Looking for DS family with Bladder Cancer Experience

Looking for active DS members with experience with Badder Cancer ? I encouraged CORAL 5353 to join for infor and support .
 
?????Any one ( Ben Stine voice ) Any one ??????
 
Gail

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deleted_user
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I actually have some knowledge, sister in law has had it for over 10 years. She is currently in treatment with a bio treatment which gives an infusion of tuberculosis into the bladder manufactured from a cow believe it or not.
ellsworth007
ellsworth007

Wow , thats very interesting , I just got my sister on this site yesterday and I am looking to get her started with a few friends , I will ask her to friend you . Coral 5353 , just dx with Bladder Cancer...
deleted_user
deleted_user

Coral5353 here, glad to connect with you Gailsboys. Am interested in starting a bladder cocktail installation protocol using Colloidal Silver, but need to find the devise...what does your sister-in-law use, does she DYI?
deleted_user
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Started bladder installation - protocol
- buy Disposable colon bag that hangs and has a regulator - laytex free
- Rinse bag well with hot water, including all parts
- soak the misc parts in CS for 6 min
- Fill bag with 550 ml of 10-30ppm ionized silver (make it myself), shake it up (to coat entire inside of the bag, and let stand for at least 6 min. This will kill anything growing inside the bag.
- Make sure the liquid is allowed to completely fill the tubing as far down as possible - clamp tube closed so liquid is stationary.
- Prepare cath - Spray liberally cs inside/outside of tubing where it will connect to the cath, let stand 6 min.
- With all cath surfaces (exterior and interior) in contact with the CS,
connect the small hose to a disposable cath (usually has a insertion cup at the end that will comfortable. let stand 6 min. (note if you do all this at the same time you will have killed all bacteria, mold, viruses etc.
- if you haven\'t cathed before, find out how to prepare a clean area. I also Spray urethra entrance with CS and keep spraying for at least 6 minutes after voiding.
- Empty the bladder completely - void out as much as possible
- Then cath to remove the rest
- leaving the cath in, connect to the bag, which should be above you to allow gravity to work it\'s wonders, and is also positioned so that you can help to squeeze all of contents from the bag into the bladder.
- Look, I have an over extended bladder, so I need 500ml and possibly more. If you have a smaller bladder, figure out about how much it will hold. This procedure should NEVER be uncomfortable or painful. If it is stop and figure out why.
- Next go lie down and set the timer for 15 minutes. Once the timer goes off, change positions to make sure every part of you bladder has as least 6 minutes of constant bathing with the colloidal silver.
- There are no side effects using CS, it can stay in the bladder longer without any problem.
- I find I don\'t have a lot of time in the middle of the day for this, so I do before going to bed. I turn and turn, then leave it in until I awake in the am.
- Void it out.
- I am experimenting on my own body with this protocol. I have been advised by my urologist to have bladder removed & a hysterectomy, along with radiation and chemo. I have chosen bladder installation with ionized CS. He also told me not to insert anything into my bladder as I could rupture the bladder wall. I am very very careful not to damage anything and I do this self medication at my own risk, and so will you if you try this.
- I\'m just documenting what I am doing with the ionized colloidal silver I make.
- I also use an atomizer to inject CS into my sinus cavity, that actually goes through the blood-brain barrier and into the blood stream.
- I also use a neutralizer once a day for 15 min with CS to get it down into my lungs and into the blood stream.
- Also, x4 daily, fill mouth with 10-30ppm ionized CS, swish around for at least 6 min (I try for 15), then swallow, followed by a few cups of water. This gets the CS past the stomach and into the small intestines.