***Death Sentence from Doctor⦠Average: Your rating: None Average: 5 (1 vote) It seemed surreal, like it was happening to someone else, and I was just watching. The words seemed to fall from her lips like they were encased in lead, " You only have eight months to live." At first, I could not believe what I was hearing. It was like I was having a nightmare, without being asleep. The Doctor went on, "You will need a liver transplant, and extensive drug therapy." What? My mind screamed, but no sound was heard. After the initial shock wore down some, I rejected this option. No! I refused to become yet another statistic. Hepatitis C was doing it's dreaded best to suck the life blood right out of me, yet I was not going to have it. In our youth, we all seem to have a way of convincing ourselves that we are bullet proof, and that things like this "did not happen to us." Yet here I was, surrounded by Doctors and nurses, all looking at me like I was but an inscription on a headstone. Things like this have a way of shaking us to the very core of our foundation. I was shook. Having been raised to believe "that anything is possible," I simply did not let this death sentence
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***Death Sentence from Doctor�
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Your rating: None Average: 5 (1 vote)
It seemed surreal, like it was happening to someone else, and I was just watching. The wordsseemed to fall from her lips like they were encased in lead, " You only have eight months to live." Atfirst, I could not believe what I was hearing. It was like I was having a nightmare, without beingasleep.
The Doctor went on, "You will need a liver transplant, and extensive drug therapy." What? My mindscreamed, but no sound was heard. After the initial shock wore down some, I rejected this option.No! I refused to become yet another statistic. Hepatitis C was doing it's dreaded best to suck the lifeblood right out of me, yet I was not going to have it.
In our youth, we all seem to have a way of convincing ourselves that we are bullet proof, and thatthings like this "did not happen to us." Yet here I was, surrounded by Doctors and nurses, all lookingat me like I was but an inscription on a headstone. Things like this have a way of shaking us to thevery core of our foundation. I was shook.
Having been raised to believe "that anything is possible," I simply did not let this death sentence
take root in my inner being. I was going to fight this, and beat it. I did not know exactly how Iplanned to do this, but I rejected the idea, of simply laying down and admitting defeat. One of themost powerful elements in my total recovery, was my determination. I would not give up the hope,that somehow I would look back on this day and think, "the Devil swung at me, and missed."
Are you facing a similar demise? Have you been diagnosed with Hepatitis C, A or B? Do not give up.There is hope for recovery. I am not Superman, nor do I possess superhuman qualities, I simply didnot accept the outcome projected by University Hospitals.
What are some of the options of treatment for Hepatitis?
I appreciate what Denise Moffat wrote in her article, "Natural Treatments for Hepatitis C"http://thehepatitisblog.com/?p=682 about her favorite treatments:
Her favorite treatments for hepatitis include:
1. Raw fruits/veggies (especially dark green foods, bitter vegetables, red fruits, and beets.)
2. Leafy Green Stuff (or some other green food-it really doesn't matter too much what you choose.
3. Drink plenty of filtered, chlorine and fluoride free water to stay hydrated.
4. Exercise, but don't overdo it. Walking is wonderful-especially on a consistent schedule.
5. Homeopathics specifically to bind and excrete the Hepatitis virus (I use Professional HealthFormulations Hepatitis Nosode Drops.)
6. Emotional release work (to help dislodge the Emotional Cysts in the liver.)
7. Herbs to support the liver as needed including but not limited to: Milk Thistle (Also CalledSilymarin), Burdock Root, Safflower, Licorice, Green Tea, Dandelion, Artichoke, CordycepsMushroom, Turmeric, and Peppers. Note: It's important to take what your body needs but not morethan it needs. The body has to process everything put into it. If there is extra, the liver has to workto get it out of the system.
8. Evaluation of current lifestyle habits and suggestions to decrease toxification.
9. Rebuilding of the cells with a Glandular/protomorphogen (I love Livaplex by Standard ProcessLabs(TM))
10. Abstinence from all alcohol products and any kind of drug that is processed through the liver(Tylenol, NSAIDS, some pain killers, and lots of other drugs are processed through the liver-ask yourpharmacist and doctor about anything you put into your mouth!)
11. Work on relieving all anger and resentment issues in your life and dove-tail in forgiveness work.Anger and resentments are stored in the liver.
13. Eliminating metaphors from your vocabulary having to do with anger, hatred, resentment, andbeing galled and stubborn.
Self-forgiveness seems to be one common obstacle to overcome in these particular cases. It is mostimportant to understand that there was a reason why they contracted the disease, it taught themvaluable lessons, but now it's time to come to a resolution and move onto a healthier way of being.
Quercetin has also shown promise to many suffering from Hepatitis. According to John RichardClarence http://thehepatitisblog.com/?p=842
"It is estimated hepatitis C virus infects a worldwide total of 270 to 300 million people andunfortunately the conventional treatments interferon and ribavirin have serious side effects. Becauseof this need for an improvement in treatments, medical researchers want to find a new drug whichzeros in on cellular proteins rather than viral proteins. This opened the door for quercetin to beconsidered as it has an anti-viral benefit. ... ....One of the advantages possessed by quercetin is thatit targets cellular proteins instead of viral proteins, and so there is less of a chance a patient usingquercetin would develop a viral resistance. The advantage here is cellular proteins cannot changelike viral proteins are able to change."
We all have choices to make in everyday life. I chose to live and not die young. You too, have thesame choice. Humans have an in-born desire to continue living, even when facing incredible odds. Iused this desire to fuel my determination to beat this. So can you, if you do your research it justshows how many chances you really have. Whether its Denise Moffat's list or adding Quercetin toyou arsenal of weapons against the Hepatitis virus, your attitude is the determining factor.
"The journey of a thousand miles, begins with that first step." Take that step. Find those choices likeI did to overcame Hepatitis C. Let my story inspire your soul to do the same. So that, you too, canlook back and say: It looked as though there was no hope, but I would not give up. Today my Doctorsare amazed to find that I now have the liver of a twenty-year old!
Author's Bio:
Because of Johnny's extensive experience growing up in his father's medical clinic and work as thechairman of an analysis laboratory for over 8 years, combined with his professional experience andexpertise in the nutritional and whole food supplement industry for over 24 years, Johnny hasaccumulated a reasonable understanding of nutrition and healing for the human body. His naturalrecovery from Hepatitis A, B and C has brought him into particular focus to develop good liver
health. His goal is to help the world achieve healthy livers. The book Hepatitis C, CURED tellsJohnny's complete healing journey and The Delirious Recovery Program is a comprehensive systemshowing exactly how Johnny went from 5.8 million HCV viral load to non detectable in four monthstime: http://www.thedeliriousrecoveryprogram.com/ According to Johnny: Natural Recovery fromHepatitis C is a Choice Not a Myth!
