After years of struggle and relentless persistence, hundreds of cancers and many different treatments, Doug finally calls himself ‘cured.’ How is this possible? It’s got to be Doug’s indomitable human spirit! Please like and share this inspiring story!
Doug’s words:
“My first basal cell carcinoma appeared 30 years ago under my right eye. The dermatologist cut it out and radiated it. Over 100 other basal and squamous cell cancers have been treated since.
Several years ago, a tenacious cancer appeared within my ear. The dermatologist treated it many times before a Mohs surgeon removed it’s top. In 2005, the proctologist found cancer in six of nine prostrate biopsies. But the aorta valve in my heart was replaced first, due to a heart murmur, before I received 43 prostrate radiations.
As I recovered from the open-heart surgery, I lost the central vision of my right eye. The heart surgeon told me a tiny bit of plaque most likely got loose as a result of the surgery, causing a central retinal artery occlusion.
In 2010, a full-body Scan showed tumors in the central lobe of my right lung….biopsies indicated adenocarcinoma. The pulmonologist, oncologist and surgeon agreed the gold standard of treatment was removal of that lobe.
After several more scans showed the tumors were growing, and after viewing the complexity of lobe removal, I chose radiation treatment, thinking I’d have a better chance of surviving than going under the knife again. Thus, 2010 ended with 24 lung radiations.
In the Fall of 2011, cancers were appearing in other lobes and another skin cancer was removed from the back of my ear. I was in between the scans scheduled to see when and where the next zapping would be done. Fortunately, a friend suggested I see Rick Simpson’s film “RUN FROM THE CURE”. After watching, I thought, ‘what have I got to lose’? I got a Michigan Permit and made some Rick Simpson Oil.