Guest guest Posted April 30, 2001 Report Share Posted April 30, 2001 dear Master Fe, Namaste that's Andrea from Italy. Could you please help me again with Matteo? You saw him last july in Nadia's house in Monfalcone,he is 14 years old and the diagnoisis is chronic myellogenous leukemia. Mastrer Choa saw and healed him three weeks ago. Now he is in the hospital from th 17th of april an tomorrow afternoon , 27th of april, he is going to have a bone marrow transplant from an unrelated donnor. During these last 9 days in the hospital he received very high doses of chemotherapy (conditioning), and three days of 2 sessions a day of TBI (total body irradiation). He felt bad only the first two days of chemo and during the 3 days of TBI he DIDN'T have any side effects. He was happy, talking and laughing with all the medical staff. Doctors were astonished and asked me often (not in front of him,) if he had at least nausea. Yesterday his WBC were 4000, this morning were 1000 and tomorrow morning his immunitary system will not exist any more ready to receive the bone marrow transplant, that is an infusion. About the donnor we only know that she is an american girl 28 years old (God's blesses to her). Complications after transplant could be GVHD Graft Versus Host Disease. GVHD is triggered by a type of WBC in the donnor's marrow calle T cells. the donnor T cells are trained to recognize which cells belong in the donnor's body and which cells do not. When transplanted into the patient, the T cells perceive the patient's organs and tissues as foreign cells and start an immune system attack to destroy them. It's better to say ...could start...GVHD could be controlled with drugs.Allthought donor WBC can cause GVHD, they also confer an important benefit on CML patient called Graft versus leukemia effect because there is the possibility that not all leukemia cells has been destroyed from chemotherapy and total body irradiastion. Other complications are infections, expecially from cytomegalovirus, because the new bone marrow takes time to colonized. Could you tell me please what to do with Matteo, because this is a delicate moment. During tha last ten days I did only sweeping on him, prayers, blessings and positive thinking. Now I need to know how to go on. THANK YOU,THANK YOU, THANK YOU LOVE AND LIGHT NAMASTE Andrea----------- Dear Andrea, Greetings. MEDICAL INFORMATION: GRAFT-VERSUS-HOST DISEASE " Graft-versus-host disease is an unusual complication that affects primarily people whose immune system is impaired by drugs or disease. In this disease, the recipient's (host's) tissues are attacked by the donated white blood cells (the graft). The symptoms include fever, rash, low blood pressure, tissue destruction, and shock. " PRANIC HEALING TREATMENT: 1. Scan the major and minor chakras, the vital organs, spine thoroughly. Remember, thorough scanning is an important factor to proper treatment especially in this case. If the affected part is congested, thorough cleansing should be emphasized. If the affected part is depleted, energizing should be emphasized If affected chakra is overactivated, then it should be thoroughly cleansed and inhibited by using BLUE. If affected chakra is underactivated, then it should be thoroughly cleansed and activated by energizing with LWR for the lower chakras or with LWV for the upper chakras. 2. REDUCING THE RISK OF REJECTION OF TRANSPLANTED ORGANS (Aph book, p.90) " Red prana and yellow prana can also be used to facilitate the assimilation and acceptance by the body of a newly transplanted organ. This will reduce the risk of rejection. This is done by cleansing the transplanted organ and energizing it with LWR, then with a little of LWY prana. LWR is about 95% and LWY is about 5%. IT IS SAFER NOT TO ENERGIZE THE BASIC CHAKRA OF THE PATIENT IN ORDER TO AVOID STIMULATING THE IMMUNE SYSTEM. " 3. Do general sweeping several times a day with LWG. 4. Apply cleansing the internal organs technique. 5. Apply cleansing the blood technique. 6. Cleanse all major and minor chakras and organs. Love and light, masterfe Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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