IV Update to the Update

I forgot to add today's good news to the blog that I just wrote...

Last week they did my tumor markers. They had been creeping up, from the 5.7 to 6.1, then to 6.3. I didn't want to ask the nurses what last weeks CEA was, since it looked like I was developing another resistance to the chemo, thus the increase in counts. I just didn't want to hear the number 8, 10, 20 or ??? So I wimped out and waited until this week to ask (with fear and trepidation) for our records. Turns out it hadn't gone up at all, and stayed at 6.3. I had only been on the IVC/K3 protocol for a short time (1 1/2 weeks) when they did the blood draw for that, so it was exciting to hear. I'm hopeful that next week it could be an even better report, with higher doses of both C and K3 building up in my system.

Tim Murbach, the ND, also has a homeopathic protocol that's been used for cancer with success, and is willing to begin that as well. We ordered the remedies, but maybe I will wait a bit and see how this treatment works first. I'm so ready to be done with all of this, I want to throw everything at it, but I don't want to overwhelm my system. So maybe I'll let he and Jonathan figure out timing. That's the scoop. ooooh to be off chemo. So far Jonathan says "No". I can understand that, but it's hard to want to go in there some days!! I'm wanting to plan for a detoxing sauna and some other stuff to get rid of the chemo that's floating around in my body-I know it's done a good work in buying me time, and I still need to build up my system. But it would sure be nice to feel all those toxins out of there.

Con't prayers for effective healing, patience, tolerance of all of this, and that gas prices would go down. Yikes! Also for finances to keep up with the output. Pat got a good review and a bit of a raise at work, but this a lot.

Thank you!!
Jeanne and the gang