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My Natural Cancer Treatment Story - VII - Day 34 of the Grape Diet

Skin and bone, skin and bone.

But, the skeleton is still a’movin’

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So here we are on day 34 of grapes, grape juice, water and sweet fanny else … I lie, I have had the odd green tea or rooibos tea if I’ve been out at a restaurant or coffee shop with friends.

Have you ever sat at a quality pizza restaurant, Leonardo’s at the Boardwalk in Port Elizabeth for example, and been on some mono-diet which has precluded you from partaking in a single dish or a single item from the menu while all around you are sating themselves on the most delicious smelling pizzas, and the rich aromas of cappucinnos and good coffees have surrounded and enveloped you? This, my friend, takes willpower.

Had no idea I was so well endowed. (willpower, twit)

Either that, or I’m down to plan ‘Q’ with little room to manoeuvre.

My face is angular. The skin is stretched tight across prominent cheekbones and the eyes bulge if I open them a wee tad. (It would seem obvious then, that I should not open them more than a much wee-er tad).

The tumour seems huuuuge … with 2, not 1, openings now with both seeping blood at times. It appears extremely ripe and fit to burst. I pity anybody standing or sitting to my right when that day comes … thar she blows, Ishmael …

Click on pics for larger versions … if you dare.

Unfortunately, these photos don’t seem to show the gauntness! Rather large protuberance, what? Taken 14th Jan ‘08	And the jolly tumour type outfit thang from the side. Luvverly, jubberly. Taken 14th Jan ‘08
Flippin’ huge, ain’t it? Any wonder why I have no great joy in wandering around shopping centres at the moment? Taken 16th Jan ‘08

I am continually amazed that such a large growth has not interfered with my swallowing and hearing. It seem pressed so tightly into my lower ear and I occasionally feel slight pressure against the oesophagus, but that’s it.

Divine Providence looks over us, of this I’m sure.

It would seem that I’m suffering - I’m not, and have never really been. Oh, one can complain if one is of a mind to, but it would seem churlish when one is so blessed.

Life is life. It simply transpires and one gets on with whatever chances to come one’s way. As Glynnis (Alan of MyPE fame’s wife) says: “Sh*t happens“.

This is a life philosophy worthy of the finest consideraton.

Now what was I waffling about in the last post? :-

• the very uncomfortable tenderness and pain which emanated from directly below my sternum and extended about 3cm down and 5ish across (liver?), has diminished remarkably. I can breathe without discomfort and sleep without discomfort now. Hallelujah. It makes life much easier.
  I have no idea whether this is connected to the liver cancer that I was diagnosed with as, if it is, it’s the only discomfort that I have ever felt from there. Has it already cleared up?
• the dizzy spells, extreme weakness and lethargy that I was battling with so much definitely stemmed from not having had enemas to cleanse the toxins out the system. The enemas have helped considerably. I heartily recommend them.
  For a hefty fee, I shall assist you in this glorious process. For a lesser fee, I shall stand at a distance. For a mere stipend, I shall advise you over the phone. Nuff said.
• the neck tumour is not sensitive anymore, around the edges or anywhere else.

I have decided to continue doggedly on until, at the very least, 42 days have passed. I shall then re-evaluate the cancer situation, gauge whether there is progress and decide what to do from there.

I am fully conscious of a few things:

• I am acutely aware that the “Grape Cure” / grape diet treatment is entirely under the directorate of the Creator, not moi. I do my thing, He does His and all will be as it must be. This I cannot change.
• I shall never use chemotherapy as any part of my cancer treatment. This will continue to be a natural treatment.

Johanna Brandt, in the “Grape Cure”, states explicitly:

“Under the Grape Diet, it should run its full course within a month or six weeks. The patient loses weight to an extent that would be alarming if he did not understand the principle of the Cure. While on the first stage of the Grape Diet, nothing should be administred to make him gain weight - no food of any kind except the grape. In advanced cases it is sometimes by reducing him to a virtual skeleton that the disease may be overcome. When in severe cases he has reached this point, when he has been brought almost to skin and bone, there is nothing left for the cancer to live on and it usually disappears spontaneously. There are many kinds of cancer and the patients are all at different stages of the disease. It is therefore impossible to say beforehand how long it will take to arrive at the turning-point.”

Let the good times roll …

My Natural Cancer Treatment Story - VII - Day 34 of the Grape Diet

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