22, 2005.  It is not easy, but it is important!