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Date: March 14, 2005
Name: Marylin Clark-Koenig
Diagnosis: Invasive Ductal Carcinoma Stage 3.3 Breast Cancer
E-Mail:marikonig@aol.com
April 2004, at the age of 68, I entered a large imaging center for a routine mammogram with the same apprehension most women feel until we receive the all-clear report.
I was told to wait and not to dress after the mammogram as the radiologist might want more views.
The wave of anxiety jolted me like an electric shock, and I steeled myself for...
Name: Odette Gaud
Azores, Pico Island, Portugal
Date: June 1, 2005
Diagnosis: Invasive Ductal Carcinoma of the Breast
Phone: 011 351 292 655 209
E-Mail: odette_gaud@yahoo.co.uk
A LIFE CHANGING POSITIVE EXPERIENCE. My Story 6/1/05
How I hope I have beat Cancer and enriched my life for the better.
Hi my name is Odette Gaud, I am 36 yrs old and I have 2 wonderful kids a 7yr old boy and a 3yr old girl. My partner and I live in the Azores, Pico Island Portugal. My...
Name: Marialyce Caudillo
Date: Mar 26, 2006
Diagnosis: Metastasized Breast Cancer
Contact: (650) 298-8180
I had a left breast mastectomy. Did not allow my lymph nodes to be removed. Did one round of chemotherapy (4 every 2 weeks; first dose 8/05) I had taken wheat grass (fresh) or bottled barley grass for 3 years prior and believe it is the reason I went through an easy chemotherapy. I went on Poly-mva soon after chemo. Cat scan on 9/22/05 on my lungs.stomach and pelvic...
Name: Roza Mollova
Location: Marlboro, Massachusetts
Diagnosis: Metastatic Breast Cancer
Good morning, Rick!
I should share with you the "miracle" with my last scan result - it was a
real miracle for my doctor, for me and my relatives.
After having 3 bone scans during the last 2 years, always showing "super
scan" - it means - tumors everywhere, I had my last scan on Wednesday and
the result surprised my doctor and me. Actually I expected some improvement
but never...
Date: March 14, 2005
Name: Marylin Clark-Koenig
Diagnosis: Invasive Ductal Carcinoma Stage 3.3 Breast Cancer
Address:801 Los Tavis Way, Boulder City, Nevada 89005
E-Mail: marikonig@aol.com
Testimony Concerning My Use of Poly-MVA
April 2004, at the age of 68, I entered a large imaging center for a routine mammogram with the same apprehension most women feel until we receive the all-clear report.
I was told to wait and not to dress after the mammogram as the...
Date: June 7, 2004
Name: Virginia Booze
Subject: Bialateral Breast Cancer
Dear Tim,
It has been three years since we have had contact with you and I wanted to give you a report of Virginia's progress with her bilateral breast cancer.
I would be surprised if you would remember us due to the large number of people with whom you are in contact. Virginia began her "journey" with breast cancer with a strong hesitation to proceed with "conventional" medical approaches, surgery,...
Date: January 11, 2003
Name: Sitha Pina
Subject: Breast Cancer
Aruba, Dutch Caribbean
My name is Sitha. And this is my testimony. In 1987 I felt a lump in my right breast. I didn’t think twice and I called my sister who was working then at the hospital. She came and said that if I wanted to be sure I better go to my doctor. I did go. I had a mammogram and they could not see anything. They said that I was nervous, well why not; someone I knew died of breast cancer. But it was...
Name: Judith Foester
Diagnosed: January 6, 2006
Diagnosis: Breast Cancer with Renal Cell Carcinoma
Email: judyfoes@optonline.net
On my birthday, January 6, 2006, I went for a routine mammogram that was far from routine. A spiculated mass, 2 cm in diameter was found by ultrasound after the mammogram. Dr. Alison Estabrook, best breast surgeon in the world, did the fine needle aspiration, found the tissue cancerous, and did a lumpectomy on January 26, 2006. When the lump was...
Date: August 22, 2001
Name: Claire Fenedick
Subject: Breast Cancer
E-Mail: ziplockjc@aol.com
Phone-727-395-9638
UPDATES- August 22, 2001 - January 21, 2002- May 31, 2002 January 29, 2003, June 1, 2004
Dear Gary and Tim:
I am very happy to provide you with the following testimonial for Poly MVA. I hope it helps other women to be courageous and try Poly MVA.
Claire Fenedick
6551 Shoreline Drive
Unit 6406
St. Petersburg, Fl. 33708
In April 1998, my bout with...
Date: February 2, 2002
Name: Olivia de Haulleville
Subject: Breast Cancer-Stage 2
Email: solemate@desert.flashbyte.us
Phone-760-369-7075
Started using Poly MVA in 1999, UPDATE: 3-2007
A biopsy in the Spring of 1999 revealed two estrogen-receptive DCIS growths in my left breast, one the size of a pea (Stage 2). Radical mastectomy was immediately recommended. Several "second opinions" also recommended that I should have the 'offending breast' totally removed, including the lymph...
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