1. When did you get diagnose with breast cancer?
   One morning after showering, I discovered 3 lumps (4cm each) and  was
   diagnose with invasive (infiltrating) ductal carcinoma on August 4th, 2006.

   2. Were you receiving regular mammograms in the past?
   Absolutely. In addition, I did regular self breast exams and had clinical breast
   exams performed. 

   3. Has anybody in your family been diagnose with breast cancer?
   No, that includes ovarian cancer. The genetic counselor, upon assessment
   concluded that genetic testing was not even warranted.

   4. How severe was your cancer?
   The highest aggressive grade: 3 of 3 (Scarff Bloom Richardson) and in
   stage II B, just short of the advance stage. The mitotic count and Ki67
   percent, items on pathology reports that gives the severity of cancer cells
   were also high.  Estrogen receptor-positive and HER2 positive.

   5. Did you have surgery?
   Yes, I had a modified radical mastectomy 7 days later on August 11th. One out
   of ten lymph nodes were positive for cancer.

   6. Did your cancer spread to other parts of the body.
   Based on a bone scan, the cancer was not found in the bones. However, based
   on CT scans and PET scans, there is a lymph node behind the sternum that
   shows an abnormal size and activity for cancer.

   7. Did you take chemotherapy?
   Yes, the non-poisonous kind. Although our Christain oncologist suggested
   conventional chemotherapy, through prayer, the Lord directed us to use
   non-poisonous chemotherapy agents directly from the plant kingdom.

   8. What else did your oncologist suggest for treatment?
   He suggested radiation, herceptin and drugs for hormone therapy. Based
   on the lymph node location and what had to be done in order to administer the
   radiation along with the added risk of congestive heart failure; we decided not
   to take radiation. However, we are taking non-toxic hormone therapy and
   immunotherapy directly from the plant kingdom.

   9. What was your oncologist(s) response?
   Our Christian oncologist respected our decision and stated, "You're not the
   first to refuse chemo[therapy] and you won't be the last. However, I feel good
   about you guys because it appears you've done your homework and have a
   program in place." His Physician Assistant said, "What you are doing is
   theoretically and reasonably sound."

   10. So, exactly what are these non-poisonous/toxic agents you’re taking?
   Seven programs targeting cancer on 3 dvd's along with a 55pg. book is
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   practical approach on the major areas of Complementary and Alternative
   Medicine (CAM)  for cancer management based on clinical studies published
   in peer-review medicals journals. The information will reveal in a practical way
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   11. Are you still eating lots of soy products?
   Generally speaking, we don't beleive it is prudent to eat a lot of any one
   food - soy included! There has been many days that I don't consume any soy
   products at all. Currently, (and over the years) we eat lots of fresh fruits,
   vegetables, whole grains and a variety of legumes; a plant-based, vegan
   vegetarian diet. However, I do demonstrate with soy ( & tofu) a lot simply
   because I've found many idividuals don't know how to use it properly and
   make it palatable.

   12. But I heard that studies have shown soy causes breast cancer?
   As a researcher, I look at what we call the weight of evidence. We beleive it is
   not prudent to allow a few negative studies over-ride and cancel out an
   overwhelming host of positive studies on any one food item. By the way,
   populations that has the highest soy intake also has the lowest rate of cancer!
   In fact, since my cancer is estrogen positive, soy plays an important role in my
   battle-plan due to the fact that soy mimics tamoxifen, a drug that actually
   contains estrogen! There is a section in our cancer book that explains this
   issue in detail. Click here for soy update: womentowomen.com

   13. Taking in account of your healthy lifestyle, what do you believe caused
   your cancer? 
   Over the months, God has given us innumerable opportunities to minister to
   cancer survivors and others throughout this country and abroad in a more
   personal way. There are many individuals who are suffering and need a
   sense of direction, understanding and spiritual comfort while experiencing
   their disease. Satan meant it for evil, but, God meant it for good.

   Note: Read Paula's story in the 3ABN world magazine:        
             http://www.3abn.org/pdf/world/3abn-world-2007-03.pdf

   UPDATE: Over the months, there has been a constant steady improvement
   based on lab results and PET scans. Based on my last CT scan July 20th,
   2007, our oncologist stated that, "YOU ARE DEFINITELY IN [COMPLETE]
   REMISSION...YOU'RE CANCER FREE."

   PRAISE THE LORD!