Site Map	BLADDER CANCER Name: Marjorie Delin Age: 87 Location: Minnetonka, MN Diagnosed January 2004 Diagnosis: Stage IV Bladder Cancer Contact Person: Daughter, Nancy Saslow Phone: (952) 930-9624 Email: bodymindsynthesis@msn.com Conventional Therapy: Surgery January 14, 2004, Lose Dose Chemo 6/9/04--10/05/04 Started Poly-MVA: February 24, 2004 August 2005: Surgery to remove tiny remaining tumor in bladder, all lymph gland tumors shrunk and inactive. She did not lose her hair although on chemo for 4 months. She believes this is because of Poly-MVA. To Whom It May Concern: September 20, 2005 I would like to share with you my remarkable journey of healing from bladder cancer using PolyMVA. In January of 2004 I noticed blood in my urine. After a Urologist determined the cause was a large tumor, he told me it needed to be removed and biopsied. I was operated on Jan. 14th, 2004 and the biopsy showed it was stage 4 level 4 Bladder cancer. The surgeon suggested removing my bladder, uterus and vagina in a 12 hour operation which would leave me with a bag and would be a dangerous operation for me at 86 years old, especially since I would still need chemo afterwards. My daughter, a certified acupressurist, had heard about PolyMVA through a publication in the mail and after researching it, I decided to try it instead, along with other natural supplements given to me by my holistic chiropractor. I began using it on 2/24/04, taking 2tsp 2 times a day, then increased it to 2 tsp 4 times a day on 3/7/04. After 3 months of this regime an exam revealed the tumor was back, and again the Dr. suggested the operation plus chemo to save my life. I decided to seek a second opinion and the other Urologist said he wouldn’t want to do such extensive surgery on an 86 yr old woman, He recommended a low dose of chemo, which I began on 6/9/04 with 2 drugs, Cisplatim and Gemzar having them every two weeks, finishing the last treatment on 10/5/04 (9 treatments in all). I never lost my hair and had few side effects except a couple days of nausea and fatigue following each treatment. When the Urologist looked in my bladder, all that was left of the large tumor was a small piece of tissue which he removed where the tumor had been. He and the Oncologist were very pleased with how well the chemo did the job. (I believe it was the combination of it and the Poly). He recommended I do more chemo until all cells in the wall of the bladder were gone. At that time, I decided to just do the Poly and supplements, since I was experiencing some shortness of breath/weakness from the accumulation of chemo at that time. After doing only Poly for 3 months I received a report that the CT scan showed no tumors or growths, so I cut back on the Poly (1 tsp 3x/a day). The next CT scan 3 months later showed some lymph nodes that were enlarged in my groin and a couple other areas, so I increased the Poly back to 2 tsp 4 times a day and started taking CoQ10 with each dose. My last CT scan in August 05 showed those lymph nodes were “no longer active/growing” and had shrunk, therefore I did not need further chemo. The Urologist did find a small finger nail sized growth which he removed to prevent it from spreading, however no further activity in any other areas. They will continue to monitor me with regular CT scans and bladder scopes every 3 months. I feel Poly is a powerful antioxidant and has been a valuable resource which has helped me heal to this point. I will continue to take it and my other supplements (CoQ10, Coral Calcium, Liver Support etc.) and I thank God for his guidance in this direction and leading me to this wonderful supplement! Sincerely, Marge Delin   Return to Bladder Cancer Testimonials Home | Our Inspiration | Testimonials | Practitioners List Scientific Research | About PolyMVA | Order PolyMVA | What You Must Know