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Cams Healing Journey, 7110, tree Lane, Madison, WI (2026)

03/17/2026

I realized I hadn't shared any information from us in a while.
Our limestop treatment is ongoing. I'm in the next phase, which is 6 to 9 months of recovery.
Unfortunately, we both contracted COVID over Christmas, and this really set us both back. My cranial inflammation and headaches returned.
We treated for COVID at Limestop, and I'm currently working with brain inflammation as my headaches are gently subsiding.
I've done some research connected to brain inflammation and have engaged in Near infrared Therapy, Nitric oxide Supplementation ( associated with vascular health)

Unfortunately, my dear Ellie has had a real struggle in the first phase of limestop, and has been housebound, bed-bound, and resting a lot as she recovers. We will be doing some online connecting with our Global spiritual family this Easter season, boosting our spirits and continuing healing.
Thanks to all the love and support for those who have been following our journey

07/16/2025

I apologize, I forgot to put a post here. We started Radiation today for the lymph node, and will be working for the next 12 business days hoping for some really good success. Thanks for all the love

08/01/2024

Quick update, I have been treating for Bartonella, and the attendant anxiety episodes, challenges include trying to find the emotional strength to continue treating. It sure has been a long haul, it’s really taught me a lot about finding the present moment that’s for sure. Onwards.

05/04/2024

Just a quick update, I’ve been intensively treating for Bartonella and Borellia , these are lime and coinfection, it’s been a challenging ride, but although I’m still quite physically debilitated, some symptom manifestation events make me feel like we in the right direction. Unfortunately, still a lot of Weakness and headaches. Thank you for the miracles

01/26/2024

I haven’t posted for a while. I took a bit of a break from really an intensive health focus when the radiation was successful on my lymph nodes, but I feel ready to speak now.

With the cancer in the backseat, I’ve been doing a number of different approaches connected to the limes, disease infection. Unfortunately at times I’m experiencing incredible anxiety and head pain,Based on what we think is encephalic inflammation.

The anxiety comes in waves and is so strong that it surprises me. It causes difficult devastating, excruciating episodes. It’s weird when it just comes and goes like the wind, you know, I’m so grateful to have a partner who understands and can care for me.

I’ll be continuing to work on these issues, but sometimes I get very discouraged especially when the anxiety is quite high although when it’s happening, I also feel a strangely powerful connection to the oneness of the universe. It gives me amazing empathy for some of the things that others have gone through .

Thanks everybody, I feel very loved and seen during this ordeal and I’m grateful for my wonderful family of friends and supporters all over the world. I feel like bit of a walking miracle, really considering how radically effective the radiation was, considering how little I had. I had two out of 12 rounds and the radiation specialist said that kind of dose is usually only palliative care for people who are dying.

The Cancer area throbs deeply sometimes possibly connected to the heart palpitations I get with the lime infections, and it brings up a real paranoid fear that it might comes back . It’s a different kind of mental stress than the anxiety/swelling.

We made the decision to visit a friend in Florida despite these challenges and it’s been very intense but wonderful to share time with friends and family and experience the healing love of continuing to let this miraculous life Keep rolling. I’m super grateful once again for my flexible employer And it’s a miracle I can work from home. Thanks for reading. Thanks for all your support. I really appreciate it.

11/24/2023

I guess I didn’t realize how powerfully my diet has been helping me lately. I indulged a little bit on Thanksgiving with some dairy and more complex foods. The rest of the day I spent really feeling bad. I guess my system is pretty clean now, it’s amazing how much, we are affected by what we eat, and how your system will get in tune with that overtime because it’s been about a year since I’ve been eating really well. Makes me feel grateful for all the guidance I’ve had. Dr Kevin Conners, one of my favorite care team providers has been so instrumental in my recovery and continued healing, keeps putting out these little videos about diet and nutraceuticals. I’m so grateful for his educational approach. His first book I read called seven paths of detox was really an illumination connected to the Lyme diagnosis.

11/14/2023

Hey guys, just got back from the radiologist and great cancer news! The node has shrunk almost to the point of not being locatable, and he gave me a recipe to make yogurt instead of cancer stuff. Isn’t that great. Thank you all for your love, support prayers and good wishes. I deeply believe that This is an interconnected event, and I am very humbled and grateful for all the love I’ve been receiving. Still treating step-by-step, the lime, having moments of non-brain inflammation too Thank you

11/08/2023

Guess what, I didn’t have a headache today. Yay will treat again tomorrow but it’s always nice to have a window.

10/28/2023

This past week or two we been working soley on bartonella and limes disease. Still really challenged with headaches and fatigue, manifesting Lyme disease, symptoms, and difficulties, but in good spirits and continuing to heal. Thanks for all the love.

10/17/2023

Hi guys, hope everyone’s doing well, just thought I’d say hi, on the health front I’m attempting to focus on the Nuro inflammation based on microglial priming I believe. It’s often an euro information effect connected to limes disease. It’s been tough to treat because of the reactions obviously but slow and steady wins the race I guess. Thanks for all the love and support by the way, and I hope everyone is doing well.
Emily school is going well, it’s a beautiful fall here in Wisconsin, and that’s about all I got ha ha. My clients have been great and amazing and intense, and I see my own therapist today. It does seem to be the case that I can continue to manage treatment and work, so that’s a good thing I think. It really helps me keep a focus o you know.
Financially, we’re down, but not out I seem to be making enough to cover the expenses at the moment, although we do O from last year still.
We had an amazing help with rent from some really nice people here in Madison, so that was great. We looked at a house about 30 minutes from here, but we’re definitely not in a position to go anywhere at the moment, or to be away from Emily.
I’d say she’s been our lifeblood. I sprained my back unfortunately at the chiropractor ha ha so it’s been tough to get us out because Ellie still not driving. We did manage to get to the park the other day on Sunday, which was lovely, but the dog gets a bit stir crazy when I can’t walk very far ha ha.

Sending all our love

10/07/2023

Just a little update from my detox bath , will be visiting the oncologist this coming week to check on bloodwork and cancer progression. I’m hoping for good news, but I’ve been struggling with headaches and have not been able to do as much work with cancer as I had hoped with the rife machine.

sidenote.
Sometimes life is curious. Those with chronic illnesses and aging find them selves in the unique position of making decisions. Like, for example, with cancer. Do I treat and potentially have a chance at survival, even though the treatment is really difficult. Or just let it roll. And someways it’s kind of an odd decision because it never seemed like mortality was something we make choices over. In my fantasy mind I always considered my death to be something of an easy on or off but I never really thought that I would be in a position of having to consider, each decision I make connected with mortality and time.

It does make you think about what’s valuable in the moment that’s for sure. It also gives me a lot of empathy for those who are in a state of always asking themselves. Is it worth it? When I was working with the suicidal teens, my experience was that there is so much life to be had when you are young, why would you want to terminate it early?

Now in this stage, it makes me ponder the idea that a lot of older folks have, where they don’t know if this is their last day or not. I think that’s where the energy comes from when you are around someone who is challenged with these kinds of issues. There’s a certain curiosity/acceptance or surrender that happens. I guess you have to accept because of circumstance that there is only some things we get to choose. In my case I try to choose love.
C
PS, thank you for all the incredible support. I feel it, it’s an integral part of my journey, and I believe we’ve already had so many miracles.

09/30/2023

In treatment for cancer and Lyme at the moment, some days are better, feeling positive , thankful for all the support

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