Hemp Oil....its really gathering pace

Everyday there seems to be a new story relating to someone with any sort of cancer experiencing a complete turn around and tumour disappearance which they are attributing to the use of Hemp Oil. The more I think about it the more I reckon this is the reason I've been doing so well. I was at stage IV with only palliative care prescribed by the hospital. I am so grateful for my partner, brother and good friends that helped to make that first batch of hemp oil so quickly I was on it at the same time as chemo/herceptin and yeah initially I was spaced out, however it did make having chemo a lot easier to deal with I slept like a baby and didn't suffer as many nasty side effects as others claim to get. Hemp oil was in my system from about week 5 into my dx I continued to take it everyday for over a year as time passes your body does seem to tolerate the 'high' feeling you build up a resistance to that feeling.

I find it really strange that some would completely write off the possibility that this drug can and in some cases does work yet they would willing have chemo which is essentially a poison, obviously chemo works I know this first hand BUT how about being offered both hemp oil and chemo at the same time prescribed legal, clinically tested hemp oil. If you look at it like this ie: chemo is derived from plants I think the Yew tree is one such plant a highly poisonous tree the birds don't even eat the berries! Hemp oil is also derived from a plant which isn't poisonous at all its only downfall is that the powers that be deem it an illegal drug and make users criminals of course they would say that because if this is indeed the wonder drug of our times then the government, pharmaceutical companies and charities wont want a simple plant that anyone can grow easily to be the cure for the biggest disease on the planet, it stands to reason they would want to hush it up so that they can continue to rake in the millions of pounds/dollars in revenue that cancer brings. By far the worse out of the three is the charities everyone does there bit, run for life, cake bake, etc etc etc all in the name of charity the money raised is pumped into research and ultimately to find a cure for cancer yet the very drugs they have developed are now being pulled by the government because they are too expensive to administer so people who would benefit from those drugs die as a result, I ask you WHAT IS THE FUCKING POINT? I will never raise any more money for these particular charities and certainly wont be lining there pockets with money so they can wave the carrot in front of my face then pull it at the last hurdle FUCK EM!

Hemp oil has got to be the only sane way forward, easy to grow and to process and now you don't even have to take it as a capsule you can make it into a suppository which apparently stops the 'high' feeling. So there you have it Hemp Oil the wonder drug of our time I recommend you keep your eye out for hemp and cancer related stories in the press they are filtering through I've decided to collect them and paste them on my dedicated hemp page not because I need to be convinced but to help others come to the same conclusion.

Still in two minds about this topic and need to look into it further then I urge you to watch this film 'Bud Buddies Project Sorm' its nearly 2 hours long but in the whole scheme of things 2 hours in your life isn't that long and could potentially change your mind on the use of Hemp Oil and your outlook on life.
Here's the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58X5KhW80pw#t=6381 and another link to an article from The Independent (its not all Daily Mail articles that talk about cannabis and and hemp oil)
http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/features/could-cannabis-oil-reverse-the-effects-of-cancer-9934577.html
the next link is to the Bud Buddies official website which is a non-profit organisation that administer the oil free of charge.
http://www.cannabiscure.info/files/bud_buddies.htm

Rewind back.....U Turn....

So I've made a sort of U turn on the advice that the Kinesiologist told me (see previous post) not because I don't believe in it but because I have a greater intuition on myself and my body since being dx with breast cancer and something was telling me that I still needed the evening primrose capsules and all the other products she advised against. I feel good, other people say I look healthy so I've decided on the 'if it ain't broke why fix it?' approach a few of the things she recommended like taking Vit B complex with magnesium and Milk Thistle drops I've already gone out and bought and have started taking them I've stopped taking Vit B12 (because the B complex has it in) and co-enzyme Q10 because I'm not on chemo anymore and feel my nerves are doing fine at the moment, also was not sure that the Sea Kelp or the Biotin was doing me any good so stopped taking them, I still take quite a lot of supplements and whilst it's good to take advice and get another perspective on the situation its also good to take note of your own intuition. I would also like to add at £50 quid a visit I quite simply cannot afford to keep going to her and would like to try other complementary treatments like going to a nutritionist.

The lovely lymph nurse....

I suspected that the pain in my arm and trunk was more than normal mastectomy site mending itself pain and my oncologist referred me to a Lymphedema Nurse called Vikki. I felt a bit strange about going for this appointment because I was dreading the possible prospect of having to wear a compression sleeve and also the nurse is based in our local hospice. I have too say I was pleasantly surprised, the hospice was so calm and blissful a huge manor house converted, very friendly offering you tea and coffee in a comfortable waiting area with big armchairs, I don't really know what I was expecting to find but it certainly was not something as comforting as it proved to be and I no longer have 'the fear' as regards to a hospice.

As for lymphedema I do have it but very mild and early stages which is mainly in my trunk on the side, the pains I was experiencing turned out to be nothing to do with lymphedema but everything to do with my nerves knitting themselves back together (its been a year since my mastectomy). Vikki measured both of my arms and told me that my right arm (which is the affected limb) is 2% larger than my left, although my right arm is my dominant arm anyway so it would always be slightly larger, needless to say I am hugely relieved that all the exercises are paying off and keeping the dam lymphedema at bay.  We had a great chat and I found her to be so sympathetic and understanding.

During the consultation she said would I like to be referred to a Bowen Technique practitioner, I have heard of this complementary treatment and wanted to try it out anyway so was pleased to find that its free of charge on the NHS if your referred by your lymph nurse and a series of appointments have been made. My first appointment was on Friday and was very interesting, a series of light touch movements all over my body and it really did seem to work wonders, aligning and correcting my spine whilst attempting to deal with my side effects ie: migraines/hot flushes/neck and back pain. I will keep you all posted on how I progress with these treatments but I already feel something inside me has clicked and am looking forward to my next session which will be next week.