Heading home victorious! & What I learned at the Mayo

December 20, 2019 John de Nugent English 7

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I promised to let everyone know the good news how courageous Margi (with me there at every step) beat cancer!

Here goes:

Karren Bakker, Joe Fields and 51 others

Margi going in for her FINAL procedure at the wonderful Mayo! Handsome, super-nice doctor (German & Norwegian) explains her endoscopy…prob. nothing to worry about.

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  1. Layne Lawless Endoscopy is over in 20 min…you never know what hit you. Easy-peasy.
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    • John De Nugent Aufdeutsch Layne Lawless Normally, true, but Margi’s throat, which this endoscope has to slide down, is very scorched and very painful. Then they cut out two patches of the esophagus for a biopsy. She was hurting plenty when it was over. But the news was good! 🙂 Just the expected inflammation, for which they gave her special meds, which now are working well.
    Andrew Kelley Inspiration comes by struggle. She is a warrior.
John De Nugent Aufdeutsch Margi doing the traditional “ringing of the bell” as she completed (despite the full, awful side effects they warned about) her 34 sessions of proton-beam radiation from the Mayo Clinic’s $100 million particle accelerator:
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John De Nugent Aufdeutsch Last session – and every nurse and doctor at this nearly Khazarless hospital was SO super-nice AND ultra-professional!
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Ready for the last blast.
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John De Nugent Aufdeutsch The Mayo is a fusion of the Mayo brothers clinic, and two CHRISTIAN hospitals (Catholic and Methodist), and has legendary friendly and respectful service. They gave Margi this sweet blue topaz pin after she “graduated,” bearing the Mayo slogan: “HOPE.” 🙂
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Paul Apollonio Hoping for the best John De Nugent Aufdeutsch. Fingers crossed.
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John De Nugent Aufdeutsch This 18-month ordeal has taken a terrible toll, but the cancer is gone. I prayed constantly for Margi this entire time (and for me — fretting about her 8-out-of-10-level pain, her huge financial losses, and bad possible outcomes). We both have truly been “through the mill.” I also took a serious stress-management course by a Mayo psychiatrist for cancer caregivers, which helped immensely. Learn to master your feelings and frayed nerves! 🙂
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John De Nugent Aufdeutsch Margi in 2018, and so beautiful to this guy, before the cancer began crucifying her, perfect at 120 pounds (now just 91 🙁  ).
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A few days ago with a severe radiation burn on her throat
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John De Nugent Aufdeutsch Anyway, as promised, this is how she beat cancer:
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1) using natural therapies ALONGSIDE chemo and radiation, and
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2) getting said chemo and radiation at the BEST hospital possible!!!!
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Her family doctor in Asheville, NC warned her: “Margi, I know you hate the thought of chemo and radiation, and yes, it is toxic and has side effects, but if it does become necessary to do them, don’t go to any local ‘podunk’ hospital. Go to the very best hospital you can! — Ann Arbor, MD Anderson or the Mayo!” How very true that advice was.
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At the Hope Lodge, here across the street from the Mayo Clinic, number one in the world (US News & World Report), we heard horror stories from cancer patients who were treated like dirt and a piece of meat by their arrogant, corporate-salaried doctors (often Khazars), whether in Vegas, L.A., Cheyenne, Miami, Chicago or Buffalo.
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But the Mayo not only CARES, and has the BEST technology and procedures, but also has TEAMS of DOCTORS looking at you (a century-old Mayo brothers innovation), a whole team of caring MDs who study you and your tumor from every possible angle, using each their own specialized base of knowledge and experience. By contrast, your local hospital may have literally ONE oncologist, and understaffed, stressed-out, even irritable nurses! 🙂
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(We just watched “The Doctor,” a 1991 movie about a selfish doctor (played by Wm Hurt) who then gets cancer himself. THIS is the icy, cold reality of Khazar medicine today, where the patient fighting for his life is just a NUMBER, and insurance companies want to rule out expensive therapies that could save your life!) (This music video shows key scenes from the film. The young woman is dying of brain cancer because her doctors had neglected her…..
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John De Nugent Aufdeutsch The doctor takes his platonic friend June dancing along a lake in Nevada before she dies.
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John De Nugent Aufdeutsch Margi’s rigid upper-body “collar” from the Mayo Clinic prevented her from budging even a tenth of an inch while the proton beam “nuked” her tumor, located dangerously next to her carotid artery.
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John De Nugent Aufdeutsch I wish to thank all who donated so we could keep buying the natural therapies that made the chemo and radiation work better, reduce side effects, and prevent cancer’s dreadful RETURN due to her weakened state. In July five Mayo doctors told Margi she had only a 20% chance of survival but with YOUR donations and prayers, we continued doing our natural thing as well — (and driving five times the long trip between July and now) — and with this “integrative” approach — NATURAL plus chemo and radiation — we won! Now we hit the road, comrades, 374 miles, driving back to Ontonagon way up north in the UP of Michigan! And while Margi recuperates, I will resume my main battle — creating a real-world faith to make us lose the fear of death, and then go out — and DO — what we know — we must DO!
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John De Nugent Aufdeutsch Thank you all! 🙂 🙂 🙂
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.John De Nugent Aufdeutsch A beautiful marquetry (a wood cutout and inlay kind of artwork) of a wolf from the waiting room of the ER at St. Mary’s, a branch of the Mayo Clinic:
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John De Nugent Aufdeutsch We will never forget the gorgeous, uplifting and true artwork everywhere here in this almost khazar-free hospital with 38,000 employees.
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.Dave Jones My wife died from cancer in 2007. She had lived with it for 12 years, she had it beaten. She lived a normal life, still worked. Until.. during a routine check up they asked if she would take part in a clinical trial, the old ‘it may help someone in the future’ routine. She was dead two months later.
.John De Nugent Aufdeutsch So sorry to hear that! 🙁 🙁 Our whole ((((environment)) is drenched with toxic, oncogenic chemicals — and none of these (((CEOs))) who churn it out ever get arrested as they should for MASS MURDER. To try to prevent a recurrence, we will continue to take natural, cancer-fighting medications.
.John De Nugent Aufdeutsch Mennonite choir singing Christmas songs very well in the atrium of the Charlton Building of the Mayo Clinic:
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Layne Lawless So glad Margi got her victory, and won!

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John De Nugent Aufdeutsch Layne Lawless Me too. She did nothing to get this horrible cancer.
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Branco Funcic Simply amazing.
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Matthew Rafael I’m so pleased to hear this. The term “remission” is very pleasant. My mother beat a form of leukemia at 82! Like Margi, she’s taken very good care of herself. It pays off.
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Ron Ward Are you two going to be home for Christmas?

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John De Nugent Aufdeutsch Ron Ward Going home today! 🙂 🙂 🙂

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Ron Ward John De Nugent Aufdeutsch Thats great. An early Christmas present.
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Jake D. Parsons Congratulations. Two amazing people. Gott mit uns!

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…. What I learned

First off, though, I want to again thank our donors, and one in particular, an old Rockwell party storm trooper like myself.
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It was the out-of-pocket natural therapies we did alongside the chemo and radiation that caused the startling turnaround.


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Both Margi’s doctors acted sincerely surprised that she won! As I blogged recently, they had given her only a 20% chance of survival in July! The tumor was Stage III, growing fast, and on her carotid artery! She could have bled out at any moment at Stage III, without any metastasis.

Her doctor from Taiwan, whose grandfather was a general in the anti-communist army of Chiang Kai Shek

Her female doctor (The Mayo has teams of doctors for each patient!!!)

So it was YOUR donations, and especially those of the NSWPP veteran, plus a Dutchman over in Europe, a northern German up in Scheswig-Holstein, and a dentist in the Northeast that enabled us to continue to purchase the things that enhanced the effectiveness of the chemo, lessened the horrible side effects, and now, as we CONTINUE with natural therapies, are designed to prevent a dread recurrence of this awful disease.

In March, let us recall, revisionist Fred Leuchter welshed shamelessly on his $20,000 personal loan to Margi, just as her modest inheritance money also began to run out.

No apology from Leuchter as Margi literally faced death.

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Two main things are my “takeaways” from this tough but glorious Mayo experience:

  1. The Mayo is the greatest hospital on earth because it is almost Jew-free. I have seen ONE Jew doctor here since July! The senior management is also white.
  3. The Mayo is a merging of the left and right brain, of science and spirituality. Part of that is beautiful art, gardens, flowers and music everywhere.
  4. Employees function best in a loving, caring, ultra-nice atmosphere. Patients heal best, too!
  5. I have never seen happier women than right here. The nursing staff is, as usual, about 85% female, and 95% white (and often blond and blue-eyed due to being just local Minnesotans of Scandinavian and German heritage). Women are simply happiest exuding oxytocin, the compassion and caring hormone. I will really miss my discussions with them, gals who are as kind as they are bright and efficient.
  7. a blond, blue-eyed female volunteer, one of 3,000 here, gives Margi a hand massage. Look at her expression. This is women being women, radiating Yin energy — the healing power of compassion, caring, helping and listening. The gods chose women for this great task of healing wounds and comforting the sufferers.
  9. I vowed to my ancestors, my supporters and the gods that if Margi lives, I will start a new faith that will attract women as well as men and get us to lose the fear of death so we do what must be done, and by deeds WIN.
  10. The gods have done their part — Margi is saved. Now it is my turn.

7 Comments

  1. Sarà un Natale da ricordare con immensa felicità..

    21 Dicembre, giorno del Sole che si muove per rinascere.

    Vita nuova e grande Speranza.

    Ero certa di questa notizia!

    Ci saranno altri 12 anni di crescita e preparazione.. poopcome nel 1933, come i 12 giorni di Yule, prima che il Sole possa cantare la sua vittoria finale.

    In fondo gli Angeli sono sempre stati qui..ti sorridono sempre!

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    • Transl:

      It will be a Christmas to remember with immense happiness.

      21 December, day of the Sun that moves to be reborn.

      New life and great Hope.

      I was sure of this news!

      There will be another 12 years of growth and preparation..as in 1933, like Yule’s 12 days, before the Sun can sing its final victory.

      After all, the Angels have always been here .. they always smile on you!

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    • Very interesting, and thanks. Who is narrating this, and what university does he attend? I can’t use this effectively unless I know more corroborating facts. The “professor’s” voice sounds almost like an anti-Semitic caricature. 😉

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