Acknowledgment: Permission to use videos and pictures without having to mask the patient’s face is granted by the family.
20 December 2011
She was unable to urinate. Her bladder felt full and distended. We advised her to seek doctor’s help if the problem persisted.
Her legs had no strength.
After the first Detox program, she felt better .
Chris: What do you mean by better?
Patient: My fingers are not tight any more – before I felt tight. I can now move my feet. Before, I was not able to do that.
(Patient stood up with the help of her son – she was not able to this before).
21 December 2011
She was able to urinate – problem resolved.
Strength and movements of her legs improved.
What about your breathing?
P: Good. It is getting better.
Okay Ibu, you came yesterday. Compare your condition before you did the therapy yesterday and today after doing the therapy – did you feel any better?
P: Yes, I felt better. I can now stand up. I can walk. I feel more alert.
D: She started to move her bowels again.
Slowly. I believe you will benefit more in the next few days. You are getting better now. Go home and learn how to take care of yourself. Do not do anything that is not right.
D: Mama, it is only one week (on the CA Care Therapy).
I really cannot believe that it was only last week that you were in the hospital on oxygen – and now you are here.
22 December 2011
Patient has undergone three sessions of the e-Therapy.
Last night was unable to sleep because she had to move her bowels and also urinate (Note: on the first day before the e-Therapy she was unable to urinate).
Yesterday her bowel movements were six times in the day time and four times at night.
Because of her frequent bowel movements she was not able to sleep well. She also feel weak.
Her stomach felt uncomfortable – with churning pain.
She sometimes coughed with white phlegm.
Her legs still lacked strength.
23 December 2011
Her stomach was still painful.
Bowels movements had reduced to six times.
Her coughing had improved.
She still lacked strength in her legs.
24 December 2011
RJ and her family were ready to go home. In the morning we went to visit them in their apartment.
Patient was doing alright. She had no more pain – the stomach pain she complained about earlier was gone.
There was no breathing difficulty at all and she was able to sleep flat.
Her frequent bowel movements were resolved.
Sleeping was difficult.
Coughs still persisted.
Daughter: For the past two days, mama was able to walk to the dining table outside to have her food there. Her appetite started to improve. Last night she had difficulty sleeping. Her coughs still persisted. But this was not as bad as when she was in the hospital.
Acknowledgment: Permission to use videos and pictures without having to mask the patient’s face is granted by the family.
Gist of our conversation
Two days after her return from receiving chemotherapy in Singapore, RJ started to cough and she had fevers. She lacked strength. She was hospitalized in Methodist Hospital in Medan. At that time RJ was still able to walk by herself.
Later her haemoglobin and platelet dropped and she had a blood transfusion. Eight packets of blood were given to her.
After three or four days in the hospital, she was not able to walk. She had no strength.
Suddenly she became breathless. X-ray indicated fluid in her lungs. The doctor tapped out the fluid using a syringe. The first tapping consisted of 19 withdrawals of 60 ml each. X-ray indicated there was still more fluid in the lung.
A second tapping was done – consisting of 12 withdrawals of 60 ml each.
Even after the pleural tapping, RJ still had to use oxygen for breathing.
Before the pleural tapping, RJ was breathless and was on oxygen but at this point in time she did not gasp for air. After the first pleural tapping – the breathing was the same. But after the second tapping, her breathing became heavy and she was gasping for air.
On 15 December 2011, her daughter started to give her CA Care herbs. Capsule A, Lung 1 + Lung Phlegm and Lung 2 + Lung Phlegm.
From 15 December 2011 onwards, RJ was only on CA Care’s herbs. Her daughter kept aside all doctor’s medication. This was done without the knowledge of the doctor or the nurses in the hospital.
After taking the herbs, RJ started to discharge a lot of phlegm. In addition she moved her bowels very often and discharged a lot of stools. The first bowel movement had some traces of blood. After that it was normal – no blood.
By 17 December (three days on herbs) RJ was able to breathe normally. There was no need to use oxygen anymore. She was also able to recognize people around her. Before this she was not able to recognize the family memebrs around her.
Even though she was on oxygen, RL was still gasping for air.
After taking Cough 5 tea for two days, RJ did not cough anymore. Before this she was coughing very badly. So with no cough her breathing became normal.
An X-ray indicated the lung had improved.
After the herbs started to help RJ, the daughter began to gradually reduce the flow of oxygen in the tube. This was done without the knowledge of the doctor or nurses. She even told the doctor, “Let me take charge of the situation.” The doctor responded, “You become your own doctor.”
On 17 December 2011, the doctor told the family to go home and pray. The cancer had already spread throughout the body. The daughter said, “At that time mother was really in terrible condition. She was gasping for breath, her eyes rolled upwards and she was not able to recognise any one of us. I had to dig into her mouth to open it and she bit me.”
All the family members from different parts of Indonesia flew home to be with RJ.
On 18 December 2011, the situation improved. The oxygen supply to the tube was totally cut off. RJ did not need any more oxygen. The doctor came in and said, “It is a miracle. Now you can go quickly to Penang.”
RJ was discharged from the hospital on 19 December 2011, and the next day, she and her family flew to Penang.
We asked her daughter, “Did your mother really benefit from the herbs?”
She replied, “Now there is a vast difference in my mother’s condition. She had improved so much. She is beginning to have more strength and was able to move by herself. Even on the first day we came here, 20 December and now – two days later, there are a lot of improvements. The only problem she has now is the pain in her stomach.” (Note: this stomach pain was gone after the e-Therapy!).
Soon after undergoing chemotherapy in Singapore in December 2011, she ended up in a hospital in Medan. Is this the final destination after a long journey – one and half years of chemo and spending about two billion rupiahs? On 17 December 2011, all family members from various parts of Indonesia flew home to be with her. She was gasping for breath and unable to recognise people around her – her eyes rolled upwards and were not responsive. The doctor told the family members to just pray.
On 18 December 2011, a miracle happened – three days after taking Lung 1 and Lung 1 plus Lung Phlegm. Breathing normalized and she did not need oxygen anymore. On 20 December 2011 she and her family flew to CA Care Penang. For more, read Part 2 & 3 of this story.
Quotation:According to Big Pharma and the cancer industry, death from chemotherapy is acceptable as long as standard chemo protocol has been adhered to ~ Dr James Forsythe, The Compassionate Oncologist, pg. 91.
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RJ is a 55-year-old female. She was a tennis champion. Sometime in April 2010 she accompanied her daughter to Penang. Her daughter came for a checkup regarding her pregnancy. RJ ended up undergoing a checkup herself. The gynaecologist suggested that RJ remove an 8 cm tumour in her uterus. So, RJ underwent a THBSO procedure (total abdominal hysterectomy-bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy). There was no mention of cancer after the surgery.
About 3 months later, RJ was asked to do a CT scan and PET scan. It was then that she was told she had cancer. She was asked to undergo chemotherapy. She refused.
Not satisfied, RJ went to Singapore for consultation. A PET scan indicated metastasis to her lungs. RJ underwent chemotherapy — a total of about 20 cycles (not sure, lost count) spread over a period of over one and half years. The drugs used were: Gemzar & Docetaxel and Doxorubicin & Avastin. The family was told with chemotherapy, there was a 40 percent chance of cure.
A PET scan on 16 February 2011 indicated:
Multiple bilateral nodules in the lungs (3.2, 2.1 cm) while the smaller ones are likely below the resolution of FDG PET.
No pleural or pericardial effusion noted.
FDG uptake in the rim of a nodule in the right side of the pelvis, abutting the sigmoid colon and superior to the bladder.
Paraaortic and mesenteric nodules.
The doctor told her that her lungs were clear of cancer. But in spite of that, RJ was asked to take the oral drug, Iressa for 3 months. She suffered severe Itchiness throughout the whole body.
She went back to Singapore again – and this time to another hospital. She was told that her problem was due to Iressa and she should stop taking the medication.
A CT scan on 29 September 2011 indicated:
Nodules of sizes ranging from 0.5 cm to 2.9 cm in both lungs. The largest mass in the lingual lobe measures approximately 7.2 x 5.8 cm. This abuts the adjacent pericardium. There is also small amount of pericardial effusion.
There is also a tiny left pleural effusion.
CT of 29 Sept 2011
A medical report written on 5 October 2011 reads: “Depression Counselling: Cannot accept impending demise. Can’t sleep. Hoping for cure.”
RJ was asked to undergo more chemotherapy. She did as told. She received her last chemo in early December 2011. Two days after returning home from Singapore she started to cough and had fevers. She was hospitalised in Medan on 8 December 2011. While in the hospital her condition deteriorated and she became breathless. In spite of being given oxygen, her breathing was difficult and she was breathing like a fish gasping for air. Her eyes rolled and she was unable to recognize people around her.
At that point, a visitor told her family: “Why don’t you go and see Dr. Teo?” The next day, 14 December 2011, her two daughters flew to CA Care Penang to seek our help. The following is our conversation that day.
Acknowledgment: Permission to use videos and pictures without having to mask the patient’s face is granted by the family.
Cost of Medical Treatment
The daughters told us that in all the treatment cost almost 2 billion rupiahs. Below is the cost to undergo chemotherapy in Singapore (value in Singapore dollars. S$1.00 = RM 2.43, S$1.00 = 6,991 IDR).
Table 1: Estimated cost for chemotherapy with Docetaxel + Gemcitabine.
Table 2. Cost of a cycle of Gemcitabine (Gemzar) + Docetaxel
From the above a cycle of chemotherapy would cost approximately S$5,000. For a regimen of 6 cycles the total cost would be about S$45,000. Plus expenses for scanning etc. add in another S$3,000. So all in all, a patient should expect a total cost of about S$50,000 or RM 120,000 or IDR 350 million for the first round of chemotherapy. But first round may not be good enough. Patients may need more rounds.
Table 3. Cost of a cycle with Avastin was about S$ 12,000 (RM 29,000 or IDR 84 million).
Some questions for you to ponder on
Having spent about one and a half years on medical treatments in addition to a big bundle of rupiahs – what do you think of this case? They say the treatment is proven and scientific – but what is the reality? What is proven?
Do you believe that chemotherapy has a 40 percent chance of cure as claimed by the doctor? What percentage of success would you give in this case? What does the medical literature say about cure for lung cancer?
This is an era of information technology. Check with the internet and ask if chemo-drugs such as Gemzar, Docetaxel, Doxorubicin and Avastin ever cure this kind of cancer? Patients – you should empower yourself!
Often, alternative practitioners are accused of being charlatans, snake oil peddlers and worst of all provider of false hope! In this case, is the pot calling the kettle black? Who is actually giving false hope to patients?
When RJ’s daughters came to us on 14 December 2011, this was what I told them: “In such a situation (mother about to die in the hospital) I really don’t know what to say or do. I can give some herbs and you go home and try them. If she survived, come back again with all the medical reports. Now, what I can say is – just try. If you are lucky and with God’s blessing she might come out of the hospital alive, otherwise I really don’t know.”
This is not the first “about-to-die” case being brought to us. We encounter such cases very often. When nothing else can be done, family members come to us for help. What can I do? Pretending that I am a superman? Or, a god of some kind? Since CA Care’s mission is to help the helpless and the lost, we generally do not turn them away. Make no mistake at all – we do not promise you a cure. We also do not promise we can resolve your problems. What we can do is try our best to help you the way we know how. We understand that you have suffered enough and also have spent enough money on those medical treatments. CA Care is not here to “suck you dry” of your last dime before you die. We have no intention of misleading or cheating you. If we can provide you with some sense of “last” hope, we are here ready to help – often at the “risk” of being labeled a charlatan or quack. Nevertheless, the risk we take sometimes turn out to be a satisfying success – a miraculous blessing as you will see in this case.
Update: We received a sms informing us that the patient died in the early morning of 21 February 2012.
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