My Beloved With Breast Cancer

Hey all,

One of my most beloved family members has just been diagnosed with a 6cm cancerous tumour in her breast.

They will have some lymph node samples taken and then depending on the presence of "spread" cells, will be administered chemo/radio therapy before complete removal of the breast.

Suffice to say that everything is happening very quickly, as it always does.

In this case, with all the haste, there will be no time for flushing etc. (too much fear and too little time).

So, it's my job to help healing after conventional medical treatment to remove the toxic load from chemo/radio etc.

My plan is to begin with castor packs and coffee enemas as soon as my beloved family member is strong enough again. We both know that this originally came about through estrogen dominance and toxins, whose root cause is liver congestion, so we've agreed that flushing will become necessary.

This family member is the most dear person in my life, who I would die for myself, so it's imperative that I help them to get strong and clean their liver (thereby reducing estrogen and toxic load).

Anyway, my question is this...has anyone/everyone here been through chemo/radio, surgery etc.? Did you follow this later with the program to prevent recurrence?

Very best,
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