Poignant look at the human face of Conventional Treatment

[Guest guest]

I thought this is something relevant, but be warned if you have a

heart this website may bring some tears to your eyes and sadness to

your heart but it is a enlightening look at a mothers sacrifice and

love for her child despite going through the establishment (and its

known toxicity)

 

http://www.pulitzer.org/year/2007/feature-photography/works/index.html

[Guest guest]

Thank you for sharing this voyage between mother and child through the

road that cancer takes them. This has touched me deeply as I relived

my friend's son very same voyage last year and he was also ten years

old. I remember the preacher interrupted the Wednesday night service

right before I was about to sing to announce Ben's death. The

words, " Ben WAS " And I knew immediately. My head dropped in my hands

and I thought, " No, not Ben. " A little boy with such courage that he

never gave up hope. As I saw his ravaged little body at the viewing I

knew that he was indeed now free.

 

The saddest part of all is that too many people trust their doctors and

have hope in " modern medicine " not willing to give alternative methods

a chance. I cry for these children, and again I think of Ben and cry

again.

 

May

 

oleander soup , " kevinphett " <kevinphett

wrote:

>

> I thought this is something relevant, but be warned if you have a

> heart this website may bring some tears to your eyes and sadness to

> your heart but it is a enlightening look at a mothers sacrifice and

> love for her child despite going through the establishment (and its

> known toxicity)

>

> http://www.pulitzer.org/year/2007/feature-photography/works/index.html

>