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I love this picture. Just so you know Trac, I open this website every day, just to see your face and say a little prayer for you. So whether I talk to you once a month, or once every three months, you are in my thoughts and prayers every single day. We all love you - Katie
Hey Tracey! Just thinking about you guys and wanted to send good waves.
Hope all is well and the sun is shinning on you. Keep your head up and know that you are in our thoughts at all times. - S&H
Hi! I just came across your site. Very awesome! This picture is wonderful, more than words. I will be praying for you in your fight! I’m wondering if you’ve ever read or watched “World Without Cancer”? I first heard about it from a very old retired professor who came into the hotel we were working at a few summers ago. He said he had bladder cancer in the early 1970s and heard about eating apricot kernels. He did and his cancer was gone (he says). Years later he decided to stop eating them and the cancer came back. So he’s been eating them ever since. I also watched something on Jason Vale who caused his cancer to go into remission from eating apple seeds. Apparently grains like Millet & Buckwheat, seeds in wild raspberries & blackberries, apple seeds, apricot kernels, and some grasses and sprouts contain a beneficial vitamin, according to the theory. Just throwing that out there, but look into it first before you actually do what they did. Anyway, your thoughts in prayers are with me and my wife!
Tracey, I ran across some old letters in a box of stuff that was buried in my office. There was a letter from you many years ago with 4 stickers from High Altitude and a simple note that you skribbled on a sales ticket. It made me smile. So, now I’m at work and decide to lookup High Altitude and came across your website. My heart and my prayers are with all of you! If there is anything that I can do, name it! Not sure if you know, but I have worked at MD Anderson Cancer Center for the past 9 years (the last 3 1/2 with the department of Surgical Oncology). I’ve met many wonderful doctors here and have also supported their networks at home. One in particular is a neurosurgeon here at the hospital. Just throwing that out there. It’s the best that I can offer from this far away. Please tell you mom and dad hi for me. Matt/Tracey - wish I could be having a beer at the Western with the both of you!! If you need to reach me please email me: hmlehman@mdanderson.org, I’ll be happy to send my other contact information when you email.
March 28th, 2008 at 1:09 am
Aloha T,
It’s good to see you glowing. I miss you guys. Vivian is getting so big. Can’t wait to see you all in June.
Love Kathy
April 3rd, 2008 at 8:52 am
I love this picture. Just so you know Trac, I open this website every day, just to see your face and say a little prayer for you. So whether I talk to you once a month, or once every three months, you are in my thoughts and prayers every single day. We all love you - Katie
April 3rd, 2008 at 11:10 pm
Hey Tracey! Just thinking about you guys and wanted to send good waves.
Hope all is well and the sun is shinning on you. Keep your head up and know that you are in our thoughts at all times. - S&H
April 15th, 2008 at 9:16 am
Hope all is good and you are healing. see you soon summer almost here.
April 19th, 2008 at 9:56 am
Hi! I just came across your site. Very awesome! This picture is wonderful, more than words. I will be praying for you in your fight! I’m wondering if you’ve ever read or watched “World Without Cancer”? I first heard about it from a very old retired professor who came into the hotel we were working at a few summers ago. He said he had bladder cancer in the early 1970s and heard about eating apricot kernels. He did and his cancer was gone (he says). Years later he decided to stop eating them and the cancer came back. So he’s been eating them ever since. I also watched something on Jason Vale who caused his cancer to go into remission from eating apple seeds. Apparently grains like Millet & Buckwheat, seeds in wild raspberries & blackberries, apple seeds, apricot kernels, and some grasses and sprouts contain a beneficial vitamin, according to the theory. Just throwing that out there, but look into it first before you actually do what they did. Anyway, your thoughts in prayers are with me and my wife!
May 2nd, 2008 at 8:34 am
Tracey, I ran across some old letters in a box of stuff that was buried in my office. There was a letter from you many years ago with 4 stickers from High Altitude and a simple note that you skribbled on a sales ticket. It made me smile. So, now I’m at work and decide to lookup High Altitude and came across your website. My heart and my prayers are with all of you! If there is anything that I can do, name it! Not sure if you know, but I have worked at MD Anderson Cancer Center for the past 9 years (the last 3 1/2 with the department of Surgical Oncology). I’ve met many wonderful doctors here and have also supported their networks at home. One in particular is a neurosurgeon here at the hospital. Just throwing that out there. It’s the best that I can offer from this far away. Please tell you mom and dad hi for me. Matt/Tracey - wish I could be having a beer at the Western with the both of you!! If you need to reach me please email me: hmlehman@mdanderson.org, I’ll be happy to send my other contact information when you email.