Learn From Doctors Who Understand When To Use The Optimal Conventional And Natural Therapies
As I write this I am sitting in the lounge of the Freetown airport, awaiting a 36-hour trip home. I’m thinking of the events of the day. I’m reflecting on the drama, the malevolence, the intrigue, corruption, and more. First, Kojo was called early in the morning by the SL foreign minister who saw me … Read more
Today we started out in jubilation. But, if you’ve been reading these posts, you know that there has been some drama, intrigue, and now apparent sinister forces circling around our mission here. This was the first day with Dr. Robins gone. We set out at about 9 am to go to Dr. Carew’s closed hospital … Read more
Well, if you like intrigue, I have lots for you with this post. It seems there was a little bit more going on behind the scenes regarding the delay of ozone to make it into Hastings, the SL Ebola center in Freetown. In a previous post, I told you that we had to go to … Read more
We were up earlier today to complete training for the young doctors/nurses group that began yesterday. Interestingly, some of the health professionals are so interested in what we are providing that they have attended EVERY day, including St. Adella, an angel on the front line. Howard finished the Ebola ozone treatment training, whilst Dr. Carew … Read more
This was a remarkable day. We trained 20 additional brave soldiers (doctors and nurses) who will be in the trenches. (We trained 30 yesterday). I got to do the first prolozone treatments in Sierra Leone. Dr. Kojo Carew watched in amazement as his mother and father in law, who presented to me in significant pain … Read more