Thanks for moving me Colleen, much appreciated. I live in a small coal mining community in Pennsylvania. With this forum, it’s like an oasis in the middle of a vast desert of knowledge but I just couldn’t find it. Now I have and instead of spending thousands and thousands of hours in my local library reading medical books trying to find out what’s wrong with me, with the internet, the door to knowledge finally opened to me.

With my precancerous cells mutating, growing and dying, it causes the toxin to be released. Once it reaches the surface of the skin, the trouble begins. Washing the skin does nothing, using an expensive lotion helps for a short period but as more toxin reaches the surface, the cycle begins all over again. Think of it this way, Colleen, imagine a human body decomposing, it releases body fluids over a long period of time, right? Same things happen with precancerous cells in that body. But there’s a catch, when we’re dead, we’re dead. When precancerous cells die, more are still being produced, over and over and over and over in a vicious cycle. Living, dying, making toxin that half drives me crazy with itching so intense, it just doesn’t stop. The only thing that helps, is when the baddies run out or food (that’s me naturally) and they slow up growing more cells. I guess the only thing that’ll stop the itching is if I’m dead or my precancerous cells finally progresses to a full blown cancer that they can actually treat, Great choices right? Start decomposing or be full of CANCER!!!!!!!!!