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Sorry to hear of all the blind stupidity. Amazing how many people don't realize and can't realize that big pharma is just out to make big bucks and the government wants certain people groups very dead. Works hand in hand.

Calvin is looking real good. Hopefully you can take possession of him and keep him from slaughter.

I think, have a nice glass of ice tea and give ole' Calvin a good scratch behind his ears.

Hi Damian,

You've just described the dozens of reactions that I am sure all of us have experienced when talking to a degreed health person/professional about MMS. The thing that I realized was, was that their Ego gets its back up, and (like the rest of society) they have to refute the finding of MMS, because THEY weren't part of the discovery, as well as they think too much inside the box, ... (she obviously feels she is supposed to be the one in the know)

It's her Ego & Education that got in the way of the message you were trying to convey to her. In a way, you are 'farting against thunder', trying to convince them about MMS … the more one try's, the more they push away….

In fact, what I usually do now, is try to convince them that MMS is NOT for them, and it's too cutting edge (reverse Psychology) … saying things like…."awww… you wouldn't be interested in this, because it's too outside the box".

Don't worry Damian, time will prove you right …. the less you want to talk about it (MMS)…. the MORE they will want to ask about it.


Clint

Doctor Green, you are my hero!

1)the journey that you have taken upon yourself gives me hope for mankind

2)I think we all can relate to the fierce skepticism in the face of MMS' efficacy. It really is shocking and discouraging to realize the extent to which people have put blind, absolute trust in multi-Billion dollar businesses that rearrange toxic chemicals to mask bodily alarms for profit....

All we can do is share the knowledge; when people are ready to stop making the CHOICE for themselves and loved ones to be ill, they will listen...(I love the reverse psychology that Macaddict suggested ...)

3)please keep us posted on precious Calvin's progress. Do suggest that the farmer uses SOLELY CDS in the future if another one of your bovine friends gets ill (knock on wood) as a testament to its power

I really love you guys.... Such lovely comments give me the motivation to continue

Calvin is doing AMAZINGLY well, so well in fact that I decided today he didnt need anymore injections.

A quick run down of his progress:

Day 1 (5 injections) within 24 hours the farmer contacted me saying Calvin was looking better! He was trying to stand but only had his bum in the air.

Day 2 (2 Injections) He stood fully on his own to take food but wasnt that mobile.

Day 3 (5 injections) Standing and walking with no problem at all

Day 4 (5 injections) All signs of Scouring(Diarrhea) gone, solid stools and looking very happy

If he shows any signs of not being well I will continue with the CDI but until then I am very happy with him.

I don't even want to say this after I promised I would home him, but the farmer won't let me!!! He says It would be cruel on calvin to be on his own in my field, I asked if he could stay with his cows on his land and he said no, I tried every avenue trying to pursuade him his life would be better with me than the alternative but he wouldnt have it.

Im really quite upset by this. I realise that I cant keep adopting animals but Calvin is the first calf I have saved with the CDS injections and I really wanted to make a differance for his whole life, not just now. He told me there is a good market for male dairy cows and said calvin would probably end up at McDonalds, this didnt help me rationalise things at all!!!

Im really sorry to put a downer on things but I have been totally honest regarding every aspect of this little adventure and dont plan on sugar coating anything now.

Any suggestions please?

The bottom line is that the injections work extremely well, they really saved his life and I am forever grateful to Andreas Kalcker for discovering CDS/CDI and helping me to make it. This forum is amazing and I also couldnt have done it without all of you as well, it really means a lot to me all the kind words, advice and support you have offered, YOUR THE BEST

I have a friend of a friend with lung cancer and am going to spend this evening doing some research on there behalf. I just wanted to say that I will be posting full details inc photos of how I made the CDI and how I was injecting it. If anyone has any questions that I do not address please PM me or post on this thread, I will always help anyway I possibly can

Again, THANK YOU, I couldn't have done it alone

Thanks! I'm sorry the farmer won't let you purchase Calvin. I won't share my opinion of the farmer.

I'm very curious to see what you did, all the ins and outs of the CDI. I'm sure Scott will be curious, too, he likes needles.

Hugz!

Welcome to the (mind controlled) human race! He can't let you have Calvin , and let him live next door as that would be a constant reminder of a upset in his wife's understanding of the world - it has nothing to do with cruelty at your place.

Can you afford to buy him at market value? What is that value? Track Calvin to the auction and offer the purchaser what he paid for him explaining how you hand reared him. With that person there will be no emotional baggage. How much property do yo have? You need at least an acre / cow.

If the only stumbling block is money. Let's start a request for donations here on the forum Save Calvin - the first Welsh CDI cow in history. I'm on a pension but I would chip in $50.00 - I'm sure many others would do the same.

Fourfingerz you read my mind Calvin is our first CDI calf saved here on the forum. Let's raise the funds and buy him. How can it be more cruel to let him graze and live vs ending up at McDonalds. How can we collect the funds and get them to Drgreen. Let's pull this off.

Tickled to hear about Calvin! Not so tickled to hear about the farmer's obstinence! Perhaps fourfingers has a good idea to try and buy him from whoever buys him at auction. Anybody have any idea how much they go for at auction? Do you have any other large animals that can keep him company, goat perhaps? Donkey maybe?

Looking forward to reading what you did concerning making CDI and all!

Job well done! But, man, what a kick in the pants! GRRRRRR!

Hey there super drgreen you have proved a massive lesson to me and i can only thank you from the bottom of my heart... Ive always thought yeah persistence over comes resistance as long as there is passionate effort and you really really showed that to me!
I am over in the North West of England and i would be quite willing to bring over my camping equipment (of which i have plenty of) and keep calvin company myself in the field!

I filled up a couple of times reading this lengthy post and am full of admiration for people like yourselves and Andreas and Jim that just GIVE....

I will happily donate towards purchasing calvin to keep him out of Mcdonalds i am sure there could be a way and as for the farmer and his wife i really dont or rather cannot write my opinion of them so i shall refrain but my hat is off to you drgreen and thank you from me for what you did!

Donna x