Kidney removal/cancer

[Meg]

I’m sorry to hear about your parents, Thebull. It’s understandable you’d be worried. It's a shame that modern medicine has such a powerful influence over how people think about health. I agree that the best you can do is care for them and give them support.

Is there any chance they would do EE? :)

 

[Thebull]

Thanks for the update Thebull. Wishing the best for your parents. Hang in there.

Same here.

Also wonder how much the craziness on the planet, all sorts of Earth changes, emotional upheavals - whether suppressed or not, etc. could be playing a part with people's health and disintegration of sorts in general? It seems to be getting harder for regular folks to seek out the truth signal, so to speak, and orient as far as what's going on if they haven't made much successful efforts in the past. FWIW.

Yes I think your on the right track here Seekin Truth we are indeed living in crazy times. Over the Christmas period I know of three people who passed away and two of them it was quite sudden. Of course there are different individual circumstances for this but I think the current energies are playing a major part.

Hi TB,

sorry to hear that you have to go through such hardship.

maybe you should read this info posted by Gaby about the T regulatory cells:

http://cassiopaea.org/forum/index.php/topic,42877.msg679203.html#msg679203

As you can see the thymus role doesn't end - but glands are prone to calcification, that's why scars appear. Epigenetic factors produce, beside calcium efflux, other metals (especially copper), to be expelled from the collagen matrix which, when accumulated in tissues, will absorb non native EM radiation and leads to dehydration of tissue. I have observed this way to often in my practice. It can't be neglected or denied.

So, if you want to help your parents, look for sources of pollution in their home (wireless, cordless telephone, smart meters, nearby microwave tower) and reduce the risks as much as possible, as no amount of surgery can solve it, if this is the case.

FWIW.

I read this article Shared Joy and I disucussed some of my concerns with my mum. She had her Kidney removed at the end of October and I'm worried about her having another major operation so soon after the other. When the chances are it may not even be cancer. I asked her if she had covered all the options with the specialist and suggested maybe they could monitor the mark on the thymus with scans rather than having the operation. The mark hasn't increased in size since the first scan. She told me that the specialist said it's the only way to find out what the mark is and he's confident this is the way to go. She agrees with him on this and I'm trading carefully as I don't want to upset her.

I’m sorry to hear about your parents, Thebull. It’s understandable you’d be worried. It's a shame that modern medicine has such a powerful influence over how people think about health. I agree that the best you can do is care for them and give them support.

Is there any chance they would do EE? :)

Unfortunately they wouldn't be open to do EE or any other form of meditation. Thank you all for your support and suggestions.

 

[Thebull]

Well after much deliberating and a lack of communication between two hospitals that were involved in deciding if my mum were to have another operation. Finally on Monday the day before my mum was scheduled for the operation they decided to cancel the op and monitor the mark on the thymus. She scheduled in for another scan in 3 months.

That's the result we were hoping for as there not sure what the mark on the thymus is. It's been a great relief for us all and as was mentioned in the thread earlier you must take responsibility and question the decisions that are taken by the experts. If your not happy with a decision that's been made ask for a second opinion and ensure all the options available are considered by the doctors involved. Even if in 3 months mum requires an operation she's had a further 3 months to recover from the kidney removal in October. We will hope the mark on the thymus isn't anything sinister time will tell.

 

[SeekinTruth]

Thanks for the update, Thebull. Once again, best wishes to your mom, you, and your entire family.

Keep us updated as things come up.

 

[3DStudent]

Thanks for the update, Thebull. Once again, best wishes to your mom, you, and your entire family.

Keep us updated as things come up.

Yeah, wishing her and your family the best. Thanks for the update.

 

[WIN 52]

It is good to see that they are waiting for a while before the surgery. Keep being a positive influence in their lives. You never know what changes in attitude towards alternate ideas may present themselves. All the best.

 

[Voyageur]

Even if in 3 months mum requires an operation she's had a further 3 months to recover from the kidney removal in October. We will hope the mark on the thymus isn't anything sinister time will tell.

Indeed, gaining strength is a priority while adapting to her changed condition. I hope she can get good rest and that she responds well. Thanks for the update, Thebull.