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Update for anyone following this story - we are getting back on track with sacrament 2000 today - I plan on having the capsules added this week as well. I will keep you guys posted - keep the faith in all your own struggles guys - the answer is here in this forum, in this site, with this wonderful family that reaches across the entire world! Proud to be a part of it:)

Bravo, tam. go slow! I know there is a concern because he is so very sick -

Well no capsules yet due to the swallowing issues, but Micheal saved us BIG TIME! He told me about the Baking soda trick and I bought some CDS from him as well. We are up to 10 doses a day now - and that is awesome. We will be doing the capsules in no time since the doc gave him some pill that helps him eat. His swallowing problem is fading, that is the thing I was waiting for to add the capsules. Thank you everyone!!!

And do remember, you're using a '0' capsule, which is definitely a smaller one!

Sad News Today - Ed passed away last night. i am SUPER grateful for the 2 months we had with him. Thank you MMS that we started after he was so weak he could not even roll over in bed & had not eaten in 3 days - then we started the MMS and he was up playing game shows with us & eatng. The last chemo he had in late february caused a patern of having to go get blood - 3 or 4 units, then about a week later he would have to go to the ER and get more. he would not stop taking the chemp pill either. While his older son was here administering the mms on time and watching what he ate .. he was getting better and better. Then he had to leave and it all went down hill from there. He was getting the mms at least 8 times a day, when it was convenienvt for the family left there at the house. When his son was there - he would literally wake him up from naps every hour on the houir. They also had a bottle of B17 and the enzynes - should have lasted about 3weeks - it is now 2 1/2 months later and there is still over half a bottle. I sincerely believe that with the dosage kept to the book, with the added DMSO and the b17 we could have won. I WATCHED the miracle in front of my own eyes. If he would have stopped taking the chemo like we suggested - we would've won. When he went yesterday to the doctor to see if he needed blood - which according to the pattern he had been on since february he did, the doctor told him there was no need to take blood - that he was terminally ill and was not going to make it. I just want everyone who reads this to remember one thing - DOCTORS ARE the merchant! When a doc tells you no, or no need, or anything other than what you tell them to do - you have to stand up for yourself. I truly believe that even though Ed was only getting about 60% of the stuff he needed to live - he would have made it a lot longer had the Doctor remembered that he is the customer - yes the customer. Doctors have to do what you tell them to do rather they think it is necessary or not because you pay them - you are the customer. The other issue we had, was that instead of proper diet they were feeding him bowls of ice cream - donuts, and stuff only the cancer was going to thrive on. i think Ed did not want to die, but I did not see that fierce or even desperate attempt to cling to life as he would get sicker and need blood every month or so frm the chemo damage. it was a long battle - and a good drill sargeant not allowing him any sweets and pushing red meat rather than a microwave bowl of canned soup - could have made this story turn out a whole lot better. I am not bitter - I am greateful we had him for the extra time we did .... but want to remind everyone in a battle - that you do not win by sleeping on the side lines or sending the enemy supplies to surviive. You have to be dedicated, serious, and remember the doctors are non believers - if they tell you no, you tell them to humor you and do it anyway because you are the one paying the bill! I love you Ed - We will miss you

Those we love don't go away,
They walk beside us every day,
Unseen, unheard, but always near,
Still loved,
Still missed
And very dear.

Love Kahlon

i"m so sorry, Tamcan - I know it must be hard for you, and the frustration that comes from knowing you were right - but never really given a chance to prove it.
Hugz

Hi, sorry to hear Ed passed on.
I wanted to share this video of Anita, She was dieing from cancer,
and had a near death experience that changed her life and healed her body.
This is an amazing testimony of what spirt is all about.