The view of the sunrise was breath taking and I would love to share it with all of you. This is our paradise!!!!
We relocated nine months ago in Virginia and looking forward to share our next phase of managing cancer while enjoying life. However, I have created a website that also has a blog, which I will be doing a daily journal with our experiences in our new environment. Please join me there and continue to support my writings. Go to https://www.thejourneytogoodhealth.com/blog-1 Until tomorrow, take it slow and give your soul a chance to catch up with your body.
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
SUNRISE OVER THE MOUNTAINS
The other day Dan woke up early to take a stroll along the path of the property that we now call home. Hotel Perico is a peaceful retreat for Dan and I. Its surrounded by mountains and is located near Chapala, Mexico.
The view of the sunrise was breath taking and I would love to share it with all of you. This is our paradise!!!!
The view of the sunrise was breath taking and I would love to share it with all of you. This is our paradise!!!!
How wonderful to hear that the alternative treatment that you sought is working.....we have an 11 year old wire fox terrier that had 2 surgeries last October and November to have a fibrosarcoma removed from her one hind leg. They recommended radiation treatment to keep the tumor from returning. That would have involved 4 to 5 weeks of radiation and the treatments would have been 5 days a week and she would have to be put under anesthetic each time......you cannot tell a dog to stay still. I found The Dr Budwig Cancer Diet by searching on the Internet and found that many people had adapted the main protocol of the diet to their pets with great results. I started her on the protocol along with vitamins and supplements in December and so far so good. No regrowth of the tumor can be felt in that leg. Best of luck to you for continued good news. You may want to look into that diet as well as the protocol is a great immune system booster.
ReplyDeleteI guess that I should tell you that I am Dewey's Gram and he is the son of the dog with the cancer.
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