I am a survivor of 7 years now, initally found in my left breast after my mother and brother died 7 months earlier. It was the year 2000 and the World Trade Center had just been hit by terrorists. Yet I was fighting the terrorist inside my body.

I had the lumpectomy, fortunately my lymph nodes were not affected, but I lost 14 nodes in my left armpit which were removed. I was faced with 6 months of chemo, 6 weeks of radiation and 5 years of tomoxifin ( a drug that supposedly prevents re-occurences).

I was depressed and grieving because of the deaths in my family and yet I was forced to attend to my own survival and it took everything I had in me to fight the disease.

I chose another route and that was to use alternative medicine so I sought out all the naturopath doctors I could find in my area. Well through treatments, supplements, a better alkaline diet, and much meditating I am still here.

I didn’t feel chemo was right for me, because it would destroy my immune system which I know I needed to fight cancer. All I can say here is to introduce more raw vegetables, either through salads or juicing each day. I also take Vitamin D, about 5,000 IU per day, as a prevention dose, more if you are currently fighting the disease.

This may or maynot be of interest to you or your mom but it does work against fighting cancer or its reoccuring in the body. Cancer is not a disease it is the state of one’s body that allows cancer to grow. The more intake of plants which alkalize the body, the better chance your body has to prevent cancer.

I do not believe that it cannot be beaten as I am, and many many others are still alive today.

I would recommend you seek out alternative medicine for your mother, and if you need further information I am on Twitter.

Here is to your mother’s health, and you all your family on Thanksgiving, we are all thankful of our many blessings.

Best Regards
Teriss

ummmm…

wow. some interview messr duck!

QS: Yes, but what is your meal that you would choose for perpetuity.
GERVAIS: Jesus.

Who knew he was such a religious guy?