On January 4th, 2013, Jim flew to Colorado to spend 10 days with his mom, sister and his sister's family. During those 10 days, Jim's body went through a series of serious detoxing. Ozone treatments, foot baths, chiropractic adjustments, bio meridian tests, and a few things that I probably shouldn't mention (yikes). He was also given a laundry list of nutritional supplements and herbs to start taking. It was a long 10 days, and we missed him a lot, but the HOPE in his voice when he called, made it all worth it. Knowing that he was actively doing something to battle ALS, rather than waiting for ALS to destroy him, made him feel good about his decision to leave us for 10 days, especially at a very vulnerable time.
One thing I want to make sure I'm clear about is, Naturopath doctors do not claim to have a cure for ALS, at least not the ones we have seen. The theory behind naturopathy is to rid your body of toxins, in the hope that your body will start fighting disease rather than the toxins in your body.
The most exciting news about Jim's trip to Colorado was Jim renewing his relationship with Jesus Christ. Watching Jim praying and reading his devotional books, warms my heart.
Jim came home from Colorado feeling better than he has ever felt in his life. His mind and body were ready to battle the only thing trying to old him back, ALS.
Next step.. Functional Neurology
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