This is a doctor in Texas who has had a cure for cancer since the 1960’s. He had been persecuted by the FDA and taken to court several times, in fact they tried to get him put in jail, even though he as been doing FDA approved clinical trials all this time.

The stories of his patients are amazing and the stories of what traditional doctors tried and did put many cancer patients through is heart breaking.

THIS IS A MUST SEE!!!!! You can view it for FREE at http://bit.ly/muoz99 It last 1 hour and 45 minutes, but worth every minute – especially if you know someone who has cancer or know someone who knows someone who has cancer.

It will taken down from the internet after June 20, 2011.

The day before Thanksgiving, I was in the line at the grocery store and a senior citizen man was in front of me. He had the makings for a minimal Thanksgiving dinner. He could not afford the bill and the cashier was nice enough to subtract one item at a time to meet what he could afford. He finally ended up with about half of what he had originally chosen. It was very sad to watch for me and the cashier.

Then on Monday after Thanksgiving I heard a lecture from a woman therapist that had just returned from a working trip to the Congo in Africa. She had visited refugee camps. She told some of the stories she was told of the killing of innocent adults and children they witnesses and the tortures many of them endured. It was heart-breaking.

Then Thursday this week in the news were the stories about how many hundreds of thousands of people in this country would be losing their unemployment. Having been unemployed for over 2 years I know how scary it is to think the money you are living from may stop at any moment and you could end up out on the street and homeless yourself. I know what these people must be going through and at normally what is the happiest time of the year. I feel very sad for those people. It makes me angry that our politicians do nothing to stop large corporations from sending jobs overseas, they in fact encourage it. It used to really mean something when I was growing up that products were “Made in America”.

Anyway, my point was that I am very thankful for all that I have in my life. I have a job I enjoy, even though it pays less than my previous job before I was unemployed and I have had to tighten my belt. I have a place to live. I have family and friends who love me and are always there for me. I have a positive attitude and am able to see the good in every situation. I give thanks daily for all I have.

I’d love to hear what you are thankful for.

I knew they cows were fed bad feed from the reports on Mad Cow disease. But, I had no ideas about the chickens. This is a possible cause to the recent eggs with salmonella recall. I especially had no idea about what was done with the manures or the effects on the environment.

David talked about the fish kills that occur every year in the gulf from the manure run-off, where billions of marine life. I have never heard anything about this. I hear plenty about the oil spill and this is a yearly threat to the gulf.

I would suggest going and watching this report here.

After 8 years of using All Natural products in my home, it is hard for me to stand the STRONG, OBNOXIOUS odor of normal cleaning products. I can’t even walk down the cleaning and laundry isle at the grocery stores. The outsourced gases of the toxins and chemicals makes me nauseous. When I think of how they are effecting our lungs and health, breathing that in, it is scary.

If someone has asthma I am sure it irritates their lungs and can spur an attack. Here is a very informative article on “How Asthma, Allergies, and Toxins Are Related”.

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