THE CURE FOR ALL ADVANCED CANCERS
Her breast cancer started two and a half years earlier. She had been on
chemotherapy for two and a half years! And survived it’s toxicity. She had
been on tamoxifen, steroids, and radiation—the works! Now the cancer had
spread all over her body in lumps under the skin like small mole hills every-
where. She had just had a chest X-ray done (Feb. 13) before leaving home
seven days ago; it showed a large tumor in the lung. And “water” had accu-
mulated in the lung, the water level was clearly visible (all the dark area be-
low the tumor). She had pain in the chest, arm, back and generalized weak-
ness. She was wearing a “portacatheter” (indwelling catheter), parts of which
can be seen on the X-ray, to make it easy to inject things. It is just a tube that
leads to a vein. But, it must be cleaned regularly and doused with heparin to
prevent blood clots from forming around it.
Feb 13 chest X-ray shows large tumor (circled)