I am fighting cancer, parotid gland left check locked jaw, tmj. trigeminal neuralgia, chemo, chemotherapy, radiation, md Anderson Cancer Center Houston, TX constipation side effect of pain medicine.

July 20, 2008.

What if we told you that a guy with no background in science or medicine - not even a college degree - has come up with what may be one of the most promising breakthroughs in cancer research in years?
Well it's true, and if you think it sounds improbable, consider this: he did it with his wife's pie pans and hot dogs.
His name is John Kanzius, and as correspondent Lesley Stahl first reported last April, he's a former businessman and radio technician who built a radio wave machine that has cancer researchers so enthusiastic about its potential they're pouring money and effort into testing it out.
Here's the important part: if clinical trials pan out - and there's still a long way to go - the Kanzius machine will zap cancer cells all through your body without the need for drugs or surgery and without side effects. None at all. At least that's the idea.
The last thing John Kanzius thought he'd ever do was try to cure cancer. A former radio and television executive from Pennsylvania, he came to Florida to enjoy his retirement.
"I have no business being in the cancer business. It’s not something that a layman like me should be in, it should be left to doctors and research people," he told Stahl.
"But sometimes it takes an outsider," Stahl remarked.
"Sometimes it just - maybe you get lucky," Kanzius replied.
It was the worst kind of luck that gave Kanzius the idea to use radio waves to kill cancer cells: six years ago, he was diagnosed with terminal leukemia and since then has undergone 36 rounds of toxic chemotherapy. But it wasn't his own condition that motivated him, it was looking into the hollow eyes of sick children on the cancer ward at M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston.
"I saw the smiles of youth and saw their spirits were broken. And you could see that they were sort of asking, 'Why can't they do something for me?'" Kanzius told Stahl.
"So they started to haunt you. The children," Stahl asked.
"Their faces. I still remember them holding on their Teddy bears and so forth," he replied. "And shortly after that I started my own chemotherapy, my third round of chemotherapy."
Kanzius told Stahl the chemotherapy made him very sick and that he couldn't sleep at night. "And I said, 'There’s gotta be a better way to treat cancer.'"
It was during one of those sleepless nights that the light bulb went off. When he was young, Kanzius was one of those kids who built radios from scratch, so he knew the hidden power of radio waves. Sick from chemo, he got out of bed, went to the kitchen, and started to build a radio wave machine.
"Started looking in the cupboard and I saw pie pans and I said, 'These are perfect. I can modify these,'" he recalled.
His wife Marianne woke up that night to a lot of banging and clamoring. "I was concerned truthfully that he had lost it," she told Stahl.
"She felt sorry for me," Kanzius added.
"I did," Marianne Kanzius acknowledged. "And I had mentioned to him, 'Honey, the doctors can't-you know, find an answer to cancer. How can you think that you can?'"
That's what 60 Minutes wanted to know, so Stahl went to his garage laboratory to find out.
Here's how it works: one box sends radio waves over to the other, creating enough energy to activate gas in a fluorescent light. Kanzius put his hand in the field to demonstrate that radio waves are harmless to humans.
"So right from the beginning you're trying to show that radio waves could activate gas and not harm the human-anything else," Stahl remarked. "'Cause you're looking for some kind of a treatment with no side effects, that's what's in your head."
"No side effects," Kanzius replied.

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There are multiple details in this pain journal. I started in May of 2004 with the painful electrical shocks to the head which got worse and worse for about a year. The pain is known as the one of the most painful medical disorders called Trigeminal Neuralgia. This happens rarely in 1 of 25,000 people. A year later it was discovered that I had a parotid (Salivary) gland tumor too deep to operate on safely without significant disfigurement of the face. Your salivary glands give you saliva which you can not eat without. I had 3 chemo treatments along with 33 radiation treatments. The electrical shocks stopped after the first chemo. The Trigeminal Neuralgia portion is on the top half of medical website journal. The cancer portion of this journal is in the lower half of this letter.

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After coughing significantly for 2 months starting August 1, 2006. I am being treated for cancer in my left lung. My story is below. I can publish your cancer or trigeminal neuralgia story for others to share. Sharing your story with others has many advantages. People from around the world with very similar situations will write to you. You can others. Unfortunately very few people are willing to release their medical information. I detail here everything that happened to me. It has taken hundreds of hours to journalized my medical situation. People from around the world have written me stating that the site helped them. That is the real reward. Others sent me ideas on what they experienced to help me. That is another reward and a blessing. In any event I do not regret a minute developing this site. I hope it can help you. Especially If you have a rare medical situation write to me all the details and I will publish it for you. Other patients or even Doctors might help. Do you know that your doctor is the best in the industry? Has he really treated any cases exactly like yours? Probably not. How successful was he? The doctor usually won't tell you. Most people know very little about their medical practioner. 2 months ago I change oncologist. Not for their skill but for their compassion. That is also important. I was just a number. Please let me hear something from you. Brian Nelson, Age 68. Houston, TX Click: E-mail me 713-467-3025.

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