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Dear Lloyd,
I hope
you can help me, and 39 years old, a haemophiliac, and I have
hepatitis C. I live on an island between Scotland and
Ireland, called the Isle of Man. Since I found out about
my hepatitis C infection about eight years ago and since then
I think I have been suffering from a large dose denial. Maybe
it's due to the fact that I live in a fairly isolated place
and the fact that I have not felt ill at all, that I have
put myself in the hands of the mainstream doctors.
I have
been through two courses of interferon treatment the last
one in combination with ribavirin, both times I responded
but then as seems to be the case I relapsed. Local consultants
assured me that there was nothing else in the foreseeable
future to help me and that alternative treatments were ineffective.
Of course now we have seen the emergence of a new interferon
but even the doctors don't seem very optimistic about its
success rates.
A short
time ago I decided to take back my power from the doctors
and take control of my treatment and life, with this in mind
I began to try and find information on the Internet and came
across your page. Your site has given me new hope and
I have already began to get together treatment package for
myself. I have managed to source the more common items
from local suppliers and have ordered the more specialised
items from your web site pharmacy. There seems to be
so much that I can do myself but it is difficult to know where
to start, what are the most important thing is to begin with?
So for the last two days I have felt a new optimism
and the difference in me has been obvious to my wife children
and parents. Just to have a plan and to be doing something
about it has been a great help. However as seems to
be the case with this condition just as you think you're going
somewhere it gives you a kick in the teeth.
About
two months ago I was sent for an ultrasound scan and the results
came back that my spleen was enlarged the doctors then send
me for an x-ray to see if I had oesophageal varices and the
results came back this morning that I do. The doctors suggest
I go on propranolol 40mg BD to reduce my portal bloodflow.
I assume
this means I now have cirrhosis and obviously feel very low
and depressed as this is the first real sign that my liver
is in real trouble. Once again I feel desperate and
alone even though I have my family supporting me. It's
obviously not first time I have felt like this during the
time I have been infected but every time I get a setback it
seems to affect me worse than before. But obviously
learning from past experience I need to try and do something
about this situation myself and this e-mail was my first step.
It is quite therapeutic just to see this written down
and contact someone else who understands what I am going through
both physically and more appropriately at the moment mentally.
So trying to be more positive can I ask you, if I have
cirrhosis will alternative treatments be effective, do I need
to take different steps to help deal with cirrhosis, do you
think the pills the doctors suggest I take will do any harm.
But most of all at this stage of my illness what do I do to
beat the hell out of this virus and claim my life back I look
forward to hearing from you, thanks for all the help you have
already given me through your site.
I'm sorry
about spelling mistakes and poor grammar but having just received
the letter with the bad news regarding the x-ray my head is
a bit messed up.
Kindest
regards
A.
Hi A.
When I
wrote my book, I did a lot of research and learned that cirrhosis
could be reversed, opposite of what doctors say. I now have
over 25 clients that have reversed cirrhosis.
One inparticlular
I would like to comment on. His testimonial is on my message
board. He is a very wealthy man, he knew his doctor since
he was born, so his doctor had a special respect for him.
He ordered my book in January of 2000. He gave it to his doctor,
he read it and said, there is nothing in this book that will
help you. You will die in about 1 year, there is nothing we
can do.
This 65
year old male started my program, most of it in feb. 2000.
On September 14 2000 he called me and read me a letter from
his doctor. It said,' I feel cheated by my education, I feel
the need to reeducate myself. I followed you thru this treatment
and I know this was not a spontaneous remission." He sent
me 5 years of his blood work. It is perfect. He was suppose
to be dead in December of 2000. He spent dec 2000 in the Caribbean
having a good time. He calls me every month and thanks me
for his life. He is a very decent good man. You can do the
same.
I have
several hemophiliacs on my program and they respond slower,
but they are all doing better. Peg intron causes type 2 diabetes.
It is currently off the market. Also Schering plough was fined
500.000.000 dollars for quality control problems. They killed
an unknown number of people. Answer my phone for a week and
you would never even consider interferon's. I am here for
further questions.
Lloyd
Hi Lloyd,
thanks
for your reply to my previous e-mail. Once again i feel
i can do something positive about my situation and i cant
wait to get my hands on your book and start putting things
right.
Please
feel free to use my e-mail on the message board. i'm
sure you will be hearing alot more from me in the future,
thanks again for the help you have already provided.
kindest
regards,
A.
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