Help Tash Beat Breast Cancer

Tash, Matt, and their two beautiful daughters Lola (4) and Macy (1) have embarked on another journey.

Tash recently found a lump in her right breast and went to get it checked out. After an ultrasound and a couple of biopsies the results came back as malignant tumours in the breast and lymph node - otherwise known as breast cancer.

Since learning this in November 2014, Tash has started making a few changes to help detox her body and aid the healing process. As well as finding out about the process of conventional medicine - mastectomy, radiation and chemotherapy, she has also looked into other treatment options - some of which come in the form of dietary changes, juicing, natural supplements etc. She has also started getting intraveinous high dose Vitamin C.

In the search to find options of other treatments Tash came across Radiowave Therapy which was developed by Dr John Holt in Perth, Western Australia some 30 years ago. Dr Holt has treated thousands of patients over a period of 30 years, with many claiming to be alive as a result of this treatment. The treatment is non-invasive with no side effects.

The Radiowave treatment involves the patient receiving an intravenous dose of "glycolytic metabolic inhibitors" (GMI), these agents are to disrupt the metabolism of cancer cells immediately prior to exposure to UHF radiowaves. For more details about the treatment or clinic see www.holtclinic.com.

Radiowave Treatment is delivered over a course of three weeks, five days a week. The Holt Clinic is an outpatient clinic, and Tash has some wonderful friends who live in Perth that have said she can stay with them during the treatment.

The cost of the first three week treatment is $12,500 AUD plus return airfares to Perth of around $1,600 NZD

Tash will need at least two rounds of treatment within six months. The second round of treatment for three weeks is slightly less at $10,500 AUD plus return airfares again.

Tash has been accepted for treatment which starts on 19th January 2015 - so it's coming up pretty quickly.

Following successful treatment, Tash would like to be able to help other people realise that there are other choices out there to help heal themselves from dis-ease and illness.