My tumour is now untreatable -- RIP our beloved friend: August 11, 2016 --

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Don't give up.

Here's something that you may want to check into. Inoperable brain tumor, on infant, appears to have been cured with cannabinoid oil. There is countless other people online stating the same thing, so

Brain tumor cured with hemp oil.

“They were putting cannabinoid oil on the baby’s pacifier twice a day, increasing the dose... And within two months there was a dramatic reduction, enough that the pediatric oncologist allowed them to go ahead with not pursuing traditional therapy.” The tumor was remarkably reduced after eight months of treatment. Dr. Courtney pointed out that the success of the cannabis approach means that “this child, because of that, is not going to have the long-term side effects that would come from a very high dose of chemotherapy or radiation... currently the child’s being called a miracle baby, and I would have to agree that this is the perfect response that we should be insisting is frontline therapy for all children before they launch off on all medications that have horrific long term side effects.”

Cure Your Own Cancer. com Interesting site

He had brain and lung cancer....now gone

originally posted by: woodwardjnr
a reply to: rickymouse no I've not given up and doubt I will, I'm using a lot of the alternative therapies including baking soda and root ginger and other things. I think it's giving me a bit of the placebo effect which is better than nothing.

The baking soda does have some benefit, I just finished another cancer class and did more research on the chemotherapy drugs. Some are based off of a similar principle as baking soda. I won't say it works, because every cancer is different, but it might.

Buy a ruttabagga and use a spoon to scrape the inside out. The sugars are converted by the energy of scraping and it gets sweeter. This sweetness is actually a type of repair hormone. The rutabagga has three properties that are good for cancer. You only need to eat about a tablespoon of this scrapings twice a day to help. I do not know if it will work with your type of cancer though, it does work with some types. I was taught this by my dad when I was young, so when researching things I became obsessed with finding if it had medical benefits, it has multiple benefits.

Remember, my dad did die of brain cancer, but as I got older, he did not scrape them anymore, he did it when we were young kids. Would it have helped his brain tumor? I do not know, it could have made it grow slower. He sprayed DDT for about ten years, he quit about two years before he died. When they admitted that DDT caused cancer. Specifficaly brain cancer. DDT was removed from use, but they still spray chemicals that do the same thing. Every five years or so, the chemistry is replaced with a new chemistry without proof that it is bad and when it is discovered it is just as bad as the last it is banned This has been going on since the sixties, about five chemistries have been banned because they are no better than DDT. Change one atom then give it a new name. The FDA is a Sham.

It isn't like rutabbagas are expensive, they are less than a buck a pound. You can boil it and mash it and add brown sugar too, I can't remember which chemistry is heat liable, one is and the other isn't. One chemistry boosts good cells power and the other causes apoptosis of cancer cells.

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For what it's worth, I appreciate you and your wisdom around here. One can only hope another direction is taken somehow miraculously. I wish you love, light and peace.

originally posted by: zazzafrazz
You are my hero.

SHort and sweet as always. i was reading these comments to Woodward and it was yours that made me cry.


Anyway Woodward we may have disagreed a few times on ATS. Shoot i argue with alot of people. We may get angry at each other from time to time,have blow ups and other things but there is always a level of respect and admiration for everyone i do argue with.(yes even some who consider me a enemy i still care about you so there )

I consider everyone here a part of my extended family and friends. And familys and friends fight from time to time. Dont mean we dont care about them any less though.

SO heres a thought for you from a wise Turrian i once knew. "may you be in heaven thirty minutes before the devil knows youre dead." And save us all a seat at the bar. The first rounds on me.

a reply to: circuittoys yes I ordered some apricot kernels for what it's worth, but I'm open to all suggestions

I have known about your situation for some time and have been wondering how you were doing. I wonder if you have any idea how many lives you have touched, how much of an amazing inspiration you are. You have been through so much over the years and have shown such courage and strength that is beyond most people. You have handled this with dignity, grace and hope at almost every turn. I admire you Woody and am here for you. If you ever need to talk, my message box is always open.

Wishing you much love and light.

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I applaud your resiliance and can only wish the best for you continuing to move foward...I wish you a lot of love and more..

originally posted by: woodwardjnr


Look after your health and make the most of your lives while you can, follow your dreams, enjoy your families they will always be there for you and have proved to be the most important thing in my life. and don't let anyone hold you back. If you can walk and talk you can achieve anything you want. I could state more cliches, but I imagine I've used up my quota for ats. No need to respond I just wanted to get it off my chest, rather than derail others threads sorry lysergic.

Sooo very sorry. I repair linear accelerators (cancer treaters) for a living, and i wish we could cure more cancers. I am saddened and wish you peace. Take in some time with that niece when you are able...

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So sorry you have had to go through this and that this is the way it is. You are one of the good guys.

I never got the chance to meet you. I wish I had. Nearly half a world away some lowly POS from Las Vegas is shedding a tear for you and your family, friends.

Thank you for all your contributions here on ATS. You have helped keep me level headed(at least, as level headed as I can be).

I wish you the best of days.

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It's so hard talkin about it, so I don't expect any one to know what to say.

I know what to say woodwardjnr...and i'll start by saying that i think you are an honest to goodness, bona-fide bloody hero mate!

I mean that.

You are coping with such a filthy and frightening disease with such grace and courage, i'm in awe of you...and that rarely happens to a conceited bugger like me.

I'm sure your amazingly positive, fighting attitude has helped you all these years, and i sincerely hope it can continue to work well for you...if not, then i hope that when my time arrives, that i can face the end with even a 10th of the kind of courage and Humanity you are showing.

You're an inspiration, I really hope you make it mate..if not, i hope you make it to where you'd wish to be however you picture things..after.

The very best of wishes to you and yours woodwardjnr.

Godspeed, my friend.

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I couldn't imagine lasting that long against a tumour and knowing that it's in there would freak me out. You can take any boxer, UFC fighter, hell you could take the real world version of Rambo but the toughest people in this world are those who know they have something like this and keep on ticking no matter what.

(I've always wanted to say that I'm a fellow Woodward, it's my last name but never did it until now. We must be related somewhere in the past)

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Just in case you don't manage to beat this, I hope that the end is peaceful. Take care.

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Woodward, I admit that I've thought about you every time I've visited ATS ever since your post 2 years ago. It really moved me and I was amazed at the amount of tenacity and courage in your words. I went back and read through all the posts multiple times. I use your posts here on ATS as an online role model for the way I want to act if I am ever in a similar situation. Not saying that I would have the same amount of courage that you've shown us, but I would sure as hell try my best!

Wishing you a peaceful experience in these stages of your disease and I hope you are able to fight it out much longer than the DR's tell you to expect. Your posts here are extremely moving and I know others have much respect for them as well.

Thank you for sharing. I'm sorry for your pain but I'm glad you were able to enjoy your niece. Do not give up, you can beat this.

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I walk back and forth between thinking that I could meet death with a raise forehead, then I start fearing it wishing it will never happen..... Its my kids that does that to me.
By no means am I dying like you, but what is your state of mind? Have you litterally come to terms with it all? How old are you?

I cant really say anything comforting, except that consider how wonderful it will be to return to the natural state.... Stardust... Total equilibrium without pain or joy. Just balance.
I wish you a gentle change... The human body really is a weird thing.

First off, I am sorry to hear about your illness. I know you will get a lot of suggestions on this thread about alternative ways to treat yourself so I thought I would mention something I have read about recently.

A few members of my family have cancer so when I came across this book, I wanted to take a look at it:

"Cancer as a Metabolic Disease: On the Origin, Management, and Prevention of Cancer" by Thomas Seyfried.
www.amazon.com... 08&ref_=sr_1_1&s=books&sr=1-1

I ordered the book from the library and looked through it. It discussed the use of a ketogenic (no-carb to low-carb) diet as a means of managing cancer. It specifically discussed brain tumors and their treatment with a ketogenic diet. This is something you could do yourself as long as you want to keep fighting.

Good luck to you-
Sal


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Thanks for the videos and reading material. I'll get stuck in

originally posted by: woodwardjnr

originally posted by: stabstab
Pump yourself full of CBD oil and ginger extracts and call me in the morning. No really though best of luck to you and by all means party like it's 1999.

I'm on the old ginger and cod extract. I'm finding my meditation helpful too

Thanks

Have you tried an Atlas Profilax alignment ?

Will really help with the meditation and the feeling of being balanced, so that you may attempt to heal yourself with your thoughts...........