Personal Story on Cancer Treatment
Just give you my
quick story on my mother taking
fenbendazole for cancer.
So my mom being a nurse for thirty some years, cancer treatment center was
gonna cure her, yet she knew she was gonna die.
And
she
did not wanna listen to me and my sister when we kept saying,
"You need to take
this. You need to take this." All she could see
was dog wormer,
right? But she's so intelligent. The
healthcare community is so intelligent
that they know what's best.
In fact,
she looked at my sister and I and said, "Do you understand I'm in the medical
field? Like,
we know what we're doing."
And we kept telling her, "Mom, you know these medications they're
giving you is killing you."
Anyway, we finally convinced her to start taking
it.
Out of fear she was gonna die, she took it.
Used Joe Tippens' regimen of this canine
dewormer, fenbendazole. You can get it in different kinds,
but we got the dog wormer packet because you can mix it with yogurt and eat
it. And I would say about after eight or nine months, the
golf ball-sized tumors... Now, let me tell you something.
When we found out she had cancer,
it was late. Stage four melanoma,
brain, lung, I mean, her whole body.
Brain, lung, liver, kidneys, had golf ball
size.
We had, three days after we found out she had
cancer, we had to do a craniotomy
and remove a golf ball-sized one in her brain,
or she wouldn't have made it another
couple days. That's how bad it was.
She got on the regimen,
and I, I don't know, eight, nine months, maybe a touch longer, we went back
in for her PET scan,
and they were blown away. The cancer was gone in almost
every part of her body.
All the little ones that were all over in her kidney, in her liver,
in
her lungs, gone. The huge golf ball-sized one in her brain,
in her lung, and on her adrenal gland, gone.
Now, there was a halo over a couple of them,
but they were
transparent. The doctor was even like, "Wow,
I can't believe... I've never seen a patient with stage four
melanoma
after this long,
uh, under our treatment,
look like this."
And so everything looked so positive.
And then in November,
he left unannounced, and we got a new doctor, and my mom
made the mistake of telling him she was on fenbendazole,
that her children were making her take a dog wormer.
Now, can you imagine what the doctor said?
Basically, she said, "I won't treat you if you keep taking it."
So she stopped taking it.
And my mother passed away three months later.
Tumor in her brain
grew in thirty days, 'cause we did a MRI on her
brain in January, beginning of January.
She stopped taking the fenbendazole in November.
And in January, when we did the CT scan, there was nothing.
And then the end of January,
she was looking real bad, and we took her in, and there
was a
tumor in her brain that was, like, dead center
in a place you can't even operate.
Interestingly enough, right there, all the way up her nose, every
time she went in, they had to test her for COVID.
Ethylene oxide? I don't know. But what I can tell you is fenbendazole
works. If you have a family member on cancer,
I highly suggest it.
Just my opinion, guys.
Have a good day.
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