| class="googleright"> | | | | leukemia! Clarences health food advisor has |
| This morning started with an extra large drain on my | | | | suggested he try a mixture of cleansing salts that |
| battery. Clarence needed even more of my time | | | | you simply add to water, and is Åsure to cure. I |
| than usual. Once again he asked, ÅWhen am I | | | | have also noticed that Clarences relatives are not |
| going to start feeling better? Clarence has late-stage | | | | making as many visits to his room. Trying not to |
| prostate cancer and is now in his 80s. For 12 years, | | | | show the exasperation on my face, I reply, |
| nearly everything we have used to fight his disease | | | | ÅClarence, maybe it is time to let God take the |
| has workedâeach time adding time to his life. | | | | reins. Im running out of tricks in my bag. But he |
| But the signs of decline are now clear: more lost | | | | insisted, ÅNo chance doc, Im going to beat this |
| weight each visit, increasing pain in the bones, and | | | | thing. To Clarence, there remains no question who is |
| food tasting like cardboard. He has a clipping from the | | | | in control of his life, and no question of who will win |
| newspaper offering the latest Åcure for cancer. | | | | this war of mind-over-matter. |
| Unfortunately, it tells of a new success in pediatric | | | | |