Nurse Kerrie

02/15/2026

Hello Everyone… Let’s Talk About Something Important.

Why do some cancer protocols work amazingly for some people…
but leave others feeling worse and stuck? 🤯

It’s rarely just the medicine.
Hidden mistakes can change everything.

👉 Comment “CANCER” and I’ll share what most patients are never told.

Nurse Kerrie

02/13/2026

🌿 In honor of everyone bravely fighting histamine intolerance, MCAS, chronic inflammation, MTHFR, Long COVID, thyroid disorders, scleroderma, Hashimoto’s, ankylosing spondylitis, fibromyalgia, lupus, sarcoidosis, rheumatoid arthritis, hepatitis, Raynaud’s syndrome, diabetes, celiac disease, Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis, MS, PBC, psoriatic arthritis, CIDP, Graves’ disease, lichen pla**s, and vasculitis.

💚 You are not alone on this journey.

✨ We offer pure, natural support options designed to help the body restore balance and strength.

👉 Comment “YES” or contact us today to learn more and take the next step toward better wellness.

Nurse Kerrie

02/09/2026

🔥 BIG WIN: Recurrent Bladder Cancer Stops in Its Tracks! 🔥

A 68-year-old California man with recurrent bladder cancer just got 5-month biopsy results… and it’s NEGATIVE! 🙌

Here’s what he did:
💊 Ivermectin
💊 Fenbendazole
🌿 CBD Oil
💊 MCP
✨ Other supportive supplements

💡 Why this matters:
Bladder cancer recurrences are tough—but dozens of patients on this Ivermectin + Fenbendazole protocol have stopped seeing cancer come back—after 3, 6, or even 9 months!

We’re hopeful that, long-term, these cancers may never return!

💬 Feeling inspired? Share this story and give hope to someone today!

Nurse Kerrie

02/07/2026

IVERMECTIN, FENBENDAZOLE, CBD Oil, and Supportive Supplements – Case Summary

Patient: 54-year-old female, Arizona
Diagnosis: Stage IV Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer (NSCLC) with extensive metastatic disease
Follow-up Period: 3 months

Background:

The patient was initially diagnosed with Stage III NSCLC in July 2024. She underwent standard oncology treatments, including:

Chemotherapy (Carboplatin)

Radiation therapy

Immunotherapy (Keytruda)

Despite these interventions, her disease progressed. By June 2025, imaging confirmed metastatic spread to lymph nodes and bone, and her diagnosis was updated to Stage IV NSCLC. At that point, she sought alternative and integrative therapeutic options.

Protocol Initiated – June 2025

Ivermectin:

Fenbendazole:

CBD Oil:

Additional supportive supplements.

Imaging Results After 3 Months (July–September 2025)

Primary right upper lobe lung tumor (2.6 cm): Complete metabolic resolution

Pleural thickening: Resolved

Axillary lymph node metastases: Resolved

Head and neck lymph node metastases: Resolved

Pelvic lymph node metastases: Resolved

Skeletal (bone) metastases: Demonstrating improvement

Clinical Observations:

This case highlights the challenges some patients face with conventional oncology approaches and underscores the potential value of repurposed medications when integrated thoughtfully into patient care.

Earlier introduction of repurposed agents such as ivermectin and fenbendazole, particularly during Stage III disease, may offer additional therapeutic benefit and warrants further clinical consideration and investigation.

Conclusion:

I work with a large global population of patients utilizing ivermectin-based integrative cancer protocols. Our ongoing clinical observations place us at the forefront of exploring repurposed drug strategies as adjunctive support in oncology care.

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02/06/2026

🌍 A Major Moment in Global Cancer Research
Vietnam has become the first country to approve the use of a Russian-developed anti-cancer vaccine under its regulatory system. This decision marks an important milestone in international cancer research and highlights how countries are exploring new approaches beyond traditional chemotherapy and radiation.

🧬 How is this different?
Unlike conventional treatments that directly attack cancer cells—often harming healthy tissue—this vaccine is designed to work with the immune system. Its goal is to help the body better recognize and respond to tumor cells, reflecting the growing shift toward immune-based and personalized cancer therapies.

⚠️ What approval really means
Approval does not mean this is a guaranteed cure. It means regulators have reviewed available data and allowed its use in controlled medical settings, such as monitored treatment programs or approved clinical pathways. Continued observation will be essential to better understand its safety, effectiveness, and long-term outcomes.

💙 Why this matters for patients
For people living with cancer, developments like this matter. They open the door to new treatment options, expand research beyond one country, and show how cancer care is becoming increasingly global, with knowledge shared across borders.

🤝 Looking ahead
If results continue to show promise, this could encourage wider collaboration and faster development of immune-based cancer therapies—innovations that may one day benefit millions worldwide.

👉 What are your thoughts on immune-based cancer treatments? Let’s discuss below.

Nurse Kerrie

02/05/2026

Health Education & Awareness
Across the world, many individuals are managing complex health challenges such as parasitic infections, immune system dysfunction, chronic conditions, and cancer. In recent years, there has been growing interest in adjunctive and supportive approaches that may help the body alongside standard medical care.
Certain compounds and nutritional supplements frequently discussed in scientific literature and wellness research include:

• Ivermectin
• Fenbendazole
• Immune-supportive nutrients
• Anti-inflammatory compounds
• Gut health and detoxification support

It is important to emphasize that research is ongoing, and these substances should not be viewed as cures or standalone treatments. Any medication or supplement should be used only under the guidance of a qualified healthcare professional, as individual health needs vary.
My intention in sharing this information is education and awareness, not medical advice. Encouraging informed conversations helps individuals ask better questions, seek proper guidance, and make thoughtful health decisions.

💬 Open discussion:
– Have you explored research on immune health or parasite-related illnesses?
– What topics would you like to see discussed from an educational perspective?
Let us keep this space respectful, evidence-focused, and informative.
Knowledge empowers better health decisions.

Nurse Kerrie

01/22/2026

Ivermectin and fenbendazole alone do not cure cancer or cleanse parasites as many people expect. Do not let anyone deceive you. There are other complementary supplements that must be included to support faster recovery and to help protect the liver, kidneys, and other organs.

A binder is one of the key components. This is why many people take ivermectin and fenbendazole without getting good results. You should not take a dosage based on what someone online claims to use. Everyone’s weight and condition are different, and improper use without proper guidance has led to serious consequences.

Why are you here?
Have you asked me for more information today?
Have you requested my protocol today?
Do you prefer receiving counterfeit products elsewhere and blaming others later?

I am here to help everyone, with no pressure. Your health is my concern, and I will continue my work to guide people properly.

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01/21/2026

NEW ARTICLE: IVERMECTIN and FENBENDAZOLE TESTIMONIAL
68-year-old Louisiana woman with Stage 3 Endometrial Cancer reports elimination of residual disease after 3 months — NO CHEMO

🚨 TRIGGER WARNING!!
No chemo, no radiation, no conventional oncology involved here!! 😱
These are the stories that Big Pharma bots avoid like the plague because they can’t say, “It was chemo.”

STORY:
A 68-year-old Louisiana woman with Stage 3 Endometrial Cancer underwent surgery (hysterectomy) on June 23, 2025.
In September 2025, she started:
Ivermectin: 1 mg/kg/day
Fenbendazole: 1100 mg/day
Results after 3 months:
CA-125:
77 (pre-op) → 20 (post-op) → 6 → 5
Signatera (ctDNA):
0.05 (post-op, Aug 22) → 0.00
PET/CT Scan:
Right inguinal lymph node metastasis
1.5 cm, SUV 9.1 (Aug 27)
Reduced to 1.0 cm, SUV 2.1 (Dec 10)
(Typically considered normal by radiologists)

KEY POINTS:
The Stage 3 Endometrial Cancer patient had a small amount of residual cancer after hysterectomy in June 2025.
She received no chemotherapy, no radiation, no immunotherapy, and no conventional treatment after surgery.
After 3 months of Ivermectin and Fenbendazole, her residual cancer resolved completely, as measured by CA-125, Signatera (circulating tumor DNA), and PET/CT. 😱
Mainstream oncology tells us this is IMPOSSIBLE.

This challenges the current model of modern cancer care, where patients with even small amounts of residual disease after surgery are routinely given chemotherapy, radiation, or other treatments.

We are revolutionizing cancer research and cancer care.
Largest Ivermectin cancer clientele in the world!

01/18/2026

Parasites can have profound effects on both the body and the brain, especially when left undiagnosed or untreated. The type and severity of symptoms depend on the species of the parasite, the location of the infection, and the host’s immune system.

IMPACTS ON THE BODY:
1. Digestive Issues:
Bloating, gas, diarrhea, constipation, IBS-like symptoms, and malabsorption of nutrients, which can lead to deficiencies (e.g., iron and vitamin B12).

2. Immune System Dysregulation:
Chronic inflammation, autoimmune-like symptoms, and increased susceptibility to other infections.

3. Fatigue and Weakness:
Parasites steal nutrients, leaving the host depleted and weak.

4. Skin Conditions:
Rashes, hives, eczema, and itching (especially around the a**s at night, commonly seen with pinworms).

5. Muscle and Joint Pain:
Some parasites migrate through tissues, causing pain and inflammation.

IMPACTS ON THE BRAIN AND MENTAL HEALTH:

1. Neuroinflammation:
Parasites such as Toxoplasma gondii or Taenia solium (neurocysticercosis) can directly infect the brain.

2. Blood and Brain Complications:
Some parasites infect red blood cells and block small blood vessels in the brain, which can lead to seizures, coma, delirium, and long-term cognitive damage.

Conclusion:
Parasites are not just a third-world problem; they are a global health concern that is often underestimated in modern diagnostics. Their ability to invade organs, mimic other diseases, and manipulate the immune system makes them one of the most elusive and underestimated contributors to chronic illness.

However, I have an effective parasite cleanse protocol that can help eliminate parasites from both the body and the brain. If you are interested in receiving my parasite cleanse protocol, please send me a private message or reply with “I am interested.”
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01/06/2026

CHEMOTHERAPY: WHAT IT CAN CURE… AND WHAT IT CAN’T

Chemotherapy is a powerful tool — but it is not a universal cure.

Chemo CAN be curative in some cancers:
✔️ Testicular cancer
✔️ Hodgkin lymphoma
✔️ Some aggressive lymphomas
✔️ Certain childhood leukemias
✔️ Germ cell tumors

In these cases, chemotherapy can eliminate disease and lead to long-term cures.

Chemo is usually NOT curative on its own in: ❌ Advanced colon cancer
❌ Metastatic breast cancer
❌ Lung cancer
❌ Pancreatic cancer
❌ Prostate cancer

Here, it’s often used to shrink tumors, slow progression, or manage symptoms — not to permanently eliminate disease.

What’s rarely discussed

Chemotherapy works by damaging DNA to stop cells from dividing.
That damage also affects healthy cells.

Possible long-term effects include: •
Increased risk of secondary cancers
• Weakened immune function
• Chronic inflammation
• Slower recovery after treatment ends

Add repeated scans, radiation exposure, contrast agents, and detox-system overload — and “treatment success” doesn’t always mean long-term health.

Why personal responsibility matters:

Chemo can suppress immunity, disrupt the gut, and increase inflammation.
If these systems aren’t rebuilt, the internal environment that allowed disease can remain.

Long-term success means actively: • Lowering inflammation
• Supporting immune repair
• Restoring gut and metabolic health
• Reducing toxic and stress load

Supportive and alternative approaches matter — not instead of treatment when needed, but alongside it and after it.

Alternative doesn’t mean anti-conventional.
It means not stopping once treatment ends.

Short-term survival matters.
Long-term resilience matters more.

💬 Awareness over fear
💬 Education over blind faith
💬 Responsibility over hope alone

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01/05/2026

As we enter the New Year, I would like to extend my sincere appreciation to both my new and longstanding followers. Your continued support and presence mean a great deal to me. I wish each of you a New Year filled with good health, peace, and renewed hope.
I often experience a mixture of emotions. Alongside profound gratitude for my own circumstances, I carry a deep sense of survivor’s guilt. Many individuals—some younger than myself and many with greater responsibilities—are no longer with us or are facing far more challenging journeys. I have spent many moments reflecting on them and their families, and these thoughts remain with me. It is a continual balance of humility, sadness, and thankfulness.
In light of this, I remain committed to sharing information that is thoughtful, carefully evaluated, and as accurate as possible. My intention is to provide insight that may offer empowerment, hope, and encouragement. Given my personal journey thus far, sharing what I have learned feels both necessary and meaningful.
Thank you for being part of this community and for walking this path together. I wish you all a healthy, peaceful, and hopeful New Year.

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