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I had a bioenergetic test for $110 that was point on, got all of me in minutes. Then the supplements I was on were tested, then the ones I needed added, so I ended up w a full protocol. Was glad to have money to pay for them. Best $ spent in a long long time.



Wish I knew about the pee test. But I do know there are tests for cancer too, which I will have someday.

This just made me sick. One less beautiful life snuffed out thanks to the lies from the vaccine industry:

 http://sanevax.org/gone-after-gardasil-jessica-new-york/

Now they are trying to convince us we need a breast cancer vac as well. I wonder how many that will kill before they prove it is dangerous just like the gardisil.

My DS has been adamant that DGD was not going to get her vaccinations until she was two, and then only one at a time and a month apart.  Well, now he can't find a pediatrician that will do them that way...they are grouped together and they will not separate them, so she still hasn't been vaccinated.  I think there are some that she really needs, like DPT, but others that are not necessary and he can claim religious exemption on those.  It's a shame that parents don't have any rights when it comes to medical care for children.  He is willing to pay the cost of breaking up the shots, but they just don't manufacture them that way.

Kaara - I think anyone who chooses not to get vaccinations might use the services of a homeopath, always have one on guard to help and the homeopath could help even before there is an issue and might know where to recommend they go for the vaccination needed.

Kaara-There are doctors who do not vaccinate. You just have to really hunt for them. I know a doc who has NEVER pushed vacs, and none of his patients have ever had any of the diseases these vacs are suppose to prevent. The sheer number of these being pushed on our children, all in the name of profit, is devasting. The rising incidences of autism and childhood allergies is just heartbreaking, and so unnecessary.

Can't wait til that Pink Ribbons movie comes out. I hope people will finally wake up to the whole pink ribbon nonsense and tell women the truth about how to prevent this disease in the first place.

Thank you Deanna.

I had the most wonderful treatment today - photoluminescent therapy with ultraviolet light which treated three huge vials of my blood and sent it back into me for killing bacteria, fungus, viruses, building white blood cells, making me radiant and strong.  I will do  this once a month or more for awhile, then less often, then in a few years once every year.  Am supposed to be drinking a lot of water so cannot stop peeing, thus am up again.

Deanna-Thanks for letting us know about Mary. It broke my heart. I sent a note to her husband. She had such a wonderful spirit, which will always be a part of those who loved her. We will all miss her positive energy.

Kaara-redness does not always indicate cancer. It does show the breast has been injured and is inflamed. Surgeries, radiation, etc. cause inflammation that we do not always feel. That is why the therm is red. The tech will also be looking for temp. changes and vascular energy going to one area, and differences in both sides. So don't panic. Usually, a follow up in a few months will show you changes. As I said, I still see red after 4 years from the radiation. I can actually see the whole radiation field. This is why I get so made I ever submitted to that procedure. All this for such a small percentage of supposed advantage which I now believe would be the same with all the changes I have made. I wish they were more honest about how much damage radiation does. But at least I can see improvement with every therm. That is what to look for. And I will not be adding insult to injury by getting any more mammos.

Thank you Deanna, I was in total shock after reading your post yesterday, I had missed her update, I tend to not go into stage IV territory, it scares me too much.  I read this whole thread before becoming a member and feel like I know her, a very good friend.  I am really saddened by her passing

Deanna thank you so much for letting us know.  I am heart broken for her husband.  Mary always had so much to add here and I did not realize that her cancer had returned.  I am so sad.

Amazing site on the practice of compassion and meditation

"Prominent scientists in various fields will present and discuss specific findings on the nature of contemplative practices, and they will likewise discuss larger issues within neuroscience that have been critical to understanding such practices. The main focus of this session will be at the intersection of Buddhist practices and science.

Questions about neuroplasticity and the effects of mental training will be considered, and implications concerning the relationship between mind and body will be explored. As discussants, contemplative scholars will seek to clarify how scientific researchers can collaborate fruitfully with contemplative traditions, and the best methodological approaches for studying contemplative practices will likewise be discussed."

http://www.mindandlife.org/dialogues/past-conferences/ml22/mind-and-life-xxii-session-2/ 

I can't believe Mary's gone. She was always such a hopeful voice when I first came here a very scared newbie!

I see "alpha-tocopherol - naturally occuring vitamin e" in a lot of things. Is this something I should worry about? Soy -wise?

Deanna...thank you for letting us know.  I am even shocked at how very said I am over this.  MBJ really is more special to me than I even knew before your news.  I read her husband's blog and was even more saddened.  SFBC !%##!%  I HATE this SH##!!!!!.

It is high time someone stopped Monsanto's Frankenfood and all the people putting hormones in our food making us estrogen dominant.  I could go on and on, but I won't.  I'm just really said about MBJ.  Couldn't get to sleep last night after reading the posts. 

Yes, very said.  I had just read one of her posts where she said she was feeling stronger, and expected to have more time.  What happened to her is just what happened to my friend who had lung cancer.  She thought the pain in her shoulder was a torn rotator cuff and was treating it as such, when all the time it was the cancer that had spread.  By the time the doctors figured it out, it was too late for anything but pallative care.  How do doctors who know you are a cancer patient miss this stuff!  This is why I don't take their word for anything....I seek a second opinion.  In my friend's case, she was so trusting and put her total faith in her doctors.  IMHO they were guilty of malpractice.

Fairy-so good to here from you. I hope you are doing well.

I think we all can agree that the sadness we feel about losing Mary can be our inspiration to continue to help others. This forum was started in part as a tribute to FlaLady, who never gave up and never backed down. I think we should honor Mary as well. We have their spirits guiding us from above and from within.

God bless our angels.