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My best present ever. Recognized at last

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I'm a rat running around giants here at the world's peak immunotherapy conference ici 2016
What knowledge and courage you see in me comes from thee.
Dedicated to scientists doctors and all my dead brave friends known and unknown now and into our futures!
Better ways exist today and I encourage us all to dream of a better future for us all.
It's a privilege to be alive, to be human.
We are one family, we have one destiny and the mystery of ourselves and god clear to me.


To: "peter_trayhurn@bigpond.com"<peter_trayhurn@bigpond.com>
Hi Peter,
Please watch the video:
An amazing cancer survivor story here at ICI2016 in Melbourne. Peter is not a scientist, yet his courage, his unceasing quest for scientific knowledge, and his hope for a better future is a source of inspiration for all of us. Like you, Peter, we believe in the future of immune therapy. Happy 50th birthday and many more to come.
Subject: Watch "Cancer survivor speaks at international immunology meeting in Melbourne, Australia." on YouTube

My video from ici 2016  life by life I touch the most couragous hearts, how can I die when so much work remains!


IF A MOUSE CAN SCARE ELEPHANTS WELL MAYBE A RAT CAN.
TIME WILL TELL.
HOW MUCH TIME I HAVE UNKNOWN.
EVERY BREATHE EXHILARATING.
THE BLISS IS REAL AND ITS TIME TO HEAL.
ANY OF MY FRIENDS CAN COME TO DINNER AT CONFERENCE

Something positive on the ketogenic diet. I had some chocolates today which were tasty but possibly deadly, time will tell. my field of translational inventional metabolic immunotherapy just beginning. The easiest way to be a world authority is to create your own field. Im feeling incredibly happy and alive and at peace despite the enormous challenges before, my little sister invites me to dinner but Im going to the conference to try and network my ass off to save my life. the connections I attempt to make here as critical as the knowledge. While I have life, ill try and find a way, ive got so many good ideas from the conference, but ill keep them to myself as they are so dangerous and far out that ill get locked up.

I have not found anyone here really pushing oncoloytic virus with the passion I have, or gcmaf. these simple effective therapies are oh so cheap. One day they will listen, but today I smile and am patient and enjoy the massive buzz of the conference. Im feeding off the interlectual energy and passion here a bit like a happy leech! My brains tripled in size, or the connections, I have so mauch hope and so many ideas, one day ill attend these conferences with a team of genius patients and we will go away and implement quietly and save the cancer world.

Ill skip the journals, universities and newspapers and go straight to the hearrts, souls, minds and bodies of survivors.

Im not sleeping much as the chemo side effects waking me all night, it sux!. The pains gone today. My miracluous 50 year old body after 55 operations, 2 million dollars and countless inventions and interventions still functions somehow. Its not over yet and the liver is about to heal, tumour free, thats my hope, desire and goal. I know its possible!

Im begging everyone and asking everyone i meet, they smile and still run a mile. Im not as charming as I need to be. Always these ethical limitations are what puts us in our graves early. I have no answers but to save my ass any way I can. Its that simple, for now the rest of the cancer world is on there own. My advice has always been learn and folow your heart and smile! Maybe alternative, maybe conventional, maybe experimental, maybe a mix. Only God really knows.

But it starts with asking for a miracle, ive asked every breathe and i continue to ask every breathe. The posters and the great immunotherapy debate are calling me!!!! I think my kids and wife will be proud. My phones dead on my birthday, but I know my friends love me and I love them.

Im strangely more connected to this life by being peacefully disconnected. But tonight Ill party like there is no tomorrow, as with us all we have no guarantees, and if you think you do, your more foolish than me!

http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371%2Fjournal.pone.0155050

I met a hero yesterday at the public immunotherapy lectures, my big sister was there. She glimpsed my world and the courage that drives me day by day. Im a mouse amongst giants, my dieing friends have faith alone, I have faith based on my success, my knowledge and experience. The will to live binds us together.

Thank for taking a little time to chat after yesterday's public forum. I am the tall blonde bloke from Sydney, John. I would have liked to have stayed and talked longer but as I said we had to catch a flight back to Sydney. I am very excited about the prospect of immunotherapy and certainly want to know more about your experiences.

 I too don't believe in coincidence or chance, I was meant to meet you yesterday. If you don't mind I'd like to call you sometime today and perhaps catch up again for a coffee if you may be in Sydney soon. What would be the best time for me to call you?

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