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emmygluewho

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I still can’t get my head around her story especially this last diagnosis- I know there’s people out there low enough to fake stuff like this (I’m a scam podcast junkie) and maybe I’m being naive but surely this radiologist can’t be in on the scam? And if they follow her on social media then they’re aware of the narrative she is spreading??
I definitely don’t believe that she’s gone from riddled with cancer to NED in 6 weeks and I strongly believe any improvement she’s having is due to the targeted therapy and her story definitely doesn’t make sense in parts but I just cannot fathom that all these practices are in on the lies especially the radiology clinic that’s the hardest one for me to wrap my head around!
Sorry to sidetrack! Can you please share scam poddys please!? I've done Scamanda, Drop-out, believeable etc.

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leaky_beaky

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Yeah, she's made a few alternative treatments comments and is a big Kate supporter. I'm like noooo don't 🤦‍♀️
Thats a shame to hear. Kate is definitely someone I wouldn't encourage anyone to follow. I think it's good to try other holistic treatments in addition to tried and tested treatments, but not a place like no hope for cancer.
 
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emmygluewho

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@somanyteeth - this might sound weird but thank you for working on the vaccine, it must have been so hard but I'm personally really grateful. I've got covid for the first time right now and I'm sure that the reason I'm experiencing a very mild version is because I'm vaccinated up to the gills (had my 5th shot in November). I'm so grateful for medical science right now (not so grateful to whoever it was who gave it to me despite me masking and taking precautions for 4 years!).
I thought it weird also BUT a big THANK YOU! 😊
 
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CouldSizeDown

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There are lots of pictures of her clearly sunbathing and she's talked about the vitamin D from the sun being good for her cancer :rolleyes:, so she's definitely not protecting herself in the sun. In her own words (bold mine):

It's now known that vitamin D can slow the growth of cancer cells, stimulate cell death, reduce blood vessel growth to tumors, & decrease inflammation. It's also known that we absorb the greatest amounts of vitamin D from our underarms and our groin. If this isn't the best reason to chase the sun, I don't know what is!
She’s suntanning her armpits???
 
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omgpleasestop

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Can anyone remember what she said was in the two injections she has? Since Alectinib is an oral medication, I’d love to know what it was.

Also, Kate ya silly goose that “off-label” medication you mentioned is for blood pressure.
The only thing that’s off-label about it is your story.
 
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aussieanonforlyf

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Most of the people tagged in photos with Kate (or at H4C at the same as her) are dead yet Kate seemed to miraculously survive.
I checked several photos tonight and they’re all gone.
Agree, I think her cancer has progressed but is keeping up the coffee enema laser beam facade.
Carly Shankman is another influencer pushing H4C on 116k followers. These crackpots are dangerous.
What the actual fuck is a ‘functional mushroom’
 
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Of course she is! Won’t go to an oncologist in her backyard to confirm her lies but will cross oceans to go to a witch doctor in Mexico again. She’s so pathetically predictable.

She has made rare mention of “her man” again. Does anyone know when he came into the picture? For some reason I get the impression it is newer. If it’s recent I just find it implausible that a man would start a relationship with a woman who had a terminal cancer diagnosis. She may have found the unicorn but I don’t think there are many people, and men less likely, willing to take the emotional risk of jumping into a new relationship with someone that will likely be dead soon. Anybody else find that component a bit of a red flag?
She mentioned the man briefly when she got re diagnosed a few months ago. She said it was a new relationship. My thoughts are she started dating him earlier this year, and possibly he was not made aware of the cancer history. She did state in one of her stories (I think) that when she got re diagnosed she told him she didn’t expect him to stick around but he has chosen too. He delivered flowers to her when she was in Mexico and she spoke about him + the relationship a bit more in depth than.
 
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notgifted

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I’ve contemplated contacting the clinic and see how much of a hard sell of hope they give to get peoples money
 
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Bushpig81

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Definitely not my experience at all! And I'm talking over 15 people over the last 15 years!
 
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I know she goes abroad to places like Morocco to source furniture, rugs, etc. and then sells them at massive mark-ups. I guess she does most of the sourcing of stuff for the shops but leaves the day-to-day running of them to her staff.

However, the 'necklace of hope' she sells (https://www.maisonandmaison.com.au/product/necklace-of-hope) was for her own treatment/fund-raising purposes. That necklace can be bought in bulk from AliExpress (https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000854571952.html).

She's selling one necklace for $49.95 (Australian dollars). It costs her approximately $90 (Australian dollars) to purchase 50 of those necklaces.
The necklaces on Kates website states sterling silver. Aliexpress necklaces are not. Therefore it’s unlikely she sourced them from Ali express, unless she is lying about what they are made out of.
 
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FingerMouse

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Oh, ok. So the patient can complete the form and get a signature and mail it in? No test results or other proof needs to be attached, no communication required directly from the physician to ensure authenticity? That process seems like it would be ripe for forgery and scamming the system.
It depends, I think. Sometimes a Dr's signature and surgery stamp will suffice but other times you'll need to provide additional reports & documentation.
 
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MrsM79

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She did NOT look well in those stories she posted this morning. She said she's broken three bones since February (foot and two fingers) - does cancer make you more prone to breaking bones if you fall etc?
Medication can make your bones weaker. A bone strengthening injection is sometimes administered before medication
 
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EveryDaysASoulDay

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She is throwing an enormous amount of money around for all of these therapies. She just spent $3,000 on a brand new hydrogen oxygen machine. Just a few days ago it was $1,000 on a full body hypothermia machine and then she bought a massage table to sit it on. She said she goes to in-clinic therapies daily. Hyperbaric chambers at several hundred dollars per hour, vitamin infusions, etc. on top of all of the equipment she’s bought for her home - titan iR headband, laser watch, nebulizer, infrared lamps, enema machine, etc.

She also said that she has brought Artesunate (a malaria drug) back with her from Mexico to use in her IV infusions. I could be wrong but a quick internet search looks as if this drug is not approved for use in Australia. Approved or not, smuggling your own IV bags full of drugs into the country seems like it would be highly illegal. How did she get through customs? 😳 Can anyone in the medical field speak to this?

Also, what about these medications in the syringes, are they legal? Sunivera, Renacenz, and Cardispan. Where does she get these things, did she smuggle those in as well? She said she had to YouTube how to administer it so I can’t believe that a licensed doctor would have provided them to her without instructions for home use. Holy hell! I feel like someone needs to be looking into whether she is breaking any laws here. Wowza.
 

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