cancer defeated - neuroblastoma in a child

I've spent several hours watching these short videos, then looking at the online shop associated with it. [Before you recoil in horror - all the shop's profits go to providing complementary medicines/equipment/treatment for other children with neuroblastoma.]

The little boy's (Bobby) father quit his job on the day his son was diagnosed, and spent 20 hours/day researching complementary treatments. And put two of his staff doing the same thing. This was heroic, utterly beautifully heroic. As a family they spent £100,000 curing/defeating the cancer - and Bobby is happy and healthy. They set up a charity which raised a million pounds so that the same resources could be provided for other children. Many of the children who were in the same wards as Bobby died - having received only orthodox treatment complete with **** hospital food, and advice to feed the child 'whatever they wanted... including junk food'.

The two messages I got from this series of videos was firstly the wide range of non-traditional treatments that were used [i.e. infra-red sauna, H2O2, replacing carpet with floorboards, rebounder, treatment for parasites, loads of other things etc.] and how very courageous this must have been for what appear to be a pretty conventional traditional family. And secondly how dreadfully dismissive the consultants are. I work daily with medical practitioners - and whilst in a private capacity some of them are w*nkers I've naively assumed that in a professional capacity all of them would at least advise preferably feeding a critically ill child 5-a-day rather than junk food.

Please watch these videos. Or just the first one. It does have a happy ending. Bobby is thriving.

Part 1: [7mins]

Part 2: [6mins]

Part 3: [6mins]

Part 4: [9mins]

Ava x