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The Truth About Cancer<br />
and think <strong>about</strong> it. So I spent a lot of time doing things with my diet for<br />
<strong>about</strong> five months. And I think <strong>the</strong> most telling thing for me was before I<br />
went to a raw food retreat my PET CTs were in <strong>the</strong> seven to eight<br />
values and just three weeks later after coming back <strong>the</strong>y were less than<br />
three, which anything less than three is normal. So that told me right<br />
<strong>the</strong>re that I could heal this with nutrition.<br />
Ty: With raw foods<br />
Kelly: With raw foods.<br />
Ty: Okay.<br />
Kelly: So at <strong>the</strong> time I opted to do—to have <strong>the</strong> mastectomy performed<br />
because it was just so large. I just wanted to take <strong>the</strong> burden off <strong>the</strong><br />
body. So I did that and <strong>the</strong>n—maybe that’s too much information.<br />
Anyway, <strong>the</strong>y <strong>the</strong>n still were just like you have to do chemo. You have to<br />
do radiation. And I just, you know, had no desire to do it. And <strong>the</strong>n <strong>the</strong>y<br />
said you want to do tamoxifen, <strong>the</strong>y wanted me to do tamoxifen, and no.<br />
I didn’t want to do any drugs. I had done all my research. And I went to<br />
all <strong>the</strong> doctors and <strong>the</strong>y said, oh, that doesn’t mean anything. And this<br />
was research from Sloan-Kettering and MD Anderson and all that. So<br />
anyway, I had a small spot on my sternum that <strong>the</strong>y wanted to treat with<br />
radiation and I said, no, this is too close to my heart, too close to my<br />
lungs. And I decided to do it naturally and <strong>the</strong>n I was fine. For <strong>about</strong> a<br />
year and a half everything was great.<br />
Ty: And how long ago was this<br />
Kelly: This was in—that was in 2012.<br />
Ty: Okay.<br />
Kelly: And I got a little cocky, got a lot back to living a crazy life, living a<br />
crazy job, back to drinking wine, not eating raw foods, eating meat<br />
again, and on August 2012 I was diagnosed with stage IV. So I had<br />
<strong>about</strong> a three inch lesion on my sternum here and it was also in my<br />
lower spine and in my left hip. So it was throughout my bones. And in<br />
December of 2012 I was given 19 months and pretty much told by my<br />
oncologist at <strong>the</strong> time that <strong>the</strong> only options were palliative, not curative,<br />
that <strong>the</strong>re was…<br />
Ty: Make you comfortable<br />
Kelly: Yeah, make me comfortable. There was no cure. There really<br />
was no hope. This is also <strong>the</strong> same oncologist who told me <strong>the</strong> following<br />
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