Crucial Point Clearer

Before we go on about the treacheries of Dr. Kill Shot, there are some crucial things we need to lay out. Again, I need to stress that this is not intended to pose an argument in favor of traditional therapies over conventional. The argument here ought to be clear by now: At each step, all practitioners had available to them gentler, non-invasive, safe alternatives, but chose to give and do things they knew would cause harm; they did not inform him of any risks or side effects before doing/giving said things; and they vigorously blocked Jamie’s rights to choose the safer alternatives. However, to provide an accurate picture of Jamie’s condition at the time he stepped in the door for the void trial (May 14th, 2024), alternatives (traditional treatments) need to be discussed. We need make this crucial point clearer, so the full weight of the devastation wrought by these Pharma-Insurance Whores is grasped.

Tip-toe through the mistle

Recall that Jamie’s first appointment with the naturopath was rescheduled, for when she looked at the results of his blood work she insisted he go straight to the ER. That was April 25th, our first experience with Summa/Akron ER. He was drained (brutally), had stents placed in both ureters and sent home the following Monday (April 29th). Thus, it was not until May 2nd that he was able to begin the Mistletoe injections for cancer treatments. If you have any argument to pose against that, do your homework first. I am only restating the timeline.

So, May 2, 2024 Jamie received his first mistletoe injection. Just like most traditional medicines, the proper process is to start low and work up until you begin to experience the needed responses of your body. All traditional medicine works to boost your body’s own systems. Reaching your “maintenance dose” can take a few days or even weeks. This is particularly true with mistletoe. Our naturopath is also a skilled, experienced homeopath. Monday May 6th Jamie began taking the homeopathic remedies to compliment the mistletoe, made for his specific profile. (Lots involved there. Do your own homework.)

Alongside that treatment, we stocked up on much more than our usual nutritional supplements and clean foods. I did a lot of reading on what worked for others with similar issues. Though our diets and habits were already much better than most, I went into hyper drive, so to speak. This included several changes, such as moving into a more alkaline diet. Of course, all supplements I was careful to obtain from dealers that not only are certified organic, but also free of lead, pesticides and other toxins. They perform regular testing and make those results available. (Such as from the Health Ranger Store, and Gaia Herbs, for starters.) This, in combination with fresh air (as ‘fresh’ as it can be nowadays!), lots of sun, moderate exercise and resting more often. It just makes sense to treat the whole person.

At this point, these were the only treatments Jamie was using.

Here is a testimony from someone of similar circumstances, using similar methods.

In that video surgery is mentioned to remove a tumor that was similar to the one Jamie had. We did consider this to at least “debulk” it, while the treatments began to work. However, that option was hung out like a carrot on a stick to lure a donkey. We saw Dr. Said, a plastic surgeon referred to us by Summa/Akron on June 28th and again on September 6th. On one hand, he said that surgery was “too risky” due to the location of the tumor. At the same time, he attempted to push us on to his “friend” that does robotic surgery at UH. Said was emphatic that this “new innovative technology…might just be the thing.” However, he kept stressing that, quote, “they would require at least some radiation treatments” before considering surgery. Dangle the carrot to whore for your friends. Well, my husband was no jackass.

Now let me tell you about the photos…

Early on we talked about taking photos of the tumor to mark the progress of the treatments he chose. Since these circumstances were fraught with decisions that couples need to work through together, we prayed and sought out the best we could find. Then prayed some more. Yes, we did talk with the radiologist and oncologist. All they did was try to scare him into their poisons. When that did not work and Jamie respectfully refused, we did not hear from them again. In fact, they appeared quite angry at our knowledge and excitement of all the better alternatives out there. In short, when we decided on our plan of action, it seemed like a good idea to visually capture and document the healing we anticipated.

I do have photos from mid-April, for that is when the tumor first became undeniably noticeable. But for our purposes here, look at the photo comparison below. The one on the left was taken May 4th, which was two days after the first mistletoe injection. The one the right was taken, same angle, May 20th. I believe you will see a notable difference.

In just a bit more than two weeks the methods we chose were paying off. The size, swelling around it, and the “angry” red were all diminishing. And he had not even attained his “maintenance dose” yet. Not to mention, other symptoms were alleviated. I believe the adage, “a picture is worth a thousand words” is appropriate here.

Furthermore, his hemoglobin was rising and all other numbers were going in the right directions, including weight, up until May 14th. This, in spite of the fact that he was not taking the synthetic “iron supplement” crap they prescribed for him. Slowly, but certainly, his body was responding. He was getting better.

After all the treachery transpired, explained in the two previous posts (Opening Statement, First Up & Kill Shot Doc), we took photos only a couple times more. It became apparent that the Epogen poison caused the tumor to grow out of control. Later, when he got much worse, Jamie made me promise two things: One, that I would not let anyone see him in his worsening condition. (If you want, you can read more about that here.) Two, that he asked me, “if the worst happens…make sure to get at least one last photo.” I’m not sure why he asked me to do that, but I honored his request.

Things no one mentions

When fighting something like cancer, shouldn’t the doctors let you know what one can likely expect? Especially if the tumor grows? And I am not talking about the points used to terrify Jamie. I am talking about… Well, hold on a second. Let me address this first…

I can almost hear what you’re thinking. Yes, we could have sought out second and even third opinions. I sought through and reached out to a list of various types of doctors on a regular basis. The only reason I stopped was due to how quickly things changed after May 14th. After that day, it was like an all out war on roller coasters.

The main thing that they–someone—should have prepared us for was the fact that the tumors bleed as they grow. The larger they get, the more they bleed. It can, and did, get incredibly terrifying. All this to say, we were a bit too distracted with literal life and death scenarios playing out almost daily. That is the main reason why we were unable to continue seeking other doctors who give a damn and know what they’re doing.

But none of any of the doctors at any point in time throughout all of this mentioned any damn thing about that horrid thing bleeding, or any of all the other horrible things Jamie suffered. Things that were mainly “side effects” from all the poisons they pumped into him between June 6th and 24th. And whenever I mentioned to any of the docs about the bleeding they just gave a horrified stare and said nothing. Nothing at all. Not a damn thing. Abominable cowards.

So now

So now we’re back to the hell-spital horrors, which we will cover in depth in the next release. For now, I pray that the facts of at least this much are clearer to you. Mainly, that they had a guy that was improving. With both the cancer and his kidneys, he was winning the battles. Slowly, but certain. I cannot stress this enough that this was true up and until May 14th, 2024, when Nurse Bitch-Ass and her sidekick flat out refused to do their damn jobs. He almost died on May 17th and we made the deadly decision to admit him June 6th. Again, I will provide those details and evidence in the next post. The main point here is, they had a guy that was winning the battles and they destroyed him. Nurse Bitch-Ass and her sidekick set the stage. Docs and the hell-spital board created further damage. Dr. Kill Shot literally finished him off. These all made choices of things they knew would do Jamie additional harm and had high risks of killing him. They did so, knowingly, all while they had available safer alternatives.

And those facts, ladies and gentlemen, will become even clearer as this presentation continues.

Thanx for your time. Goodnight for now.

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