Friday

Friday

Today I had the works. Wish I was at the spa!

I had neural therapy from Virginia on my back, my neck and my head and belly. Some places hurt. After that I had a 2 hour colonic. I no longer have any gallstones and my liver is clean. Out came more candida. After that I had IVs and then a nap. I slept very deep.

Concha came and worked on me in my bed. Virginia laid next to me and translated. Concha told me my brain was better, meaning more brain rhythms. Parts of it are still slow. Virginia will work on that.

Concha was able to put my right shoulder into its socket but not my left. Boo hoo. My cartilage is too weak and won't hold it. She felt my belly and everything is working well even my liver. She worked on my tailbone, legs and feet. She is 64 years old and is very strong.

Tina and Lori are now homesick. Two more days here and a long one on Monday to get home.

Xo

About Virginia

About Virginia

Virginia has 12 children. One daughter named Mary passed away. When Mary was 9 months old she choked on a pecan. Mary had no oxygen for 25 minutes. Virginia was living in San Diego, Ca. Many people came to Mary's aid. Many were strangers who heard about it on the news. Mary was on a ventilator, had a trach and a feeding tube. Mary understood everything but she was mute.

Virginia was able to read her daughter and knew her wishes. Mary lived until she was 17. The clinic is named after her.

All the other children are thriving. Three of them work in the clinic. They are all very bright and kind. Her youngest daughter is 6 years old. Virginia has a full plate, but manages to spend endless hours with us so we can learn. She travels the world for information from top experts.

Virginia is so smart. Every day she sits with us and tells us new information that we never heard before. She is very humble. While we are here we watch educational videos about the gut, the liver, pancreas and gall bladder.

If you have time, you would enjoy Natasha Cambell-McBride's video about gut and physiology syndrome. Her talk was for Weston Price Organization. You will learn a lot. Visit her website at gaps.me.

Wednesday

Wednesday

Not much happening today because I needed to recover. I had one enema and a few IVs. Virginia was not here because she went to visit her daughter in El Paso. Her daughter lives in North Dakota and they are visiting her in laws.

Her son, Leroy, was in charge.

Only four more days. Xo

My funny husband

This is what Robbin wrote in an email. It made me laugh! Xo



I hope it is going well there.  I’m glad you can’t attach pictures, I’m afraid you’d paste a movie of your treatments.  Or worse, the results you described.  My imagination is good enough.

Tuesday

Tuesday

Today I scared my hydro colon therapist. She had never ever seen so much candida in her life. It was coming out in sacks! I was only on the table for about 75 minutes. Remember, I have not had any sugar or flour or anything that would cause candida in over 22 months. I believe it is from 2010-2012 when I was on oral antibiotics for Lyme. Crap! The colonic wiped me out.

After my nap, Concha came and worked on me. My lumps in my lymph nodes are all gone and my intestines are in place. She worked hard all over to get my edema out. My neck was full and now it looks great and we're measuring it to see just how much it's gone down.

Virginia said ten days of detox will get me on my way. She told me most patients continue to detox for another 6 weeks or so.

Sorry but I am unable to upload pictures from my iPad to my blog. Maybe when I'm home we will work on it. Xo

Monday

Monday

Today I was prepped for a colonic tomorrow. 3 retaining enemas. The enemas consist of:

1- butyrate to reduce inflammation and some bacteria
2- PC to remove toxins
3- electrolytes of sodium and potassium
4- sea water

I had many IVs today. Including ozone. I've had no reaction since the first time.

Everyone here is so nice and supportive. I continuously pick Virginia's brain. She is so very knowledgable. Every day her young children play outside. They are all blonde. I love hearing them and watching them. Every day we get a thunderstorm and the electricity goes out for a few seconds.

Tina is eating organic fresh fruit and vegetables. Anyone who knows Tina will chuckle at this. Xo

Day 6 I think!

I got up at 7:30 am for my colonic. The tube was leaking but we still managed to get a lot out. Mostly poop and candida. I napped during my IVs and then I was able to eat. I am losing weight because of all of the edema, my edema was caused by toxins having no where else to go. I have a lot around my neck and Virginia hopes to reduce it a lot before I leave.

The goal is to clean out my gall bladder, liver and pancreas so that I can detox properly. Unfortunately I have been recirculating toxins and not eliminating them.

In my daily routine I need to add massaging to help my lymphatic system.

More tomorrow. Xo

Living room

Another picture

Some pictures

 

Day 4 was a bitch!

Day 4 was a bitch.

I had many treatments but only one stands out. I had an IV of ozone. After 30 or 40 minutes I was very cold. After another 5 minutes I was freezing. I had them stop it. I asked to go outside in the sun. It was 100 degrees or more but I was freezing, freezing, freezing. I was actually shivering.

Ozone kills off bacteria and boy did it work. I had major die-off. In other words a herx.

Tina and Lori put me to bed with socks and a blanket. I remember moaning for some time. It was awful but I welcomed it.

Virginia told me she had seen it twice before with very sick patients. She told me after 2 more times my reactions would be much less because the die-off would be less. Tomorrow I have my next one. Wish me luck. Xo

Day 3

Day 3

I woke up bright and early this morning with a fast run to the pot....wow that was close. I've spent a lot of time in the bathroom the past two days. Enough shit!

In the afternoon after a much needed nap, I had cupping with Olivia and also a lovely neck massage.

After that I had neural therapy with Linda. This involves injecting me with procaine & sodium bi-carbonate. First I had a crown of thorns all around my head, next she followed various acupuncture points to clear any blockage of my energy. She did my nose, belly, and back. Some of it hurt but not all. She did extra for my scar tissue.

At 3 I had a 2 hour colonic. Out came a lot of candida. There were sacks of candida;  
candida thrives in yeast sacks. Then there was the usual poop and stones.

I really hadn't eaten all day, I just had fermented juice and water. Tonight for dinner I had beef broth homemade.

Lori went to the store with Olivia today and bought Tina cigarettes and Red Bull for a vodka drink. Guess what? Cigarettes are only $1.00 here. Tina was very happy jumping up and down haha.

Xo

Day 2

Day 2

I started my day with a retention enema. Lovely huh? Virginia then massaged my belly. She told me that my body needs a lot of massaging to help my lymphatic issues. After that I had another 30 minute retention enema. Lucky me, ha!

Virginia's goal for me is to have 6-8 BM's and then she will give me olive oil and grapefruit juice.

At around 3pm a therapist arrived and her name was Concha and she only spoke Spanish. She was very knowledgeable and kind. She confirmed what Virginia already suspected and that is all my intestines have moved around because of surgeries and lack of movement.

Concha also found lumps under my arm pits. That is the reason that my shoulders pop out of their sockets. She wants my caregivers to gently massage them every day.

The goal is for me to have a colonic to empty my liver, gallbladder and pancreas. To prepare for the event I need to have Epson salt in water twice, an hour and a half
apart. After that I will have a cocktail of grapefruit juice and olive oil.

Right now I'm on the pot and I had to tell Tina "save yourself".

During the day I had two quarts of fermented juice and sea salt. What a treat!

Tonight I had an IV of Phosphatidylcholine but only 5 amps. I normally have 10.

Wish me luck tonight because I don't want to explode. Xo

My back after cupping, don't worry it doesn't hurt.

Day 1 at the clinic

Day 1

Tina came in at 8:30 all happy and cheerful. Lori was tired and needed coffee and a smoke. After bathing, dressing and feeding we went next door to the clinic. The first thing I did was live blood cell analysis. Linda, Virginia's daughter, took one drop of blood and put it on three slides and viewed it under a microscope. We could all see it on a large screen.

It showed I have parasites, candida, and my white blood cells are stagnant. They should be moving around and they aren't. My white blood cells should be cleaning up my blood and they are not working properly.

My red blood cells are clumping together and there aren't many. For example, there should be thousands and I may have 50.

Another view from the third slide showed a time line from my youth until now. It was truly amazing. They could see my diet had changed because my gut was a little better. The view of when I was young showed metal toxicity. I believe and so does Linda that it was from my parents smoking. Remember, I lived at home until I was 23.

Linda could tell I have poor circulation. She told me when I was young I had an injury to my head. Sure enough I had fallen down the steps when I was only crawling. I had broken my arm but no one thought anything else was wrong.

There is more but I don't remember right now. A young woman took notes and I will have them soon.

After that they put me on a massage table on my belly. I hadn't been on my belly in a very long time. I had a problem with my head because my neck was being choked because of the placement. After a while they put something under my chest and something under my forehead and I was fine. Of course I cried because I couldn't tell them what the issue was. Tomorrow is another day and we all learned.

While on my belly, Virginia massaged my back with oils and it felt wonderful. She felt a lot of tension in my neck and shoulders. I believe that was caused by working at a desk for 33 years. Next, Virginia performed cupping. She heated up a cup with a cotton ball that was on fire and proceeded to put it on my back and neck and move them around. There were 3 cups. It hurt a little but I am a tough bird.

Then Virginia read my eyes. The process is called iridology. She saw that my liver is very stressed because of all the toxins. She also told me I have leaky gut.

"The gut is naturally permeable to very small molecules in order to absorb these vital nutrients. In fact, regulating intestinal permeability is one of the basic functions of the cells that line the intestinal wall. In sensitive people, gluten can cause the gut cells to release zonulin, a protein that can break apart tight junctions in the intestinal lining. Other factors — such as infections, toxins, stress and age — can also cause these tight junctions to break apart.

Once these tight junctions get broken apart, you have a leaky gut. When your gut is leaky, things like toxins, microbes, undigested food particles, and more can escape from your intestines and travel throughout your body via your bloodstream. Your immune system marks these "foreign invaders" as pathogens and attacks them."

Virginia also told me that the edema I have is from the toxins finding a place to go. She noticed from my eyes that my small intestine had a lot of inflammation and said that is where the blockages may be. She also said because of the inflammation
and blockages that my intestines are in a different area then they are supposed to be. She could tell this by palpating me.

I ended my day with a retention enema that I had to hold for 30 minutes. That was at 6:30 and it is now 10 pm and it is still in me. No movement what so ever.

I also had to take 1 quart of fermented juice over the course of a day.

One last thing. Virginia told me I am not absorbing the nutrients from my food because I need more enzymes. Xo

4 states and 2 countries

4 states and 2 countries

Tina & I left at 3am on July 20th from our Pa home. We drove 3 hours to Newark airport in NJ. We got there shortly after 6 am. Another care giver, Lisa, drove us there. From then on, in my handicapped status, I was treated like a VIP. Every airport we visited it was the same.

We took a flight from Newark to New Orleans and had to change planes with a three hour layover. After that we had a plane to Houston and finally to El Paso, Texas where we met up with Lori who came from her vacation in Orlando.

Once there Dayer LeBaron picked us up and drove us to Mexico. We arrived late from our flight therefore we hit traffic and didn't get to the clinic until 10pm. It was a
loooong day.

We came in the home and it was like a picture from Home & Gardens. There was beauty everywhere. Virginia Marston, ND, welcomed us all into her home. She quickly offered Tina and Lori a meal but they declined. She told me about her approach and it starts with healing my gut.

We were all very tired and went to bed. Tina stayed up for an hour and picked bugs out of her room. Yuck. Lori and I shared a bedroom and I had a king size bed and it was very comfortable. I woke Lori up twice to turn me. Poor Lori. Tina had her own room, the Master Suite, because she snores terribly haha.

Tina wants to catch El Chapo for 3.8 million dollars.

Xo

The Adventure continues in Mexico

Hi, RC here.  Deb's without WIFI for the moment and asked if I wouldn't let that be known.

For the last week, she's been preparing.  She's been making lists and ensuring she's got the her stuff ready, so the last week was spent making piles prior to deciding on what luggage she needed to fill.  When I say SHE, I mean Team Deb, Deb is the manager and her team was doing the actual packing.

The night before she retired at 8 pm, 2 hours early.  Lisa, a TD member, came at just in time to help her get ready for bed.  Then she slept over in Ryan's old bedroom, if slept is what you call going to bed at 9 and getting up at 2 (I don't know the actual time, I was asleep).  She got Deb up and dressed, hair combed and teeth brushed so they could leave at 3.  Again, the timing may differ from my estimates.  Then 2 more TDs arrived, Tina and Lori, and off the 4 off them went to Newark Liberty airport.  They didn't ask for a bungy cord, so they must have fit their luggage in the back of the Honda.

I got up a bit late and in my bathrobe I came down to let Princess (the dog) out and have some cereal.  Before I was done, Lisa was back, it was about 8:30 or 9, I wasn't wearing my watch yet.  Being retired means I'm not going by the clock anymore, so don't hold me to any of these time estimates.

I got an email from New Orleans saying Deb already had a string of beads.  I've heard you have to show some skin to get beads.  How did she get them???  We'll hear the story when she gets online.  Today I got a phone call saying that they are well situated in a very nice house, safe and sound.  The only problem is their lack of WIFI, which they are working on.

I've attached a photo of Deb, Tina, Lori and Amy.  Amy's doing the IV, Tina's getting her feet right and Lori's running the IPad for her.  Deb still had bandwidth to give me a dirty look for taking the candid shot.  I can tell you that were it possible, we'd have two or three more people around because she could keep them all hopping.  This is a relaxed part of the day, as any TD member can attest, although don't think I'm saying Deb is a slave driver, she isn't.

I hope this is my last entry (but I don't mind a bit), because I'm doing boring things like golfing and mowing so telling you stuff I do would put you to sleep.  I've been working on a micro service architecture version of my home monitoring software, so when I'm done with the chores, I work on it.  Boring, right?