Subject: Re Essiac Tea

[Guest guest]

" JoAnn Guest " <angelprincessjo>

Mon Sep 1, 2003 9:13 pm

Re Essiac Tea

 

 

http://www.just-t.com/

 

 

Ginny Darby

Sat., November 27, 1999

Re Essiac Tea

 

Ginny,

 

I don't remember if I even posted this on myself, but I am a cancer

survivor from 1990 when I had cervical cancer and had a hysterectomy

at age 33. In June 1999, I was admitted to the emergency room for

pain in the right lower quadrant beneath the surgical site. It was

some sort of a mass and because of my cancer history, they did all

kinds of tests and did not reach a diagnosis, rather referred me

back to my oncologist for follow up. I had to go to my OB/Gyn for

referral to the oncologist, and at that time he did an ultrasound

which confirmed the presence of an 8 cm. mass.

 

That is huge.

 

Well, I saw the oncologist in August and he ordered a guided needle

aspiration where they stick a needle in the mass and aspirate fluid

to check out if there are any cancerous cells.

 

Well, I cancelled the appointment for the biopsy several times and

elected to go full force into juicing, laetrile and all kinds of

antioxidants, and ESSIAC TEA (religiously) morning and at bedtime.

 

When I finally had the cat scan (without needle aspiration, due to

problems with the insurance carrier), there was NO....repeat....NO

trace of a mass ever having been there!

 

The secretary at my oncologist's office at Cedar Sinai Comprehensive

Cancer Center in Los Angeles called me at home after normal business

hours to ask why I waited so long to have the cat scan done when

they had seen me back in July.

 

I told them because of work, being sick, and other unforeseen events

that occurred. She told me what the conclusions were, and that the

mass was no longer there.

 

She told me that my doctor wanted to see me this Friday (which was

within 2 days). I told her I would have to make a later appointment

than that.

 

This is a doctor who has a long waiting line just to see him! He is

very prominent and it takes about a month to a month and a half just

to see him.

 

Well, probably because he will want to know what I did during the

in between time from when he initially saw me in consultation to the

time of the cat scan.

 

THANK GOD FOR ESSIAC!

 

Melinda

 

http://www.just-t.com/