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      Archived from 
      Charlotte Gerson's booklet 
       
      Story 
         
      Becky Lasch, from Buffalo, in her mid-thirties, writes her owndramatic story. We reprint it below in its entirety:
 
 "Three and one-half years ago, I was dying. I had been struggling
 for 18 years following poisoning by pesticides. Progressively my
 body wore down. Now, turned-aggressive lymphoma was killing
 me. And I couldn't add more toxic material, called chemotherapy,
 to my already toxic body.
 
 "A dear friend placed a bag of Gerson literature on my sickbed,
 and I began to read and read. My Mom picked up my friend's
 Norwalk juicer, a bag of organic carrots, etc., and we began "The
 Healing Adventure" at home. My body cried out with the very
 first juice, "I LOVE this food! I feel HORRIBLE!" (I did not have
 the means to come to the Gerson Hospital, but it would have been
 a far better way to begin.)
 
 "The first juices activated long-gone immune responses. In the
 first three days, the tumor on the side of my thigh turned to mush
 and disappeared. And the stationary, poisoned lymph began to
 move. Because the lymphoma was systemic and the toxic load in
 my body had destroyed so much, I have had a continual series of
 difficult reactions as different parts and organs of the body took
 their turn at "turning on" to cleanse and rebuild. Buckets and
 buckets of the old putrid matter passed from the intestines. Lumps
 were coughed up from the lungs. Old black material was expelled
 from the uterus. Rock hard lymph glands softened and shrank.
 My body had undergone structural changes, had turned on
 morbid organs, and, at one point, had to regrow a fingertip I had
 accidentally cut off.
 
 "After 3-1/2 years on the Therapy, I still have a way to go due
 to the high toxic load still being eliminated. The Therapy is
 demanding; at times I felt I was running a marathon. But we can't
 cave in. Whether we can see through the dark cloud or not, there
 is so much to live for. I know that the desire to live was stimulated
 by my loving family and God above. My girls are now 10 and 12.
 They and my hard working husband and mother were a tremendous
 source of strength and encouragement. Where would I be
 without them?
 
 "I am continually awed that Dr. Max Gerson could discover an
 immune-stimulating, total-body therapy and have the courage and
 ability to explain it. I am deeply thankful for Charlotte Gerson's
 patient perseverance and clear words.
 
 "I give God the glory. And how I look forward to seeing my
 children grow and to some day seeing my grandchildren!"
 
 Becky continues her recovery and is close to being completely
 well at this time. Last news February 2002.
 
 
  
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