MRIs continue to be excellent and I feel well. Had the great black snake today for routine screening and all was well. You lose a few pounds in the preparation but there was a lot more left of me than some thought after all the BMs. Fortunately they can be done easily with no pain and we all should not neglect rountine care. Colonoscopies are not that bad and you sure do eat well afterwards and everything looks good to eat. Christmas is soon to be upon us so I've been busy with getting the Christmas things down to begin the process of changing over the house and thinking about the gifts and duties. I had a special visitor from San Antonio to discuss taking a new natural treatment to the Indian nations that has had 100% sucess in treating HIV and HepC and we are to start that soon in my office anda later to some of the Indian facilities. We are looking for people who qualify as there is no charge for the product just the office visits and the lab they have to do to show results. No side effects. This is revolutionary treatment and I pray it does as well as presented. God opens different doors as I saw thisl person at the beginning of my cancer treatments and he gave me some natural agents to help my immune system. Oh well, I'm still here so it is hard to say if it helped it sure didn't hurt.. UCLA called me and scheduled me for a follow up booster shot on Jan 9 so I'll need to get reservations for all of that as I know that was of God. Merry Christmas to all. Dr Jim
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Friday, November 30, 2007
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
It was another glorious day as the MRI I had today was clear like the last several. It makes one feel so good and excited about life and what holds around the corner. I was called by the radiologist about 1 hour after the test results as I went by and asked him to review my films but he had not had the images sent to the a main computer yet. With everything digital they can do neat things and they made me 2 CD copies so I can keep one and send the other to UCLA for my study. This was a routine study as I get one every 4-6 months now and I feel real good and have no real limitations. The battle isn't over so keep up the prayers. Thanks Dr Jim
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