By: Ray Rasmussen

Ray Rasmussen — Sun, 18 Nov 2012 01:19:51 +0000

Jackie, I am so glad I heard about this site tonight and read your story. During a physical they found an aneursym in my abdomen and sent me directly to my doctor. They were doing a cat scan to make sure the stent would work for my aneursym when they discover a small tumor in my lower right lung. Diagnosed as stage 2a Adenocarcenoma. They did the surgery for my aneursym first and then two weeks later, they took the entire lower lobe of the right lung. Then I did the Taxol and Carboplatin chemotheraphy which finished 60 days ago. I have quit trying to look up anything on the internet as all you read are bad results and bad stories about their lung cancer experience. Prior to this, I had never been in a hospital for anything. I feel very fortunate to have found this early (Guardian Angels?). I have my first scan on the 2nd of January and I’m sure you know how scary this will be. I am so glad to have read that you have had a similar event and are going well. I just had to share this with you. God bless. Ray Rasmussen Minneapolis, MN

By: Angela

Angela — Sun, 18 Nov 2012 01:10:37 +0000

Hello, I just watched CNN News program about Keisha. I want to let everybody with lung cancer know that for sure Phytoplankton cures lung cancer. Cancer has to do with the alkalinity in your body. There are many videos on you tube made by various people who have cured themselves of different cancers using just baking soda along with PH Strips to keep track of and manage PH levels with use of baking soda. Other people have used dandelion root and / or high amounts of vitamin C – the common denominator with all these methods is that they keep the body’s alkalinity at a level that the cancer cannot live. May our Creator bless all of you, Angela

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