All the best to you John. You're in our hearts.
Your presence here (and elsewhere on the net) has been missed, and many many folks are pulling for you. You've always been generous with your time and interest, and it's our turn now.
Dave
John Pytlak Health Update
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JCook
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Welcome back John, missed you.
Happy Thanksgiving to you sir and may you have many more.
Regards, John
Happy Thanksgiving to you sir and may you have many more.
Regards, John
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My prayers are with you John. None of us know how much time we have left here on earth. Try to continue to enjoy as much as you can, it will help your body to fight the cancer. There are some very exciting non-AMA approaches to fighting cancer that are having incredible successes. You may want to explore them. I know I would. These approaches have to do with boosting your own body's immune system which is what controls the growth of cancer in all human beings. Whatever the future may hold, thanks for all you have done to help and educate us film users and may God bless you.
David M. Leugers
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John, If the chemo gets you to feeling ill, ask about tamiflu. It's been very helpful for a friend lately who is taking chemo, she looks and feels well in spite of what she is going through right now. She is nearing 90 years of age and determined to keep going. Hope you beat this temporary set back quickly. "Get Well, Real Well."
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Some of the latest chemo treatments are miles above what was used just ten years ago. I know of two people that have had amazing success lately with chemo.
Keep up your spirits and thanks for all your support on the forum.
We'll try to give you some support now in the form of prayers and encouragement.
-- Chris
Keep up your spirits and thanks for all your support on the forum.
We'll try to give you some support now in the form of prayers and encouragement.
-- Chris
John,
I wish you the best. I also encourage you to drink plenty of alkaline water. You need to keep your ph balance above 6.5. Optimal ph balance is between 6.5 and 7.5--this is alkaline and it will help destroy the cancer. Cancer thrives in acidic environments, i.e., ph balance below 6.0. A simple urine test on a ph strip will tell you your balance. OR tell your doctor to check it for you. Change your diet (eat organic food) and lower your stress level.
All the best,
Victor
I wish you the best. I also encourage you to drink plenty of alkaline water. You need to keep your ph balance above 6.5. Optimal ph balance is between 6.5 and 7.5--this is alkaline and it will help destroy the cancer. Cancer thrives in acidic environments, i.e., ph balance below 6.0. A simple urine test on a ph strip will tell you your balance. OR tell your doctor to check it for you. Change your diet (eat organic food) and lower your stress level.
All the best,
Victor
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