THE CURE FOR ALL ADVANCED CANCERS
His abdomen was still hard, although the pain was gone. Delaying even
a few weeks could tip the scales for him to (1) further ascites (2) hospitaliza-
tion (3) a massive drug regimen (4) morphine (5) morgue. And delay might
be unavoidable at home.
But he missed home cooking. With his painful jaws (he had extracted
three teeth before leaving) and “open” unfilled teeth, we had cautioned him
against chewing too much. I worried that he might be eating less and losing
weight, so I asked him what he was actually eating. He replied he did not
know. How could he not know? Were his eyes closed while eating? He ex-
plained that he ordered his food to be blended—the entire dinner, together—
so he never knew what was passing his lips at any one moment. He enjoyed
giving precise answers. I was relieved. Perhaps with this personality trait he
could be trusted to finish his dental task at home. We scheduled his final
chest X-ray.
It was even better than before, with very good aeration, stretching the
full length of both lungs. Gone was all “fuzziness”. The heart was normal in
size, giving greater credibility to the previous X-ray. Heart and lung disease
were, in fact, absent. Even the emphysema was improved. No enlarged
lymph nodes could be seen. He left us behind, wiser and sadder. Wiser about
plastic dental materials. Sadder to know the truth: pollution is everywhere,
with the tumor-promoting group of toxins. Our determination strengthened to
Nov 8 going home with good aeration, all organs normal