A True Life Miracle
by Peter Prosser

(circa 2001)
The phone call we had been dreading arrived. Our daughter, who had an ovarian cancer removed by surgery followed by horrendous chemotherapy, now had a recurrence and this time it was in an inoperable position. The doctors gave her perhaps six months to live.

Coincidentally my wife, who habitually turns such people away, had taken pity on a canvasser and asked her into the house for a sit and a cup of tea. She was there when my daughter phoned with the dire news. This lady, who had gathered the gist of the problem from my wife's half of the telephone conversation, said that she also had cancer and that she was following an alternative form of treatment. She told us that she was not afraid and that the help she was getting through Phillip Day's organisation was invaluable. We immediately passed details and contacts to our daughter. The canvasser had given us the web site address for Phillip Day and also an idea of what she was doing to help herself.

To heap coincidence upon coincidence, Phillip Day himself, who was doing a lecture tour of the country, was due to speak in our town (Exeter) that same week. We were most impressed by the presentation and Phillip’s book, Cancer: Why We're Still Dying to Know the Truth. My wife and I both had close links with the medical profession and research institutions, and were fully prepared to accept that the establishment would subvert more efficient and curative treatments in favour of expensive established systems that treat symptoms and not the basic disease.

Our daughter? She had various forms of alternative and complementary treatment and after a short time the cancer disappeared. That was over six years ago and since then she has led a normal, healthy life with a few changes in diet in order to prevent a recurrence of the cancer. Even to an old cynic like me, this train of events was, definitely, a miracle.

To heap miracle upon miracle, my step-daughter was diagnosed with multiple tumours throughout her body. She had suffered from MS and was subject to all the stress factors you can imagine. She was far too weak to accept chemotherapy, and surgery was clearly out of the question. She immediately consulted Dr. Denning in London, my other daughter's doctor, and within days was feeling better. Five months later she has started a new job. It is incredible.

I hope this happy story can help lead to your own miracle. If you want more information, feel free to email me at: paul.prosser@wanadoo.fr