Help Tina Fight Epstein Barr Virus!
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Help Fight Tina’s Battle Against Chronic Epstein Barr Virus!
Many of us have known Tina Meyer since childhood. We cherish the purity and devotion of her friendship and kindness, and hold her in high regard as an independent self-supporting woman. However, many aren’t aware that she’s been suffering from severe health issues over the past 20 years.
Despite being proactive about her health, she now finds her condition worsening. Those of us close to her are concerned about what this means for her quality of life – not to mention the obvious concern about a more severe manifestation of debilitating illness.
Tackling her issues with eight surgeries, antibiotics and hormones has proven counterproductive. She’s now on a radical journey to systematically deal with the problem at the source – her liver. To give Tina a chance at wellness and a full life, we are turning to the community for help.
Besides parasites, intestinal dysbiosis, and systemic fungal infections such as black mold and candida, Tina was recently diagnosed with Chronic Epstein Barr Virus, which among other symptoms, causes her a great deal of fatigue, preventing her from tackling day to day work and limiting her ability to enjoy the things we take for granted. As some 200,000 cancer cases per year are likely caused by EBV, Tina has focused on researching all available options for a cure – both holistic and allopathic.
She has recently arrived at decision to work with New York-based Dr. Thomas K. Szulc who has done a full evaluation of Tina and has prescribed a protocol she feels will help turn the corner she urgently needs. Tina has been using homeopathic supplements since seeing Dr. Szulc in February and has experienced some relief in herneurological symptoms.
Now we need your help bridging the gap between her current resources and total cost of care.
Tina is seeking an amount of $20,000 to cover 10 rounds of intenisve treatment over two weeks – which includes IV support to help her liver and IV nutrients to boost her immune system, Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation (UBI) IV therapy to kill virus and bacteria in her blood, plus several types of chelation to remove heavy metals from the body. In short, as the treatment involves European protocols awaiting US approval, insurance does not cover it. These treatments have been proven successful in others and used extensively around Europe. Tina is hopeful she will make full recovery and when that happens there will be much to celebrate.
To learn more about the center and Tina’s condition, visit:
http://nycim.com/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4783265/
http://mdheal.org/parasites.htm
Tina’s goal is to start treatment asap so our goal is to reach half the amount by June 20 but anything you can provide would be appreciated as she begins to schedule her first treatments in the first half of the summer.
Many of us have known Tina Meyer since childhood. We cherish the purity and devotion of her friendship and kindness, and hold her in high regard as an independent self-supporting woman. However, many aren’t aware that she’s been suffering from severe health issues over the past 20 years.
Despite being proactive about her health, she now finds her condition worsening. Those of us close to her are concerned about what this means for her quality of life – not to mention the obvious concern about a more severe manifestation of debilitating illness.
Tackling her issues with eight surgeries, antibiotics and hormones has proven counterproductive. She’s now on a radical journey to systematically deal with the problem at the source – her liver. To give Tina a chance at wellness and a full life, we are turning to the community for help.
Besides parasites, intestinal dysbiosis, and systemic fungal infections such as black mold and candida, Tina was recently diagnosed with Chronic Epstein Barr Virus, which among other symptoms, causes her a great deal of fatigue, preventing her from tackling day to day work and limiting her ability to enjoy the things we take for granted. As some 200,000 cancer cases per year are likely caused by EBV, Tina has focused on researching all available options for a cure – both holistic and allopathic.
She has recently arrived at decision to work with New York-based Dr. Thomas K. Szulc who has done a full evaluation of Tina and has prescribed a protocol she feels will help turn the corner she urgently needs. Tina has been using homeopathic supplements since seeing Dr. Szulc in February and has experienced some relief in herneurological symptoms.
Now we need your help bridging the gap between her current resources and total cost of care.
Tina is seeking an amount of $20,000 to cover 10 rounds of intenisve treatment over two weeks – which includes IV support to help her liver and IV nutrients to boost her immune system, Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation (UBI) IV therapy to kill virus and bacteria in her blood, plus several types of chelation to remove heavy metals from the body. In short, as the treatment involves European protocols awaiting US approval, insurance does not cover it. These treatments have been proven successful in others and used extensively around Europe. Tina is hopeful she will make full recovery and when that happens there will be much to celebrate.
To learn more about the center and Tina’s condition, visit:
http://nycim.com/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4783265/
http://mdheal.org/parasites.htm
Tina’s goal is to start treatment asap so our goal is to reach half the amount by June 20 but anything you can provide would be appreciated as she begins to schedule her first treatments in the first half of the summer.
Organizer and beneficiary
Denise Webster Battista
Organizer
Whitefish, MT
Tina Meyer
Beneficiary
