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Any updates, david?

cheers

any ideas apprreciated. david ref. to 10-15 drops per treatment mms. I take that to mean activated, which at 1 to 5 ratio gives 2 drops mms in each 10 drop treatment. pls respond with correct methodology for my idea.
thanks jimboss

Hello david, great to hear your story.
And for sure your story helps, think of what you said about all the negative jibes you were getting, it stopped you for a while, all you needed was positive support.
And that is what you are now passing on to other folk.
Many thanks, prayers and best wishes.

Regards, Brenie.

I have exciting news....

It was almost 1.5 years since i even followed up with a CT Scan.
I had my scan done a couple weeks ago and my bigger 20mm Cancer proven tumor is GONE completely.
my smaller one 8mm, grew to 12mm. SO its a touch and go.
one note. I only used MMS1 and MMS2 for 3 weeks way back almost 2 years ago, and hardly used it since .
so just imagine if i were to have continued to use it up to this day.

I will post my CT Scans too.

MMS Works. 100% in my opinion.

Dr's Report.................

Indication: History renal cell carcinoma on surveillance.

Exam: Contrast enhanced abdomen pelvis CT is performed after
administration of oral contrast and 97 cc of Isovue 370. Images are
obtained from the thoracic inlet through the pelvis and consist of
portal venous and delayed phases. Coronal and sagittal
reconstructions were performed.

Comparison: 3/7/2011 CT

Findings:
Partially visualized lower chest is unremarkable.

The stomach, small bowel, colon, and rectum are grossly normal. No
free air or free fluid.

The liver is normal is size and vascularity without obvious focal
lesions. The spleen is normal in size. The gallbladder and pancreas
are normal appearing aside from fatty pancreas. The mesenteric
vasculature is unremarkable.

The adrenal glands are normal.

Minimal interval increase in size in the approximate 1 cm midpole right kidney exophytic isodense nodule,
previously measuring 7 to 8mm (image 2-38).

Poor visualization of the previously noted left posterior superior pole lesion, which appears
much less conspicuous, is no longer exophytic, and is only visualized
as a small ill-defined area of hypodensity (image 2-35).


Prostate and
seminal vesicles and bladder are unremarkable.

Aorta and IVC are unremarkable There is no mesenteric,
retroperitoneal, or inguinal lymphadenopathy.

No bony abnormalities are identified. The skin and soft tissues
surrounding the chest, abdomen, and pelvis show no defects or masses.



Result Impression
Impression:
1. Minimal interval increase in size of right midpole renal lesion,
concerning for RCC.
2. Interval decreased size and conspicuity of left upper pole renal
lesion noted on prior CTs, (biopsy-proven RCC).

The results of this study were discussed with:

CLINICIAN: Tracy
DATE: 10/29/2012

I am frustrated with my DR at the University of Iowa Cancer Clinic.
He said for me to come back in 18months to see how the remaining tumor does.
We see how the small remaining tumor grew from 7mm/8mm to 11mm/12mm .. to me that
shows the first EVER growth, EVER in my almost 3 year history with this cancer.
and going from say 8mm to 12mm, to me shows a 50% increase in size, growing!
Now to me this seems crazy to just wait 18 more months to come back. What if the small tumor
grows more and faster? what if it grows steady 25% per month or more?
Is this doctor completely crazy?

of course, i will start back up on MMS again real soon. and will request and demand a followup CT Scan
againn nearing Q1 2013.

I want to start back up on my MMS again and want to get full blood tests and stuff done and then have some
data to compare NOW (being off MMS) to future , (back on MMS)

I feel like my Cancer Clinic DR's dont care and worse, are handing out BAD medical advice.

I even have my consultation on AUDIO , i recorded him.
ill post the audio LINK.

This is an audio recording from my Consultation with my DR.
i recorded it on my iPhone, in my shirt pocket.

Hi David ,

Keep it up. You will get rid of the second one as well!!!
Wish you all the best.