Thank u for sharing ol cowboy....I don't know why but that makes me feel better....xxxxx ( I am just crazy sometimes LOL)....

If I uplifted your spirit,
then that makes my day!

What a blessing you’re still with us!!!
🙏❤️🙏

Hey Thanks! Tell ya what, I'm glad to be here and the honor of bein' with Y'All is MINE. 😃

There are many stories of people curing their own cancer - even 35-40 years ago! look at TempletonWellness.com for their stories and how they did it. The website owner cured his own cancer 35-40 years ago and he now interviews cancer survivors and their protocols, including fenbendazole - the Tippens protocol.

Yes, and even Stage 4 "cancer" using baking soda and molasses.

Alkali pH likely also kills parasites.

https://www.youtube.com/wa...

May all the secrets be revealed and justice prevail. No more comms and speculations. Just undeniable truth. Here's to 2025.

Cheers Sherlock!!🍸

Thank God for all of us you beat it, ol_cowboy ❤️

I wash in filtered water & then soak ALL my food
in Baking soda —
Veg, fruit, nuts, eggs — ALL 😻🙏🕊️

#godblessyou

Please research NipBud on potatoes. Cannot be washed off. 😢

Thanks for that Kat! God wasn't gonna let me leave the battlefield that easy. 🤠

He had work for me to do...like helping expose the IRS as bein' a Trust Formed in Puerto Rico! 🤣

Now he wants me to help get everyone FULL INCOME TAX REFUNDS! 👍 💵 💵 💵
Like SUITCASES FULL! 😂 🧳🧳

God's got me on a MISSION!

I too am a cancer survivor. If only I had known what I know now, I would have cured my breast cancer myself by making my body alkaline, taking Ivermectin and Fenbendozole, eliminating flouride and other contaminants. Instead I had a mastectomy and reconstruction. Thankfully no chemo. IMO most if not all cancers can be cured, and eliminated by these things you have mentioned. 😇

Hey, maybe Medbeds can restore us with all our missing parts! Kind of like restoring old sports cars to their original sleek & powerful selves, with a few hidden improvements! 🤔 🥳

We were designed to WIN the 24 Hours of Le Mans! 💪

Me too, I bet there are a lot of us. Mine was a hysterectomy. I had “abnormal” pap smears. I finally asked my doctor why, what, etc. because the only recommendation was to come in more frequently for a pap smear (and another copay) but not actually treat it. I was pissed, had my records transferred out of my GP office and went elsewhere. When this came up again, abnormal, I asked more and more questions. It was “stage 1 cancer” (which I would also question now, but too late). They finally did a biopsy and diagnosed it on the entire surface up to where they had cut. The only safe rather than sorry option was the surgery. I was tested later and it was a success, cancer free, no chemo or anything, just the surgery. Then that doctor wanted me back in for a pap smear. Huh? Why?! What, where are you even testing with a pap smear if the uterus was removed? I was not given any answers that made sense to me and I literally have never gone back. I have been doctor free for a lot of years now.

Thank you for sharing your story ol’cowboy and for the information.

Good to hear you’re doing GREAT!

Except for occasionally throwing my back out like Mr. Incredible when stacking hay bales, still going strong!

When I was a teenager, I used to install 4x4 transmissions by hand lifting them off my chest. 😜 Stabbing them into them engines' clutches & flywheels.

As I got smarter, I gave that practice up.
Now I use a transmission jack. 😂