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Name: Rhonda Apperson
Date: June 19, 2001
Subject: Breast Cancer w/ mets. to Lungs
Dear Mr. Matson,
Following our telephone conversation of last night I began thinking about my struggle with breast cancer from the
beginning. When I first learned I definitely had breast cancer I was devastated and felt so alone. I wondered how I could, as a single mother, tell my 3
children and try to keep my composure. Because
in my heart I knew I intended to fight for my life.
My cancer had been diagnosed by the oncologist at a Richmond, Va. Hospital and he recommended chemotherapy and
radiation... I went for three rounds of chemotherapy when my hair
started falling out, my teeth started to loosen and fall out and I was so nauseated, I decided I just couldn't
go ahead with it. However, despite all the
side effects from chemotherapy,
my cancer had stopped growing.
In the spring of 1999, however,
the cancer returned. My breast became feverish
and it became painful. But I
had decided no more chemotherapy and told
my friend and boss Capt. Frank Manson that I was not taking anymore chemo. Capt. Manson said he would not permit
me to just let my life go that way. He had a friend, Dr.John Stauch in Atmandale Va., who had some success with
alternative therapies and arranged for me to see him. Dr. Stauch gave me a thermogram and found my breast covered with cancer, he said I was in the final stages but he believed he could arrest it. So, I agreed to give Dr. Stauch's
alternatives a trial and miraculously they worked for about 18 months. But my cancer refused to give up and I could tell it was coming back.
My symptoms were the same and now I was coughing up grey sputun. I went back to the Richmond oncologist who gave
me another MRI. He found the cancer
had metastasized to my lungs. The cancer had wrapped around the two top ribs of my left
lung. He also found the mass of cancer cells covered my entire left breast.
Your cancer has returned with "full
fury", he said. You need chemo and radiation immediately. I pleaded for time.
"Give me 8 weeks," I said and "if I don't improve I promise to try chemo once more."
Meanwhile I had heard of POLY-MVA from a naturopath friend in Rice, Washington, an expert in herbs. He recommended
I download www.polymvasurvivors.com from the internet and try it. I did.
Within 48 hours I could tell POLY-MVA
was helping. After 8 weeks of doing as I was
instructed by the protocol, I went back to the Richmond oncologist.
He found, after another MRI, that my lung cancer had disappeared and the mass covering my breast was now divided into 6 small tumors. "What have you done," the oncologist asked. I told him POLY-MVA, and no other medications.
He was astonished and wanted the details which I provided.
Four weeks later I returned to the same Richmond oncologist for a check up. He found my breast cancer was now reduced to 4 tumors and that is where I am at the moment. In contrast with the dreaded chemotherapy side effects of severe
nausea, I have had absolutely no side effects
from Poly-MVA. Only positive things, more energy, feeling much better as the cancer cells
vanish.
I strongly recommend POLY-MVA to anyone with breast cancer. It surely is working for me and this is my third bout with breast cancer following my original
diagnosis in 1997 by the Richmond Oncologist
who had warned that I had a short life expectancy.
Being a nurse who had treated a number of cancer patients I knew the oncologist had it right unless I could find an alternative which would work for me. Providentially, POLY-MVA is my miracle worker. I am also taking Clodronate
to help prevent cancer from spreading to my bones. You have my permission to use this letter so others such as
myself may benefit.
P.S. Now with God's will and the Poly-MVA
I have new hope that I will get to see my Granddaughter, Casey, grow up.
Yours faithfully
Rhonda Apperson
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