My journey/Tone

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Hi Tony,I love hearing success stories, too. I count myself as one and my husband and I have never considered it a possibility that I would never be anything but a survivor. We were quite shocked when his bosses thought they would be going to my funeral last year! I guess sarcomas are a really dangerous cancer when they want to be!I was diagnosed with a 6lb low-grade retroperiotoneal Liposarcoma last August and had it removed in September 2008 before it totally kinked off my left ureter. I just got back from my surgeon on Friday and my one year scan came back normal. YAY. I have done a lot, though. I did the Cesium Chloride protocol and then did 2 lots of Bob Beck Protocol. That was a bit hard on my adrenals. Oops!!I now do pretty much all of Tony's protocol. I recently started

taking supplements based on my hair mineral analysis from the Eck Institute as I don't believe in just taking random supplements and hope they do the right thing. I am also doing (near) daily coffee enemas and I have followed Tammatha's advice on the forum and am doing colonics. Even my 71 year old mum and my hubby are converts for colonics :-) I also do daily FIR saunas to detox. I had all my amalgam removed from my mouth a couple of months ago. That made a difference. Thank-goodness I don't have any root canals.I feel extremely confident that I am doing the right thing. And I am very excited about the future. It is a long road, but every day I feel blessed to be walking on it. I am healthier than I was 6 years ago when I was in total adrenal burnout! And I've been diagnosed with cancer in the meantime. I know sometimes it is easy to just focus on the people we hear who didn't make

it. But there are many of us who do and are living better lives because we chose to go the alternative route.Have a blessed day, Eva