Okay, so it was almost a week ago that they finally “let” Jamie come home. Truthfully, I did not want to leave his side now that we could catch up on cuddle time! But he has gotten some actual rest (which is nearly impossible in a hospital) and packing in some good food and whole food supplements. This past Monday (6/24) the docs were “reevaluating” to consider what to do next, but Jamie put a dent in their plans, which I’ll explain in a minute. So, 603 miles later (mileage on my car just going to and from hospital), the best news yet is HE’S HOME! And slowly, but surely gaining regaining strength!
Vultures remain steadfast
Although the vultures remained steadfast in pushing their agenda, Jamie reasoned with them and they actually heard him this time. Their agenda consisted of dialysis, which would have required a blood transfusion due to anemia. The same ole hype they’ve been spewing since day one. It’s like they kept him in there, restricted to bed rest, pushing poisons that only made his numbers flop up and down while creating other problems, only to pressure him with fears of “dialysis is the only way” bullshit, over and over. As if they were trying to wear him down into agreeing with them. Thank God Almighty, it did not work. The more he refused their poisons, the better or at least more stable his numbers got. The better he felt. Last Saturday (6/22), two days before they released him, I started taking in some of the supplements to add to his food. Even took in a smoothie a couple times. He already started feeling a bit better.
I am not trying to even infer that these supplements had magical ingredients that made him pop out of bed, ready to run a marathon. So, folks, please do not read into what I am saying. The body’s processes are admittedly slow at times, especially when so much damage had been caused by that idiot nurse in urology on May 14th (the “voiding trial”). To heal the body naturally takes time, but if done right last many years.
So, on June 24th, the docs came in repeatedly to let Jamie know his numbers still were not where they ought to be. Duh. Jamie reasoned back at them with the facts. Mainly, keeping him in a dark room, restricted to bed, drawing blood every other day while trying to push their poisons is doing nothing good for him. He did not quite use those words, but similar. He advised them that “nothing was going to change.” In other words, their tactics were not working to get him to do dialysis, etc. And he wanted none of their poisons. He reasoned that he could just as easily go home and return for weekly blood draws to monitor the progress of his levels. So, why keep him any longer? They finally agreed, though still remained steadfast in their “advice”.
What if…
What if they had, upon admitting him to the hospital on June 6th, administered actual help that would have boosted the body’s own mechanisms of healing? Granted, that day it was Jamie and I that insisted he needed to be admitted. There are certain scenarios that do need a hospital environment. We do not deny that. However, if a hospital actually cares about healing–helping to make folks well–then there is much that needs changed.
Imagine, for a moment, they immediately hooked him up on the sodium bicarbonate IV for a while. They did hook that up eventually the first day, which was not altogether a bad thing. Sodium bicarb does help clean the blood (for want of words) when the kidneys are having a tough time doing so. Their particular drip has glucose and insulin in it, and God only knows what else, that is “supposed to help.” I’ll leave further remarks about that for another time, the point here is they at least started with something moderately good. Everything else they gave him after that was greatly harmful to his kidneys (which the doc admitted) and could have killed him.
But what if they then hooked up a nutrition IV, since he was so malnourished at that point? A nutrition IV made from clean, whole foods? Even for a short time each day. What a difference that would have made. I firmly believe that alternating this with the sodium bicarb drip would have leveled him out sufficiently enough within three days. Between that, close monitoring, good food and rest, he would have been home in less than a week.
How can I make such an assertion? Having no medical background, no degree, etc, who am I to say? Well, Two days after rejecting most of their poisons, Jamie’s pains began to go away. He began to eat better again. Two days after rejecting all of their poisons, he was able to get up and about again, and his numbers stopped flopping around. All this, while still in the hospital. Within two days of some good, whole food supplements, he was more consistently alert and was able to reason with them to get him the hell out of there. We visited his parents on the way home.
By Wednesday (6/26) he was ready to do yard work, but it rained. Thursday he was trying to tell me he could drive himself to the grocery store. He likely could have, but gave in when I asked him to please give it a few more days. Friday, after yet another doc appointment, he mowed the lawn. Oh, and he gained a couple more pounds. Right now he is trying to fix my weed eater to finish up the yard.
So, again, what if? What if the so-called purveyors of “medicine” and “health” finally got their heads out of Big Pharma’s ass and began to actually practice healing? And I mean for all, two-leggers and four-leggers?! Need I be redundant? Look what it did for my dog.
What are we doing?
I am going to share here a brief low down on what we are using to help Jamie heal. For reasons that piss me off, I must say this: *THIS IS NOT MEDICAL ADVICE.* This is simply what we have found after diligent deep diving into all things that God created for such issues. And I’m only going to provide a list of the items. It is much better if you do your own homework on these things, since not all herbs and other supplements help all folks the same.
Baking soda (sodium bicarb): 1 1/4 tsp dissolved in a little water each day.
Gaia Herbal Supplement (capsules) containing Turmeric, Organic Stinging Nettle leaf, Organic Feverfew, Quercetin, Goldenseal root, Black Pepper and Ginger.
Shaklee: Iron + C tablet, Multivitamin, B complex.
Smoothie made with: Coconut milk, Health Ranger’s Pea Protein powder, Health Ranger Moringa powder, Groovy Bee Beet Juice powder, ACV, Health Ranger’s Vit-C powder, Groovy Bee MCT oil (95%), some fresh blue berries from our garden, or other fresh/frozen fruit for flavor.
In addition, now that we are out of that hell-ospital, we are “allowed” to get back to the cancer treatments with our naturopath.
This, along with moderate and moderately increasing activity, has helped him immensely. We are excited to see what his “numbers” will be the next time (next Wed.) they draw blood.
Thanx so much
Thanx so much, folks, for all your prayers. Please share some encouragement below, and we humbly ask for your help with donations, since this venture is not covered by “insurance” it does get costly. Funny thing that it costs more to get stuff that is not processed to oblivion, fewer ingredients, etc. A little backwards, isn’t it?! But that is the sad state that is our society today–until we all stand and push back on the purveyors of poisons, that is. Help us make Jamie well, so that it flies in the faces of all those who push poisons to keep people sick! Help us show how God’s medicine and healing works! …it’s already working 😉
Thanx again 🙂
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