Connie (Mrs. WebSlave)

Lovely photos, of both of you! I am sorry about Connie, but, it seems she is doing okay?

Well, it depends.......

Sometimes she acts like she feels pretty good and it is easy for me to kid myself that the past year was all just a bad dream.

Then other times it seems that she isn't telling me everything about how she feels, and if it weren't for the likelihood that I would never be able to stop, I feel like I might start screaming.

Beautiful pictures. Happy Anniversary!!

I know this is a very long shot, but we have quite a few members that hail from San Diego, CA, that might be able to help me.

Has anyone here have, or know of someone personally, who has been to the Oasis Of Hope in Tijuana, Mexico?

I am asking for my best friend.....

Originally Posted by WebSlave

I know this is a very long shot, but we have quite a few members that hail from San Diego, CA, that might be able to help me.

Has anyone here have, or know of someone personally, who has been to the Oasis Of Hope in Tijuana, Mexico?

I am asking for my best friend.....

I’m a newcomer here rich, and I just want to tell you I’m sorry. I’m sorry that the two of you are going through this, and I just can’t imagine how you feel. My wife and I have only been together 7 years, but she’s my life. I wish I could have found this place 10 years ago.

Originally Posted by WebSlave

I know this is a very long shot, but we have quite a few members that hail from San Diego, CA, that might be able to help me.



Has anyone here have, or know of someone personally, who has been to the Oasis Of Hope in Tijuana, Mexico?



I am asking for my best friend.....

I do, but it was a long time ago. I don't know if this is helpful, but in 1976 we traveled from IN and stayed in Chula Vista, CA for the summer. My dad was diagnosed with inoperable cancer in both lungs. He went to the Oasis of Hope for laetrile treatments. The doctor who founded the clinic was then in charge. I am sorry to say that the treatment didn't slow the progression of Daddy's
cancer at all. That said, we make friends with a Canadian family who'd come for the same clinic. In their case, the wife had breast cancer. By the end of the treatment, her tumor wasn't palpable any more. I'm sorry, I don't know details such as specific types of cancer. Genes weren't knowable at the time. It was 1976.

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Thank you for your feedback.

Connie told me a few days ago that she woke up in the morning and was just watching the birds at the bird feeders outside the bedroom window, thinking about "stuff". She said she had a feeling wash over her. She got up thinking "I am going to go to Oasis Of Hope and I am going to come back all better."

This is what she wants to do. That is all that matters to me.

I sincerely hope that Connie will have the experience of our Canadian acquaintances. I remember so well the wonder on Margot's face when she told us that the lump in her breast wasn't there anymore. Praying for both of you.

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Thank you.

When Connie was going to bed last night, she turned to me and told me that up to recently, she just felt so defeated and resigned to her fate of an early death. But the last few days she has just felt differently. She is positive she will go to Tijuana and come back well again.

I pray that this is so.

Anyway, yesterday I booked the flights for her and her sister.

Honestly, I am getting SO burned out reading about cancer, cancer treatments, alternative treatments, drugs, OTC supplements, and all the other stuff. It is like I stepped into another alternate dimension. Wouldn't be so bad except that I feel that Connie's life may be hanging in the balance of me finding the correct path for her to take through this minefield.

Scares the crap out of me to think I may fail her.