Week One

No major changes yet. Just finished 5 days of hyperbaric oxygen therapy. Everyone has very high hopes for that treatment, but it just takes time. Most likely 30-40 dives. Insurance is still giving us a hard time about paying.

All of the studies on it are amazing though.

I've read a good bit now about rectal ulcers and abscesses in the G.I. tract. (most of the studies are on patients that are not considered "HIV positive"). They all have extremely difficult times healing due to the fact that it's a "dirty" area. But, the ones that have hyperbaric treatment have had the most success in healing. 

Still in a lot of pain. My doc says that my body is incredibly strong with no major immune problems if it is able to create fevers and immune responses for this long.

Here's a little more information on Hyperbarics if anyone is interested:

http://www.hyperbaricoxygenchamber.com/site/hyperbaric_chamber

My only advice to anyone newly "diagnosed" as positive on one of these extremely fraudulent "HIV" antibody tests:

Think very long and hard before you succumb to any of these cytotoxic, black-box drugs that will ultimately destroy you and all of your body systems.

Even though the large majority of the time I usually feel very good and lead a very active and busy life, my G.I.tract has most likely suffered irreparable damage from 11 years of chemotherapy. My only problems today are a result of those drugs.

Sticks and Stones

I have met, and spent time with, Nancy Banks in Vienna this past summer. I must say that she is a class act.
http://www.omsj.org/blogs/sticks-and-stones

The "HIV" Innocence Project

Get educated. Get informed. You, or someone you love, could be next.
http://reducetheburden.org/?p=3763

Dear Anonymous

Dear Anonymous,
The following should address you apparent confusion surrounding ARV'S:

Anonymous: Or are you saying antriretrovirals are chemo? Because they are not. 

When people hear chemotherapy they generally think of cancer. But antibiotics are also chemotherapy. Chemotherapy is simply the treatment of disease with chemicals.

Antiretrovirals are indeed chemotherapy. In fact, there were 6 Gordon Research Conferences titled: Chemotherapy of AIDS.  You can find them at:  http://www.grc.org/conferences.aspx?id=0000042

You can find a report that was written on the 1997 conference on the Chemotherapy of AIDS here:  http://tmh.floonet.net/articles/gordon.html

and the 1999 conference here:  http://www.virusmyth.com/aids/hiv/drconf2.htm

AZT, the quintessential ARV, was developed in the 1960s as cancer chemotherapy to kill human cancer cells. AZT is even used today to treat a variety of human cancers by non-specifically killing cells.


Anonymous: ARVs are highly specific meds. Each class targets specific enzymes that HIV requires to replicate. They do not indiscriminately kill other cells. 

The most obvious proof that the ARVs are not specific is the broad and general toxicities of these drugs, most prominently listed in the black box warning labels that accompany them. The DNA chain terminating nucleoside analogs have been shown to be incorporated into human DNA with the aid of a series of human enzymes. The HIV protease inhibitors are known to inhibit certain human aspartyl proteases and some cytochrome p450 enzymes in the liver.

The ARVs reliably kill the dividing cells in the bone marrow and intestines. You can find an extensive list of toxic effects of the ARVS here: http://www.omsj.org/pharmaceutical/hiv-drug-disease-matrix

and here:  http://www.omsj.org/drugs/matrix.htm


Anonymous: ARVs and chemo drugs are not even close pharmacologically. 

It is not possible to address this statement since it implies there is a typical or uniform or characteristic pharmacology of chemotherapy, which is clearly false.

ARV's = chemotherapy

Very interesting paper:

"Chemotherapy and radiotherapy, whilst highly effective in the treatment of neoplasia, can also cause damage to healthy tissue. In particular, the alimentary tract may be badly affected. Severe inflammation, lesioning and ulceration can occur."

"Th disruption or loss of rapidly dividing epithelial progenitor cells is a trigger for the onset of the disorder." 

"Severe inflammation, lesioning, ulceration and bleeding can occur in the mouth, esophagus, and intestine."

"...ability to absorb nutrients much reduced..."

Hummmm, I wonder what 11 years of chemo-compound drugs will do to the intestinal tract? These were short term results done on cancer patients.


https://docs.google.com/fileview?id=0B6MdtNnmbsfZMDYxZjcyMDktZDkzYS00Mzc1LTljYWUtNmZjYWRhNTU3OWZi&hl=en&authkey=CKvZmb8C

Surgery

Surgery is scheduled for next week.
Thank you for all of your continued support and prayers!

Karri Stokely video update 9-28-10

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5sL7d8qwCKQ