Leukemia: She is doing well after giving up chemo!

This morning, Pak Jam from Aceh came – he said this is his 6th visit to Penang (Click here for full story: http://cacare.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=243&Itemid=57). The purpose of his trip is to collect herbs for his wife.

To me, seeing Pak Jam is a wonderful, most satisfying and rewarding experience. It leaves me with awe and amazement – indeed God the Almighty is merciful. Seeing Pak Jam is to know that his wife is still alive!

My only question of concern is: How is Ibu (mother) now? Pak Jam answered: Better that before. Oh, what a great answer. As I have always said this is God’s wonderful blessing. No man can explain how and why Pak Jam’s wife is still alive today. It defies scientific thinking. Ah, who is asking for scientific proof or clinical trial? This story is must unbelievable – most improbable! Men of science call this a “fluke” or the bombastic word is “spontaneous healing”! Yes, fluke that happens at CA Care all too often! Ask yourself: would “spontaneous healing” happen if his wife were to continue staying in the hospital for chemo ... and chemo and spending RM 2,000 each day?

But do we really need that scientific proof? God’s work needs no proof. You see it! You experience it. That is if you have eyes to see. But human minds are closed –saturated and numb with super ego.

I asked Pak Jam again: Are you sure that Ibu is okay? Yes, she is. Her haemoglobin has now gone up to 12 plus – higher than the previous reading! When she went to see the doctor in the hospital, the doctor (who knew about her leukemia) would not give her any medication. He was in awe and was amazed and said he would not wish to sabotage the present healing process. What a wonderful doctor!

I asked Pak Jam how he got his wife into the aero plane. This is what he said: My wife was on the wheel chair and I had to tilt it towards me and held her head against my chest. In my heart I prayed that she just would not leave us while at the Penang airport – please God, let her die after the plane take off. How did you get her into the plane? I waited until everyone was on board – we were the last to get in. There were three seats and my wife was placed on the middle seat while her head rested on my son’s lap and both her legs on my lap. When we got to Medan, all our relatives were there to receive us.

I told Pak Jam that all our conversations were being video taped and I would like to add in more clips of our conversation. I asked if I should cover his face. Pak Jam said: No, please remove the cover on my face. I want to let the world know this. Indeed I am impressed. This is a man who is different most people who came. For most people I have to cover their faces in our video clips. And some patients don’t even want to share their success stories.

A lesson for me: The learned and the educated ask for scientific proof. They want it published in peer reviewed journal! I don’t buy such stuff any more. Experience and see for yourself what had happened. Take it or leave it. What greater proof is there than seeing a person alive and well?

I consider myself blessed and I remain grateful to the Almighty God for every miracle that happened at CA Care. And each week I shall look for miracles – big or small. You can keep your science and your proof, but for me I shall continue to praise the Unseen God for every blessing that happened.

Colon-Liver Cancer from UK

This is an email from England.

Started with diarrhorea over quite some time and then in October 2009 a feeling of pain (and small lump)on the right side of abdomen and sweating up the back when exerting.

End of December 2009 colonoscopy biopsies taken then a CT scan in early Jan 2010.

Operation to remove large malignant tumour 20 January 2010. Cancer had spread to the liver.

Offering no proposed medical treatment apart from steroids in short term and pain killers.


My reply
Dear T,
Thanks for your email. Steroids and painkillers would not be the answer ... but that possibly is what modern medicine can offer after surgery.

I wonder if you have read all what I have written in the website – the therapy and what it involves – your commitment, diet restriction, taking of not-pleasant-tasting herbs, etc.

Besides the herbs cost some money. Generally people writing from the US or UK are used to receiving free medical treatment and they expect CA Care to provide everything for free. Unfortunately, we don't have the resources to do that even if we would like to help everyone.

Regards,
Chris

Eye Cancer: 5-month-old-baby boy

Dear Prof. Teo,

My grandson is five months old. He was diagnosed with retinoblastoma. He has had an operation to remove his right eye. The doctor has recommended chemo but I would like to ask your opinion for alternative treatment.

The baby's parents live in Sarawak. I wonder if I could make an appointment any time between 27 Feb and 1 March for them to come and see you?

Please let me know. Thank you.

LS

My reply
Dear LS,

Thanks for writing. But I am indeed sorry to say that it is not possible for me to handle a 5-month-old. We use herbs and I cannot see how I can be effective.

Of course the doctor would want to chemo him after an operation - a tragic suggestion indeed. But unfortunately, I really don't know what I can do.
Chris

Ovarian Cancer: Christmas Greeting from Australia

Update from E from Australia. She was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and was given three and a half months if she did not do chemotherapy. E refused!


Hi Chris and Im,

It has been a hectic few months and Christmas only four days away. My friends cannot believe how well I look and the energy I have. Last Christmas at this time I was in a wheelchair as I tired very quickly but it only took four weeks on your herbs to make me feel like my old self again.

Sad part is that they have all said that if they get cancer they could not follow the routine I do regarding diet or continue with the herbs for a long period of time.

I cannot understand this attitude as they have seen for themselves the benefits of this regime. Are people so weak and lack discipline – especially if it means their LIFE?.

Most people are creatures of habit and not prepared to change OR put in the effort to help themselves. If they had any common sense they would find out all there is to know about HOW NOT TO GET SICK or if they have a health challenge HOW BEST TO HEAL.

It is a sad reflection of one’s attitude when we expect someone else to heal us and take no active part at all. I see this time and time again, here in Australia.

Each and every one of us has the ability to create our own miracle, we need only to try and also ask for help from god or the universe, which we are all part of.

I found the story regarding Pak Jam's wife very humble and an amazing read. Faith and love have a great part to play in any healing and Pak was meant to find you as he loves his wife dearly.


Your kindness and caring gave them hope and sometimes this is all that is needed to kick start the healing process. God bless you and Im for your humanitarian work and love you give all who come to you.

Only four days to go before our family get together for our huge Christmas lunch, with a day filled with much laughter and the joy of playing games with our grandchildren. We will don our Santa outfits to-morrow night and visit the many Christmas displays scattered through-out Melbourne. Some people go to great lengths to produce remarkable displays of lights and characters such as HUGE SANTAS AND SNOWMEN.


I miss Scotland at this time of year when the snow falls and it is minus 30 deg. It is a magical time.


Well my dear friends I miss you and wish you both a wonderful Christmas and a healthy and happy new year. My love and thoughts are with you.


Cheers

E from Australia

Breast Cancer: Christmas Greeting from J

This is an email I received from J who had breast cancer five years ago. Every year J send us this kind of message to update us.


Dear Dr Chris,


How are you? Please send my love to Im.


I am living joyously and healthily. Currently I am still taking C-Tea and Capsule A. By March 2010, it will be my fifth year anniversary since my cancer discovery.


In these five years, I witness my own family members battle with cancer. My grandmother was diagnosed with stomach cancer. A big chunk of her stomach was thrown out and no chemo or whatsoever treatment after operation. She is doing well at 83 years old. Her son (my uncle, 47) was diagnosed with liver cancer in 2007. He died three months later but painlessly. He took your herbs and it was towards the end of the week that he felt uncomfortable.


My aunt (52) passed away in July 2009 after three months of her stomach cancer discovery. I was told she suffered tremendously. Her family insisted on chemo although her son consulted you.


Five years have gone by and life has been good. I want to thank you for everything. I especially remember how desperate I was when I first saw you. I was full of fear and uncertainty. Whenever I meet new cancer patients, I refer them to your website as through your site they could gather lots of information and not fall into a panic mode. From there then they can decide what to do with their cancer cells.


I wish you and family "A HAPPY AND MERRY CHRISTMAS. GOD BLESS YOU."


With love,


J,
Selangor

Breast Cancer from France

Fifty-five-year-old female from France with cancer of the breast that had spread to the bones in the pelvis (left iliac/hip/innominate and right trochanter) wrote me. This was what happened.

HISTORY OF TREATMENT
October 2004: Chemotherapy every three weeks, with FEC100. CA15.3 = 57.2

February 2005: Chemotherapy once a week, TAXOL with HERCEPTIN, for 16 weeks.
Hormone therapy: aromazine, then stopped, changed to femara and an enantone injection

June 2005: Operation to remove tumour on the breast. The tumour of 6 cm, reduced to 2 cm after chemotherapy. CA 15.3 = 16.8. Treatment with femara and enantone injections were continued.

June 2007: CA 15.3 = 32.9, exceeded the norm (below 31.3 in France). Chemotherapy again with NAVELBINE and FASLODEX injections plus daily oral intake of XELODA.

March 2008: Chemotherapy taken orally – ENDOXAN and METHOTREXATE and VYBRAMACINE

September 2008: Chemotherapy, TAXOTERE and HERCEPTIN once every three weeks for 6 sessions. CA 15.3 = 37.5

September 2009: Chemotherapy, TAXOL and HERCEPTIN every three weeks for 4 sessions. CA 15.3 = 51.5

January 2010: CA 15.3 = 65.4.Chemotherapy: TAXOL, once a week and HERCEPTIN every four weeks.

Chemotherapy stopped for one week. Chemotherapy to be resumed on 15th February 2010

SUMMARY

I am still undergoing treatment. I take anti-depressants and medicine for panic/worry. I take biphosphonates (ZOMETA) to strengthen the bones (by drip).

I sleep well. I have a good appetite. I don’t take herbs. I don’t cough. My bowels move every day (I am not constipated). When I am not taking chemotherapy, I have some minor pains in the pelvis. I am not tired. I don’t have any lumps or swelling. I am not putting on weight. I urinate normally. I am not out of breath. I have stomach pains when I am undergoing chemotherapy. I am going to have an MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) on 19th February to check the state of the pelvis.

COMMENTS
Is this not a war? All the bullets and bombs have been used?
Why is she not cured?

My reply to her email:
Thank you for this email. Sorry for the delay in writing ... this is because I was away in Bali for a week. I read the brief history of her problem.
a)What do you want me to do?
b) She is having chemo and chemo and chemo ...when it is going to end?
c) What does she expect from me?
d) Does she believe in taking herbs?
e) Is she prepared to abstain from "bad food" -- what does she eat everyday?

Chris