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Re: Is this the greatest crime ever committed?
We just lost a close friend, my wife's cousin Carole. Unbeknownst to us she discovered a lump in her breast 3 years ago and treated it 100% non-conventionally. When her breast erupted in an open wound, she told us things were looking serious. From there it was a steady decline, with a brief plateau, and then down to death. Her principal healer said to the end it was not cancer but mercury poisoning. Carole hinted at regretting her choices. Safeguarding one's health is paramount, both in conventional and unconventional treatments.
We just lost a close friend, my wife's cousin Carole. Unbeknownst to us she discovered a lump in her breast 3 years ago and treated it 100% non-conventionally. When her breast erupted in an open wound, she told us things were looking serious. From there it was a steady decline, with a brief plateau, and then down to death. Her principal healer said to the end it was not cancer but mercury poisoning. Carole hinted at regretting her choices. Safeguarding one's health is paramount, both in conventional and unconventional treatments.
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