One more positive report to share - or is that three positive reports?

Posted today at the Yahoo Oleandersoup Group:

Dear all,

This is my my first post but it is a long one. Just want to let you know that my
mum who has lung cancer (adenocarcinoma stage II)is doing well under this
protocol.

Some history: she was diagnosed in 2006 and had undergone surgery as well as
chemo. In 2008,her tumor markers started going up (10 time higher above normal
range) and she started following a nutritional supplement program revolving
around pancreatic enzymes. Unfortunately over the next 8 - 9 months, she started
having fluid retention at her arms and her whole body started itching terribly.
Colon hydrotherapy and daily coffee enemas provided temporary relief. Due to the
increasing discomfort and decline in quality in life as well as the lack of
support and professional advice, we reluctantly stopped. At that point, tumor
markers had neither increased nor decreased.

2 months later in 2009, her cancer returned and she rapidly deteriorated.
Fortunately for us, the drug Iressa worked for her, but only for 11 months. So
at the end of 2009, by the time we found about the relapse, she had to drain
fluid from her lungs (more than 1L). The oncologist said she had to undergo
chemo again. The chest physician who performed the procedure of draining her
lung of fluids was less optimistic.

After some research, I got her to start taking FOCC 2x daily and Essiac tea with
night massages using flax oil. It was amazing that just a few weeks into this
diet her arms which was still stiff and swollen started softening. Mum did well
under her first round of chemo. However, just after the second round of chemo,
her markers shot up and her cough came back. Our oncologist said it was
pointless to continue with this course and decided to put her under Avastin and
Alimta.

And it was back to drawing board as I could not see chemo as a long term
solution for her (after chemo, then what?). I also had to accept the possibility
that the FOCC Budwig diet was only part of the solution, but we had to look for
something else.

It was at this point (Feb 2010) that I found out about this group and got her
started on OPC Sutherlandia and she's worked herself up to 6 capsules per day.
Besides that we've added CoQ-10, Jon Barron's Blood Support and RM-10 to the
regiment. All this while, she had not stopped her coffee enemas and her 1 cup of
vegetable juice per day.

Ever since then, the last few visits since Feb to the oncologist was very
encouraging. He was very pleased with her blood work and her progress, stating
that the ranges looked good so please continue with whatever you are doing.
(Throughout the years with our oncologist, I have seen him change from a
nutritional skeptic to someone who is actually quietly supportive of our
experiments with supplements). At one point he even suggested bringing the date
to administer chemo one week earlier (to which mum and I went noooo!). In the
most recent visit, he said that her lungs sounded better than the previous
visits and there is marked improvement in her breathing.

I feel that with Tony's oleander protocol, my mum has a chance to fight her
cancer, and we now have options apart from chemo. Mum has started to travel
again and cook family dinners - that's a good sign. We have also resumed our
petty little house squabbles – also a good sign of returning to normal times. ;)

She still has her coughing spells which gets me worried, so I think I will
suggest for her to increase the dosage of 6 capsules of oleander to 8 capsules
if she is able to tolerate the dosage.

I would like to share this with the group because Tony mentioned that it would
nice if people posted more about their experiences. Although my mum is not
'cured' of her cancer, we are very encouraged by her progress and I hope that
she will get off her chemo as soon as possible so that we can just concentrate
on the protocol and improve her health. We've added nigella sattiva oil into her
daily regiment and will soon be adding in advanced colloidal silver, selenium
and Jon Barron's proteolytic enzymes. She still takes FOCC 2x daily with Essiac
tea.

The other point I am hoping to make is that we should never give up. It took a
while for me and my mum just to get here and we are still on our way to better
health. Right now, we are hopeful although I do worry sometimes if she will
develop some reaction against the oleander supplements just like whatever
happened in 2008 with her supplements.

On a side note, I sometimes wish that these information and products are more
readily available. The main medium from which I gather information is from the
internet. However in Malaysia where I come from, there are people in my mother's
generation who are still shy of technology and do not access the internet. And
even among those who access the internet, many do not speak English as their
first language and there are even fewer who would be comfortable purchasing
items half the world away off the internet. I feel that is perhaps God's grace
that we managed to stumble upon oleander as supplement for my mother's cancer.

This is all I have to share with the group. Sorry for the long mail. If all
continues to go well in the next few months, I will drop in to give another
report.

I also would like to note the first part of a message posted in my private forum this past week from someone seeking advice for their uncle's colon cancer that had spread to his liver:

"hi i was told of your website by a person who was cured of prostate cancer and then his wife had breast cancer and she was also cured."