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He seemed to be interested in my idea. He asked
about my what kind of degrees I got and where I did my studies and what kind of
works I did. But he probably has many volunteers. Also my left cheek had turned
red and become swollen, with a hard lump under the skin beneath my left eye.
This may have complicated the matter. He probably decided I was not qualified
as an ALS patient. My plan of getting treated with ROM (combination of the
three antibiotics plus thalidomide) was rejected. I hoped he might help others
with my idea so I gave him my two booklets with a list of contents of the
supplement to book 2 (electronic version).
The lump got bigger but the pain had subsided.
Several doctors said it was a tumour and might be cancer. Cancer may be caused
indirectly by Hansen’s disease as stated by Sane and Mehta (see reference in
Part 8). Perhaps some cancers are modern versions of Hansen’s disease like
birds taking the place of dinosaurs. Treatment for Hansen’s disease for me is
not likely in Canada. My last hope may be in China, so I wrote a letter to a
treatment centre for Hansen’s disease in Guangzhou, China.
Ching-Chee Chan, PhD
May 25, 2003
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