I am a certified medical assistant. Four years ago, after having symptoms of a lot of fatigue and losing weight, I realized something wasn’t quite right. At first the doctor told me I had an irritable bowel and to take Pepto Bismal, so I wasn’t too worried. But then I felt pain, at one time so badly doubled-over with pain because of a complete colon blockage. It was then they did a barium enema and found out that I had a tumor the size of a grapefruit. I was diagnosed with colon cancer. That was pretty shocking.

Over the course of time, I went through several doctors. Working in the medical field, I fully trusted everything they had to offer. I initially tried radiation and chemotherapy but there weren’t any major changes. I contacted a friend who said he knew of two things that would help. I was leery to try something so different, but then decided it wouldn’t hurt to try. I was introduced to herbal therapies.

It took, I believe, three weeks for the tumor in my colon that was scheduled to be removed, to shrink to a size that was so small that the doctors didn’t even need to take out. At that point I pretty much felt like I didn’t need to take the herbs anymore.

Around that time I moved to Florida to look after my grandmother who was diagnosed with cancer less than two months after I arrived. So here I was working full time, taking care of my grandmother full time, and then I found out I had cancer that had spread to my stomach and my lymph nodes in my armpit. I had a fairly young doctor that wanted me to try new chemotherapy drugs, but they weren’t working. I had chemo directly injected into a walnut-sized tumor in my arm-pit, that failed. I had radiation on my stomach, which failed, and the final treatment offered to me was intravenous chemotherapy. By my fourth chemo treatment I had stopped breathing and my heart stopped beating. At one point, I was even bleeding out of my eyes because of the treatment. I got to the point that I just said, if I’m going to die, I’m going to die without poison in my body.

That’s when I decided I better get in touch with the alternative therapy again. This time, I also learned about a new piece of equipment, a wrist pulsing unit. I wasn’t too sure about it as there wasn’t a lot of information available at that time. Three months later my grandmother died and at that point I decided I needed to rearrange my life and take care of me.

I moved back to California and to relax and enjoy what I thought was the little bit of time that I had left. I started exclusively treating myself using the blood electrification at least 2 hours a day and drinking about a glass of colloidal silver each day. I also followed the Hulda Clark herbal program as outlined in her book. Again, I was skeptical, but the first week after I started wearing the device, I had more energy. That kept me going and the following week I decided to use it two hours in the morning and two hours at night. Now I experienced a major difference in my energy level. It even acted like an anti-depressant because I wanted to do more. The only side effect I got from the blood electrifier was a temporary rash (on the wrist) and a little bit of aloe vera helped that.

After a week, I noticed the lymph node tumor had been steadily shrinking. About 4 months after arriving in California, I was definitely feeling better but wanted to make sure everything was in the clear so I had a colonoscopy and an endoscopy. There were no evidence of tumors and nothing in my blood at all as far as the cancer goes.

That did a lot to boost my outlook on life. I cried a little. It was another lease on life and a ticket for a couple more years in this world which I enjoy. A year after arriving to California, I was happy to start working again. I enjoy what I do. It has been the major turnaround in my life.

If I feel like I’m coming down with something, I put the wrist pulsing unit on without fail. I don’t mess around any more. As maintenance I use it at least once a year for a couple of weeks with the herbs. I hardly get a cold anymore and today I am healthy, I enjoy skiing, enjoy things that I thought I wouldn’t do.

If I were to go back in time, to where I was diagnosed with the cancer, there is no doubt in my mind that I would turn to the herbs and the blood electrifier. I would not give the radiation and chemotherapy a thought. That almost destroyed me.