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Paul Lokkosmoe's Story
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Part Three
  

Cheryl, Paul's wife, wrote over 200 letters to me in a 4 month period. I have selected some of them to tell their story.

 
Email to Bob Davis: Sat, 18 Jan 2003 18:29:51 EST

I have learned the requirements to the colon cleansing, but I have waited until Paul's weight was up before starting the program. We have a store that has everything right here. Yes it's expensive, but oh well! The colon cleansing is about $178 and they give me 15% off on everything for cancer. I am really excited about the MGN-3. They gave me several articles and pictures of exactly what does and how long it takes with different situations in early stage cancer, and then with advanced 'no hope' cancer. It explodes the cancer cells and and tumors.

It will still take surgery  to remove the masses in some areas, ie; debulking Paul's neck.

Here is what we are taking right now.

Green Barley, (lots).
Digestive enzymes, 15 capsules daily.
Calcium, 10 tablets.
MGN-3 45mg/day (top dosage)
Lots of vegetable juice.

We will move into colon cleansing tomorrow, when I go back to the store and get and read the data on it.

As far as the doctors are concerned, they haven't called (?). I have an appointment with Paul on Monday for his evaluation from the University of Mn. We have never met the doctor. We are going to request a CT scan or a pet scan before the doctor does any procedures and Paul agrees. They will probably not schedule for 2 weeks, which will give us a little time and also get more MGN-3 and other things into him.

Do you think that the results will be different? Just a little would be good. We could work with that.

I'm sorry that it took so long to catch up on things.

Yes, please update the prayer group and let them know about Monday at 1:45 - for positive things, please.

Thank you for everything

Cheryl

Part 1: Introduction  
  
Part 2: We didn't get very good news

Part 3: The beginning of alternative treatments 

Part 4: The beginning of success

Part 5: The continuing struggle

Part 6: He's making remarkable recovery

Part 7: The continuing battle, with hope

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