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Dec 29 2012
The dose size the patient is taking at this point is outstanding! He is taking a higher dose then any patient that has used my oil at this point in the therapy. Whether it be due to tolerance or the patient's motivation, either way it is good news.
He has a concern that the source of the cancer in the lymph node may be from a mole on his face. So, I suggested that he put a dab of oil on that mole once a day and cover it with a band aid and see what happens. To do this for at least two weeks and see if it makes a difference. The doctors have not been able to track down the source of the cancer yet. They have tried and failed.
Here is a little update from the patient.
12/29/12
I feel confident enough to report a solid, significant piece of proof that my health has improved since beginning RSO treatment Just five days ago. I bought a new digital scale on the 23rd. It measures to the 10th of a pound. I tried it a few times when I got home, just to see that it would be consistent. It was. The morning of the 23rd I weighed 164.0 (naked for accuracy). I usually vary from 175 to 200, but had been losing weight quickly. I had not weighed less than 170 since before High School and I'm 54 (my birth date on this page is not accurate). Because my weight had been coming off so fast, I was eating cheesecake for breakfast, drinking 1,350 calorie protein shakes, eating huge steaks and potatoes smothered with butter, a big lunch, ice cream for dessert and the pounds kept falling.
I didn't give my weight readings much thought for the first couple of days, even though they were never below my benchmark. On the morning of the 27th I recorded a weight of 167.4. Yesterday and today my weight was exactly the same - 173.8. I did not think that I could put weight on so quickly. Simply amazing!
My sleep is still improving. No new symptoms. Old symptoms all gone, or reduced. Incredible for less than a week of treatment with any medication(s). I have faith in this, but realize that life offers no guarantees. I'm sure that my mental attitude has improved since I began my RSO treatments, but the physical changes are not all due to a better mood! There is more good news, but I want to wait until I have more solid evidence of progress.
I have a gram scale, so I decided to dose using that. I just increased from .25 grams to .30. Also shoveled a big driveway with an inch, or two, of snow. Felt good to get the fresh air and exercise. Didn't bring on any more buzz, or anxiety. Was actually calming.
Thanks to everyone joining me on this journey. I'll update the doctor fumbling soon. They are tripping over their own schedules and cancer is important enough to get after that they scheduled a dermatologist to look at my mole in a month from now! The radiation guy says that I won't see next Christmas without chemo and radiation, but what's a month?
Dec 30 2012
To respect the patient's privacy, and the people who are close to him, names are not being used. I thought I would share this tid bit with you all. A person who is very close to the patient recently made the following statement regarding the patient's condition.
Thank you all for this!!! I cannot believe the difference in ****'s attitude alone...I have known him 13 years and the weight loss was shocking. To have put back 10 lbs. in less than a week...I just know this treatment is going to work!!
Dec 31 2012
I would like to mention that with this new cancer patient, he is the first patient who started the treatment with my quick frozen extract method oil.
There is a very big difference between the two. My first patient started off with oil made from material that was soaked in the solvent for days rather than minutes. The results will be quite different between the two oils. The frozen extract method (doesn't have to be frozen) is much easier to take and I believe it is much easier to build up a tolerance. At least at this point it appears that way. I don't know which method is more effective in fighting cancer. I have chosen to stick with the quick wash method because the patients are able to consume .5 gram dose much faster than with the long soak extraction method. I feel that this is important because the patient needs to get up to that size dose as soon as possible to be more effective in attacking the cancer cells. I am only guessing that the quick method is higher in THC and lower in CBD.
My new patient, in only one week has been able to get up to .5 gram dose three times per day. The two patients that started off with the long soak method oil, it took each of them six weeks before they could increase the dose size. I have high hopes that these changes that I have made in producing the oil will speed up the process of eliminating the cancer.
Also, the quick method, with high grade bud, tastes like ganja. Whether you are eating it or vaporizing it. I just tried vaping a sample of the same oil that was given to the new patient and it was very enjoyable.
Jan 13 2013
Today I met with the new patient and gave him 30 more grams of RSO (concentrated cannabis oil) , 20 grams from the first picture below and 10 more grams from my previous batch (frozen extract method). I also tossed in 5 samples of some of the strains I am growing right now to give him something new to try.
So in total, the patient has now received 60 cc's of oil. If you weigh it by the gram, it will come out heavier than 60 grams. I prefer to use the liquid measure of cc rather than the dry weight measure of grams.
He wanted to give me a small gift for giving him the oil. I had to decline the gesture, as I said in my initial offer, I will take zero compensation, and I am a woman of my word. I have fulfilled my end of the agreement, and it is in God's hands now.
We will report back on the final outcome, positive or negative.
This latest batch of oil I made was a learning experience for me. I did not expect the oil to come out as dark as it did. In the past I have somewhat judged my oil by the color. No longer will I judge by the color whatsoever. You would think that because it is darker that it is heavier in chlorophyll. This batch of oil is the most tasty oil I have ever tried. It is not the most potent, but it is the best tasting. For oil lovers, you almost can't stop eating it, it tastes that good! I will not hesitate to use blueberry jam to make the oil. Just wanted to make a note of it. In my opinion, if this oil had gone through additional filtering (charcoal filtering) to remove any existing chlorophyll, I feel that would have degraded the quality. I would only recommend extra filtering to remove chlorophyll when lower grade product or if the material went through a longer soaking period.
 
Jan 27 2013
We have another case of the doctors being confused!
From the patient:
Another doctor has joined the ranks of the confused. The chemo guy agrees that the only thing left to do is to take the node. I don't think that it will go away on its own now. It isn't a cancer mass, just some cells mixed in. They don't know if it's alive. If it is dead, it should go, anyway. I will still have the option to refuse chemo and radiation treatment if it comes back positive on this biopsy.
I won't do chemo or radiation. In fact, the chemo oncologist told me that it would be my decision after they get the biopsy results back.
This continues to get more strange. Last week the surgeon said that I might not have cancer and the oncologist said the same thing today. Last month they said that I would be dead within a year without chemo and radiation. I can only believe that things are going much differently than they assumed things would go. If that biopsy comes back negative, we need to have a party! They seem to be having a hard time figuring out how to tell me that I might live after the death sentence."
So, if the biopsy does come back negative, this patient will be cancer free. Now, considering when he does have the procedure to remove the node it will only have been about 37 days of taking the oil. Honestly, I am not expecting the biopsy to come back negative, but can you imagine if it does? I have high hopes that it does come back negative, I think it will. As soon as I hear the results, I will let everyone know.
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