We gotta go raw!

November 9, 2004

At Tue, 9 Nov 2004 it looks like lkdoty2002 composed:

> Hello group,

> I'm new here but I hope to become an active participant.

>

> My husband was recently diagnosed with a cancer in his kidney. He

> has to have the kidney removed. He is sincere about healing himself

> and determined to stave off the spread of this disease by changing

> his diet. Well, I'm free of cancer as far as I know but could stand

> to lose a few pounds... so we are both going to a raw food diet. It

> would never work if we didn't to this together.

>

> I'm determined but clueless as to how to start. What do you

> recommend?

Hmm ..., sounds familiar, my wife acquired cancer and survived. Six

months before that my mom acquired cancer and died. My life

changed 180 degrees. I went from a hot cinnamon role /rib eye

steak junkie to, well a very different person.

I'm heading off to work now but I had to redo my whole website for

I was getting soooooo many questions from people who had known me

my whole life and hadn't seen me for a few years and were SHOCKED

at the transformation. I personally did not think I had changed

that much but as the saying goes, " It's hard to look at the

picture when your in the frame... "

I can only speak for myself and what worked fo me but I have alot of

information about my personal food/health journey here at:

Before you begin your journey, remember... you will hear alot of

suggestions on food, do alot of research and make decisions based

on ALL your data, not just one source.

--

Bill Schoolcraft | Life's journey is not to arrive at the

PO Box 210076 | grave safely in a well preserved body,

San Francisco,CA 94121 | but rather to skid in sideways, totally

http://billschoolcraft.com | spent, yelling " holy shit, what a ride! "

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