It's a really strange day today I got out of intensive care I had a quick but fantastic talk with the surgeon he said that he got all the cancer that he could not see any Cancer anywhere around the liver in the liver or in the abdomen and he had a chance to look because he had to do a large cut down my abdomen as laparoscopic was not possible.
He also mentioned that my liver was very soft and I'm wondering if that's an effect from the infrared radiation or if it's an effect of all the coffee enemas I do I'm taking it as a good sign that it's not calcified it's not hard but I'll do more research in this regard
So Driving Force of this surgery was really clinical desperation I had not achieved outstanding results in the last 5 weeks of Therapies besides stability I guess you call that outstanding you know with no chemotherapy is quite an achievement. But I wanted more and I've explained the time bomb analogy where as cancer patients have a limited time to effect remission before we can lose control of Our illness
So then I did the photodynamic therapy and I just got my cancer markers back today from Sunday and my cea was only 18 and ca 19-9 was 420 and my CRP was 25
What these numbers mean to me is that I've had a brilliant result from the photodynamic therapy that the cancer markers early last week really were the predicted tumor die off and that the dramatic fall which is really the best level cancer marker I've had in 4 years is exceptional
It's ironic then that I'm headed in to the most aggressive with surgery when it's clearly not necessary in some respects as the ultrasound shows the tumor is shrinking fast and that contrast is no longer being dissipated but from my experience with immunotherapy is there always remains a few cells that can recur
But the advantage of this specific liver surgery to create an endogenous dendritic cell vaccine of my own tumor antigen. that's the primary goal but the surgery not the removal of the tumor.
I've got some tumour material that can be sent to Dr nesselhut I may even have the option of bringing that tumor material home and using it in a different vaccine trial that I may be granted access to.
So I'm recovering from feeling a bit better still reasonable pain if I walk but I couldn't feel any more optimistic I've got to do some research also about coming over to methadone from the morphine and I remember what I read a few months ago and I want it right now we'll see if it helps.
What's the point of injecting the gcmaf into the lymph nodes if I disable my immune system with morphine.
It's so easy getting attacked on the Internet and I really don't have the energy to defend myself but I did and I shouldn't.
I USED TO PARTICIPATE ON THE GCMAF FACEBOOK GROUP AND COLONTOWN
But no matter how hard you try to help and explain it doesn't work and funnily enough you end up getting attacked yourself which is not good it would be ironic if we only gcmaf success I've met was lost by attacks from the GCmaf forum.
MY LAST COMMENT ON FACEBOOK COLONTOWN FOR A WHILE
MY LAST COMMENT ON FAFEBOOK GCMAF FOR A WHILE
you are right i have no right to put people in confusing situations and i thought id give some hope. Id be careful in future attacking cancer patients on morphin who just have massive liver surgery. Any public comments can be attacked and people as well. My last comment here is i owe my life to gcmaf and that i was operable a miracle after 6 years. I had dirty margins. You dont understand so let me explain. Debulking lowers immunosuppressive factors that may allow improved immune responses and may assist gcmaf. As general statement gcmaf will probably help everyone. For some cancer patients it helps alot , for some not as much. Of course surgery is essential its life saving. I'VE spent my money pioneering revolutionary gcmaf techniques and sharing what works and what does to help. Goodluck
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So one of my dearest friends and readers basically attacked my knowledge and credibility and my expression and I tried to defend myself but I guess it was ineffective as I could never say what the other person wanted to hear.
In the complexity of cancer survival we are Prisoners of our experience and a bias.
And the irony of this beautiful life continues where one friend attacks the others congratulate and the overriding sense of satisfaction is that I have made it and as I expressed in earlier blogs the tragedy that I cannot share my knowledge effectively and that I cannot help those that are suffering either themselves or trying to care for a loved one
Hey Peter
I read from your lowest cancer Maker
What a Great Sensation . Best Wishes
To You 😘
Thanks dearest. Gods glory is mine
A cannula in my jugular vein was a most un enjoyable experience I really did feel like Frankenstein
I'm doing my far infrared laser on the wound I need expedited healing so I can get home to the family almost no chance of being ready on Friday so I'm shooting for Tuesday afternoon the most important aspect is getting some viruses from Dr for my Monday morning treatment of the lungs it's a great day to be alive and I am very very grateful and I pray for all of my friends struggling with the challenges of this illness
