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Re-edited Michael Ellner Cancer my father “Bone” pt1
I am what I put on Youtube rebooking 22nd December 2006 with few changes: Paula Gloria talks to Michael Ellner of the impasse in which men, if manufacturers of medicines against the bridge pier are fair trials, while masses to take corrective measures of health no influence on politicians to protect them against subsequent lethal consequences. Since May 2007, my father is much better. He did nothing “alternative,” we do not talk directly about my beliefs, but he said its vs. it does me no medicine and now it is almost without a stick. . . away from his condition, hospital last December after
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#2 written by paulagloria 1 year ago
for myself when I kept learning more and getting more horrified by what I learned a shift came when I remembered what a holy man told me “What is yours can never be taken and what is not you can never hold onto”. In that moment I understood my father would be OK and indeed he has. As I said in the rolling ending we do not talk about it but I think he is avioding the medicine that wrecked such havoc. thanks for stopping by and stay posted on this subject. How’s the weather in Scotland?
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#3 written by pduffy4 1 year ago
Well, as the great comic Billy Connelly once said, “If you don’t like the weather just wait five minutes!”. We can have thunderstorms in the morning and a heatwave in the afternoon or the other way round. The Aussies can plan to have a Bar-B-Q weeks in advance, we can’t plan to have one later in the same day!
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#4 written by pduffy4 1 year ago
PART 2- We had a hot day today. Me and my mum saw ‘The Shooter’ today. It was very good and gave me lots of ideas on how to tackle the NWO; Just a pity I am not ex-special forces and a snipper, so I can’t put those ideas into practice;-)
I have ordered some incense which should come Friday (27th) which I hope will improve my mood. I hope to start Yoga and meditation soon. I’ll U-Tube-mail you some links for incense, may help your dad.
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#5 written by paulagloria 1 year ago
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#6 written by hypnofan35 1 year ago
Medicine is difficult thing. Many people are saved by medicine. It is difficult to figure out best treatment for individual cases. I take a warfarin mostly on the presumtion that it is necessary. i know a person who has shifted to a raw diet, i have known people who made a shift to fruit. They seemed obsessed but they did OK. Lost weight fairly rapidly!
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#8 written by jackiemuscoreil 1 year ago
If the needs of the human being are met, which in essences is genuine love and caring, would there be dis-ease? The human race needs to understand the principles of creation. When are we going to wake up to the purpose of life. We are capable of having the greatest health, the most productive life, when it is time for transition we know we have fullfilled the purpose of our being. Jackie
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#13 written by TXatheist 1 year ago
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#14 written by paulagloria 1 year ago
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#15 written by rbairos1 1 year ago
My grandparents grandparents lived on a small island in the middle of the ocean with fresh air, organic farming, fresh food, and everyone knew everyone else by name. Murder and violent crime were unheard of. Community was everything. The average age lifespan was approximately 50 years of age. So in answer to your question, *YES* there would still be disease.
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Hi Paula,
This is a very important video and I am so glad you made it. I am very sorry to hear that your father is ill but pleased that he is better. I think if he stays away from powerfull drugs he should do much better. There was a teenage girl in the UK who died from an overdose of radiation when getting X-Rayed fo rher cancer treatment and she died as a result. All the best,
Peter