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Friday,
26 September 2003
Updated
I bought my own machine in Jan 2003 and finally got it
running this week.
But I had to modify it to make it “better” and more reliable.
According to the FTC this doesn't work.
It's just as well that the cancer cells can't read the government papers.
This is the story of my mum's fight with breast cancer since late last year.
My mum..
71 years young in January 2001.
Mum went to hospital and had the left breast and 9 lymph
nodes removed.
She had a tumor about 2cm in diameter (she described it as the size of the end of her thumb)..
She knew about the lumps. 15 years of total denial. Oh dear.
Usually they start radiotherapy within 2-4 weeks but in her case they just bundled her up and sent her home.
She could get no one to answer her questions as to why she wasn't getting help.
End of January she finally got someone to speak. They were blunt. There was no hope.
Her condition was classed as TERMINAL - 3-6 months maximum.
The "committee" that allocates resources had given up on her. She was too old to be worth saving.
She came home in a state of major depression that took 3 months to come out of.
I didn't agree with the diagnosis. I had given my father Aus$1000 towards a machine when I was there on holiday in December.
Beginning of January 2001.
The local paper picked up on her story and published it.
A few days later one of the TV network current affair shows
got in touch.
They were doing a story on "health for the rich" and the way the poor
were shunted off to die.
Would she be the face of the poor?. She said no thanks
Anyway, her doctor started her on Tamoxifen. But she only took a half dose because she didn't like the side effects.
Her GP figured that it wouldn't hurt ( the government health scheme budget, that is…).
End of January 2001. Blood test cell count was over 900.
February 2. Blood test cell count was over 1700. Mum had no energy at all and had swollen up like a balloon.
Her back was incredibly painful. Obviously the drug wasn't doing much.
Finally my dad got the machine working and bought it into
the house and mum started home treatment for 30 minutes a day.
2128Hz for 15 minutes, 2008Hz for 10 minutes, 880Hz for 5 minutes.
She sat within 1 metre of the machine.
After 1 week dad changed the frequencies without telling
mum. Within 2 days the right leg oedema shrank to nothing - normal size.
Swelling (oedema) frequency set 87,
88, 14, 17, 20 – from a phone conversation -
She swapped sides and the left leg went down in another 2
days.
Dad's "gardeners knee" disappeared. Sorry we
didn’t record the frequencies but the came from the rife book.
February 26th Count 850
March 19. Cell count 580. The back pain is almost gone and she can mow the lawns again (with a ride on mower).
Her General Practitioner is ecstatic and convinces the hospital that maybe they should revise their decision.
March 22 to end April - 2 1/2 weeks, 15 treatments of the lymph system (only) with radiation until well cooked.
April 23. Cell count 225 and falling. Rife machine is running half power
May 21. Cell count 178. The Rife machine is not working. The tube won't light. Turns out the power supply voltage has dropped
May 21. Cell count 122. Needs to get to about 35 but the specialist has told her not to come back for 12 months and the surgeon is totally disgusted with her progress and won't talk to her.
Auckland Hospital specialists’ diagnosis. IN REMISSION. YESSS !!
June 25 test results. Count now 122.
July 25 Test result 115
She still has back pain and I've
asked her to ask the doctors to find out what it is.
The x-rays from last year show a large "blob" about 6 inches across
just left of the spine in around T5.
She is complaining of back injuries some 15 years ago when she fell and landed
on that region.
But she has also been a smoker all her life.
29-October 2001 The blob on her
x-rays appear to be tissue scarring from the results of osteoporosis and her
back injury.
Lab results last week below 100.
Tube is getting dark due to metal
migration and the output seems to be reducing.
18th November 2001.
For test done
10 days ago. Cell count below 90
For tests done 10 days ago Cell
count down to 46. 37 is considered normal.
Still treating every day.
I don’t know if the “radiation” is
good or bad for the body as a whole. It still worries me. But radical surgery
worries me more.
Update March 24th 2002.
I used the rife machine on all the frequencies for common moulds because I
couldn’t stand the mustiness in the bedroom at my parents
house in New Zealand. I needed too many drugs.
Took 4 hours to run the
frequencies and lo, the smell had gone and I didn’t need the asthma drugs again
to survive there.
Does it work - Yes
My wife was dead the next morning
back home in Sydney. Bugger.
Update Jan 24 2003 Last cell count was 46. Normal healthy
human is about 37.
The count had been going up and
down 100 points over the last year.
Swelling of the arm is the only
annoyance. Hindsight says that the removal of the lymph nodes was not a good
thing to do.
But it was standard treatment.
I have bought a rife machine for
my own use and maybe to help others.
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Comments.
All records may be available from her local GP who was always fully informed of the "experiment".
His original comment was that it wouldn't work but probably wouldn't hurt either.
But privacy laws and doctors "confidentiality" could make it
difficult to obtain the exact records.
I'll ask mum to ask for a summary.
He is now convinced that something miraculous occurred but is still not convinced that the machine did it.
Qualifications.
Actual blood count figures quoted are now correct – October 21.
Dates are now exact.
I haven't yet got the actual blood test name so I don't know
what they were watching.
Equipment:
Rife NZ Limited (the Integrated
Therapy and Rife Centre).
185 Gills Rd, Albany, Auckland New
Zealand 0-9-415 6562
Semoia frequency generator US$260
RB300A Tuner $US189
CB Transmitter (modified) US$125
Goldtone Linear
Amplifier US$285
Freight on shipment approximately
US$150
Originally powered by a deep cycle
battery and 1.5Farads of capacitor until the battery died.
And then a Dick Smith power supply
3-15V 25A cat D3800 - NZ$358
And the tube, James Bare
Model BCPTH200.
Picture
of the rife machine - 110K
The unit sits on a steel-framed computer desk, for lack of anything better.
And the battery has since been replaced with the dick Smith power supply.
My comments.
This machine is seriously dangerous - especially to cancer when set up correctly.
I figure it was the best $1000 I have ever spent.
PLEASE, Accept all
help from existing, recognised treatments.
It may not be in the "spirit" of a correct clinical trial for Rife
treatment but the purpose is to survive and the existing methods do improve the
chance of surviving.
My mother’s cancer was slow growing - maybe the tamoxifen would have kept it at
bay indefinitely ic used early enough and perhaps
will suffice for the rest of her life,
but the long term effects of the drug are starting to get worrying
My father originally bought the tube for his machine some 4 years ago because his prostate was enlarging and becoming cancerous.
However he had radiation treatment early last year and now
shows normal levels of the markers.
But!. Within 2 weeks of the radiation treatment he had blockages in his leg arteries and came very close to loosing his feet due to gangrene.
A CAT scan showed a large aneurism on his groin artery. Major surgery removed the aneurism but the clotting didn't stop.
In fact it got worse.
One of the local current affairs programs did an expose on the blood clotting dangers of certain blood pressure medications about that time and when I told dad he asked his GP.
The result was to lower the dose to less than a quater. Problems solved.
COMMENT. Beware the registered pharmaceuticals. They can be very dangerous when prescribed properly.
On behalf of Clarence Merrick
Tuakau, New Zealand.
And, of course, my mum.
In memory of my aunt who died of cancer 5 years ago and
Cousin Hazel who died on the 17th June 2001 of liver cancer (I think) and who used only herbal remedies.
