Day Six

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Monday's Schedule:
1. B17 Infusion
2. Vibe Machine
3. Vitamin C Infusion
4. Sauna
5. LED Lights
6. PEMF
7. Local Infra Red Light
8. Massage
9. Local Hyperthermia
10. Coffee & Ozone Enemas
11. Hyperbaric Chamber
12. Sunivera Shot
13. Recall Healing

Today I had three new treatments. They are always keeping things exciting over there... I think I know how to do everything and then they throw more stuff at me.

The first new treatment was a sauna. This was much more enjoyable than the Hyperthermia Chamber. I was able to last all 40 minutes. I was smart and made sure to have my phone and headphones on me to help pass the time. I definitely felt myself detoxing... SO. MUCH. SWEAT. My heart rate was sky rocketing and my Apple Watch kept buzzing that it was high without any physical activity.


Sunivera therapy was also new today. This is a shot that I receive Monday-Friday. It alternates between my upper arms and butt. Sunivera is an immunotherapy. The injections contain GcMaf which active the immune system's macrophages to break down cancer cells. They call the macrophages PacMan cells that go eat the bad stuff. I will be shipped this to continue at home for 3 to 9 months depending on how I respond.

So I know that I said I have favorite therapies but my new favorite is Recall Healing. I met with Dr. Leslie who is trained in energy work, talk therapy, family history and Chinese medicine. We discussed family history today. She mentioned that genes not only express themselves in our hair color and eye color but also in emotions. I could have cancer because of secrets or unresolved issues from generations before. Typically these things manifest themselves by skipping a generation so we are really looking into the generation of my grandparents. I know a lot about my Dad's side so it was easy to tell her about the Nethercott's but when it came to my mom's side we got stuck. I didn't know much about my grandma since she passed when my Mom was young but Dr. Leslie really felt that these stuck energies manifested in my lung nodules are coming from Grandma Hudman. I was excited to get home and talk to my mom about her mom and learn more about the past.

I had researched a topic called Body Talk before which relates the area of pain or disease in your body to life or past events. I was most interested in why I had the large hip tumor. This area has to do with my relationship with my Mom. For a couple of years our relationship changed and was somewhat strained when I moved away. When I first began conventional treatment doctors kept saying that chemo wouldn't affect the hip tumor and that it was for the lung nodules. When it came time for radiation they said something similar in that it would just kill the outlier cells so they can have clean margins in surgery. Tell me why when they removed Gertrude she was 99% dead. My relationship with my Mom radically changed when I was diagnosed. She jumped in the car with no questions asked to come spend many weeks taking care of me. My body healed the area because the "issue" was resolved.

I had a similar situation happen when I was younger. I had warts all over all 10 fingers and all 10 toes. And when I mean all over I mean they were growing on top of themselves out of control. Gross, I know. We went to the dermatologist because they were getting worse and worse daily. She mentioned how painful it would be to freeze them so we went home to think over our options. No joke, the next morning I woke up with no warts. Every single one of them had left my body. My body literally resolved it's problem because it was scared of the pain to remove them but was also told that warts aren't harmful so I didn't need them anymore. The issue was resolved.

Dr. Leslie ended the session with "How are you feeling about everything?" I told her I am excited and believe in the power of this type of therapy. I am most excited about the problem solving behind this. It is almost like detective work. I have this issue with no clues currently to solve the case but I am going to investigate my history and see how to solve it.

I'll keep you posted on what I find out about myself!


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