Kathleen Fenaughty
Under Thunder
Mountain , 2015.
January 5,
2016
A. My Truth/Questions:
The healing system in place for cancer patients is
detrimental to health and is not a healing modality. It is defined and sold as a
battlefield. With more dead than alive and with those alive being wounded
warriors and the rate of cancer growing, then perhaps a new perspective for a more
conscious care system will be embraced-
One without the fear
but based on love and freedom instead. One of life, liberty and the pursuit of
happiness as the Constitution of United States has provided for all Americans.
1. What is War? War is trauma, war is rape, war is death,
injury, pain, PTSD, etc, etc, etc…
We employ “Cut, poison and burn” warfare tactics for a warrior
mentality and warfare on the body and race’s for the cures and pink-washing
industries and GMO’s ( cancer tumor effects linked in laboratory animals and the
Agent orange defoliant’s (“non-casually” linked Vietnam veteran out-of-court
settlement chemical’s – stories of the people’s disease’s and their children’s
genetic deformities then denied as not related even with the children born with
major deformities) was flipped into our foods and onto our lawns as safe and
effective pesticides and herbicides for us.
2. Who said our children must go to war and be hero’s and why
do we believe it?
Why instead of Oxygen we run for the cure and shave head’s
and hold our hands in support- if you’re one of the lucky ones who is embraced
in their community by obedience to the care system Insurance covered care, jail
or the state taking the children from their home.
Why then, if we are in fact warriors at war using war-fare
tactics, we fail to consider something like the Geneva Convention- anyone who
is a victim of war has rights.
Who are the victims of war? Are the mothers left weeping
after their child dies from treatments, victims?
What are the rights and what are the rights we lose when we
choose to go alternative, like MMP?
What if we redefine disease and re-imagine how we deal with
it and how we can heal dis-ease with more ease instead of treating the disease in
our body as an enemy.
John Hopkins research already states cancer cells are in
every body, so are we all diseased?
Why Forgiveness is vital.
B. My 3-part Story:
Believe, Be loved, Beloved, Mama Lilla from Under Thunder
Mountain
1. Diagnosis,
2. My Successful Search for Alternatives and My Shift of
consciousness and the benefits of MM for me.
3. Return and the difficulties and decline of health until
MMP and requested removal by my physicians fear of allowing their cancer patients
to meet me and hear my story.
Why was I told I was crazy when I felt the radiation burning
my breast?
Why was I ridiculed when I chose an alternative healing
path?
Why, when I return healed am I hidden?
Why are so many dead and damaged?
C. My Belief
Our consciousness drives the Force and we can change the
things we put in place, the structures we built when we expand our
understanding and when we can wrap our brains around the new materials.
The narrative’s of our stories are vital. They are the
voices of us united, they are the voices of so many silenced over so many years.
But now the technology has opened up the portal of the collective voices. The
voices of the suffering and those damaged by the cancer system of care have
spoken and our voices have united.
For the dead, for the dying, for the suffering, for the
survivors and for those who witnessed the death of their loved ones as they
held their hands while chemo poisons streamed through their veins and into the
hearts and livers and organs until everything inside of the body died and took
them with them, and for the sake of all the suffering through the system of care,
how many more years must this war continue?
Yes, there are survivors
of this war. I am a survivor from 2007 and I believe I am here because I
refused the system of care. How many diagnosed and treated in 2007 are still
here and what is their quality of health?
I chose a different path- a path less traveled by and, like
Robert Frost said, that has made all the difference for me. I hope you can
choose because Choice Matters, You Matter and we matter, All of Us together can
make a difference and be restored by the sunshine of freedom and we can heal
and be as if we were born again with ease.
I Believe Freedom can win over fear- War-based metaphoric
approach to disease and cancer specifically forces our own children to become
warriors and fear-bullying tactics for the elderly and their family members to
force the “standard of care” agenda.
We know history is
written and recorded by the victors of war. I am victorious, right?
I Believe our Voices Matter, Medical Humanities and the narrative
of so many voices silenced over these past 50 years- our collective narratives-
our collective stories can shift our consciousness collectively and the
technology of today gives voice to the people.
I Believe the patient/human comes first- and we hold the
keys to harness the good of our medicines and also recognize what isn’t working
and be willing to make the changes necessary to achieve the desired results.
Are we so indebted to the machines we build, that we close
our eyes and shut our ears to the suffering voices? Why do we choose to believe
we can stabilize a non-stable force such as radiation when the innovator
herself- Madame Curie died from radiation poisoning and with radiation leaks
and power plants melting, well, why?
I Believe Compassionate care means no more chemicals. I
Believe in the power of plant-based medicine.
I Believe in the power of the people to make changes, to
examine, to forgive, to explore and to re-create. No more bullies in school
means no more bullies in medicine.
A crowd can not be silenced as permanently as the voice of
one person.
I believe in you.
I believe in us.
Believe, beloved, beloved blessing from Under Thunder
Mountain.