CANCER TOOK MY FRIENDThe months went by and Vonna got worse. She became so weak, that on one occasion, I went to dress her so she could attend a dinner with her husband. All this time, I thought she was taking her supplements. Her children and sister did not know how bad her condition had gotten. Since I did not know her children, I finally contacted her sister to just let her know, that time was short. She was dumbfounded!! Her sister said, “I will call the children and I will come to stay a week, maybe I can get her better.”
Her sister did come, and the week passed. I had referred Vonna to an Internal Specialist, but she refused most of his recommendations. By this time, I was back working at a local hospital. This doctor was not pleased that I could not make Vonna do what he said. But we all know, you cannot make people do things. Finally, the sister called to tell me that she could not help after trying all week, and wanted me to call her doctor to be admitted.
I had Vonna admitted that day, then took care of her the next day on my unit at work. It was probably the most painful, day of my life. The doctor had ordered cat scans, x-rays and etc, for diagnostic purposes. Usually, I would have read the reports the minute they had returned to the floor, but I knew, that I could not finish my 12 hours, if I read them. Vonna had become incontinent and the whole day was spent keeping her comfortable and dry. The doctor ordered for her to have blood, because her hemoglobin was so low. Of course, she perked up after that, but his answer to me was two weeks. The evening shift nurse arrived, I gave my report to her, with complete exhaustion in my voice. She was so kind and took right over making suggestions, like let’s put in a catheter to keep her dry. Then, I sat down to read the reports, 7 brain tumors, liver tumors, lung tumors, and I believe one in her spleen. I cried all the way home that night!!
Vonna did get to come home. We sat her up in a hospital bed in her living room. Her daughters cared for her in shifts. I went as much as I could. One of her daughter’s had brought her in for a massage, when Vonna was barely walking. I asked that day, “Vonna, do you want to live.” Her answer, was heart wrenching. She said, I do not want to try to start over in my life, and I don’t think I want to live the way I am. Hard realization for me who had been about saving lives my whole career. I learned after we brought her home from the hospital, that she was not taking any of her supplements that both her herb doctor or I had recommended. So, she had made this decision on her own.
Then, on that Saturday night, she looked at me and said I want to Live!! I promised her that I would go get the stuff she needed to get well. At this point a tumor had grown in the left of her throat and she couldn’t swallow food.
I went to a store in Louisville, Ky. It turned out to be a fateful trip, because I ran into an acquaintance that was teaching a Dowsing class, in that store that night. Now I knew nothing of Dowsing and had wanted to take this class, so I stayed and learned dowsing that night. But, I also, had just met my next 2 teachers and friends. Anyway, I went back to Vonna’s that night, gave her the Pau d’ Arco, in some water, 6 IP-6 tablets, and 2 servings of I-26. Then, I gave her Hannah Krueger’s stuff that the Intuitive who evaluated her saliva for me recommended, something for viruses and parasites. But, could only give her the starter part of that, because it was 11:30 pm, it was in parts throughout the day. I received a call the next morning, that the tumor in her left throat region was gone. Was I stunned? Well, enough to go the 15 miles to her house. She was alert, talking, and wanted to eat. That is the day she made me promise to tell the story of what we discovered and had worked on her in less than 24 hours. I often wonder had things been different could we have saved Vonna with this new combination, but she quit taking it!!! Vonna lived the two weeks and died peacefully, on a Thursday. The last 3 days of her life, I developed some kind of crazy dizziness and didn’t get to see her until the moment she took her last breath. I think the Lord wanted me to let her go. Her daughter told me, that she changed her mind and decided to give up. I was notified that she was ready to pass over, so I had my Mom take me there, she took her last breath as we drove up the lane. As I walked up to her home, her oldest daughter and her dog came out to see me. The dog stopped looked right above me a little off to my left, commenced barking and barking. I looked at her daughter and said, “Vonna, is right there and she knows I am here.” I learned so much from this woman. She was my client, my friend, and my teacher. I will ever be indebted to her. From time to time, I think I feel her with me, like right now, as I have written her story with tears in my eyes. I kept my promise, Vonna!!!! Sure hope our work together, helps someone else. If you would like to contact me please you use the form below:
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