Ironman's Blog

I am sure interested in seeing where this goes too, what can we do to help?

Yes, someone should tell poor Elizbeth about this cure, so she can get well. This would throw a wrench in her husband's plan to run off with his girlfriend unpon her demise. She is a strong woman and may come out of this on top yet. We'll see....

I'm all for any non-prescription treatment for disease. I rarely go to doctors unless I have an illness which I can't take care of myself through herbal treatment and rest. The drugs they prescribe many times have dangerous side effects and have the potential to make the patient more sick than their original illness. I think doctors should be more open to different and more safe types of cures for disease. They can't wait to get you to take all those tests so they can find something "wrong" with you & start pumping you with drugs. I've seen that happen to many people I know and relatives. Their health rarely improves. I guess we can always hope for better health care and more research.

Yes, it's almost impossible to contact people who are well-known. Then, again, many people think pharmaceuticals are the only way to cure disease, so probably wouldn't take your advise.

I figure no one is watching this blog any more, but not wanting to "hijack" someone elses blog, I'll put my feelings here just to get it off my chest. Tomorrow at this time I will be at the VA dermatology clinic for a "skin evaluation". They will look at my head, face, and neck to see just how many more cancerous lesions are present. I hope that they find no cancer present at either of the lesions I treated. If they do, it will not really matter. The effect that my treatment of these lesions with cannabis oil has been profound.

Congratulations Ironman - that is absolutely amazing. I, too, have had skin cancer (1 case of basal cell) about 8 years ago. I had it removed and plastic surgery, although didn't really need the surgery. The problem with using cannabis as a treatment is it must be difficult to find and purchase....

Know what you mean about someone cutting on your face!! I was really scared when I had the plastic surgery to correct the small lesion removal scar. They fill up the area and stretch the surrounding skin over it. It stays a little red for a while, but looks good after it heals. Thank God I've only had one of those - hope it is the last!

This time, instead of reclining my head, she walks to the end of the table, takes my ankles, and puts them on her shoulders. Yep, right up there on her shoulders, standing there, her lovely face smiling at me. I could have gone into quite a nice fantasy at this time, but my body decided this would be a wonderful time for a GAS ATTACK. Putrid weapons of mass disgustion exploding around us. We both liked to fell out laughing. The laughing was great for easing the tension, but only succeeded in launching my WMDs with considerably more force. Now that's funny, true story, I swear.

OK, this is how my visit to the VA went down. First I must tell you that the only, ONLY reason the VA called me in for an appointment was to examine the two lesions I have been treating with cannabis oil. The first doctor who looked at them said the upper one needed more treatment, I agreed. The second, the lower one, was CURED. He said that he would not have asked for a biopsie of that area, if he didn't already know that it had been cancerous. He went out and called in a second, probably senior doctor, who agreed with him. They tried to convince me that they had treatments that didn't include the needle, or the knife. I asked why they hadn't offered me those treatments, instead of cutting me up like a Christmass Turkey. The senior doctor replied that surgery was the only definative way to be sure they had removed all the cancer. They asked if I wanted to continue to be treated at the clinic. I told them only if they treated me with cannabis oil, which, of course, they couldn't do. I told them I would continue to treat my cancer myself, but they could set up appointments so they could see my results.

I have no idea why our government disallows sound treatment. If cannibus can treat cancer or any other disease, I say refine it to medical grade and put it on the market. Opiates have been there for over a century. cocaine derivitives have been there. What gives?

My mom and grandmother are both breast cancer survivors. My great grandmother died before they even knew what to look for (as far as cancers). When it is my turn I hope every available option out there can be used. Keep up the good work, Ironman.