Terry Wright cytoluminator, http://www.cytoluminator.com/ promised to cure my metastatic prostate cancer claiming 100% success rate, I am now worse than before! Cebu Phillipines

when he came here he was told he had 2 months to live, 2 years later he is alive and has no evidence of cancer.  Also he lied about what he was charged, because he pleaded poverty he was treated at half price.

Jesicha's Hope is not employed by Cytoluminator; it does give support for individuals facing cancer and other suffering diseases.  We therefore consider ourselves separate from this company however our free support services often mean we are privvy to case information in order for us to give the best support to the individuals. This particular person based on the specifics he speaks of identifies him as such our comments are based on what we know through information given during his treatment and thereafter. 

This gentleman came to us for support and told us he was considered terminal, he had little time and wanted to try anything that would give him hope.  We helped him arrange a consultation and it was his decision to go forward with no pressure. We do not get involved in medical specifics with people other than to pass through reports to the given doctor or clinic of choice. We did not know any other problem medical or mental that this individual had and he did not disclose anything to us or to Cytoluminator. 

When he arrived in the Philippines it was evident that the gentleman had other issues other than his cancer that he was there to be treated for.  He arrived wearing protective undergarments based on his intesinal problems that he stated were not from the cancer but had been an ongoing issue. They doctor there did try to help him with this issue with no extra charge to him; there was from records, noted some improvement. His remarks of loose bowels since his stay there is unfounded as he arrived there with serious loose bowels. Furthermore he was told to seek help upon his arrival home to help his situation. 

When he left he was in a much improved state; his cancer was in remission. All test results showed no evidence of disease. This was his goal and he did achieve it.  His cancer prognosis was terminal and he is here online today alive, well enough to complain, many months later; the treatment obviously has achieved his goal. 

While in treatment in the Philippines he disclosed that he had had ongoing mental problems for years and as he himself described: it was like he had squirrels in his head, chattering and making him anxious.  The doctor is not a mental specialist nor was he there for any such condition. It was however a complication having to deal with is behavior. 

As a supporter of those returning this complication slid into our laps so to speak, he wanted constant communication. He complained that we did not give him time or that we did not call him at least once a day to talk to him for over an hour, just to talk; these were rambling conversations about his problems in the passed [suffice to say this demonstrated his instability]. He would tell us he talked to other people treated in the Philippines, but what he said and they would call to tell us were complete opposites. Most laughed it off and said they hoped he would not bother them anymore. He clearly liked the attention and was starving for more; we are not equipped to handle such cases and did tell him he needed to seek further help elsewhere. 

His problem with loose stools was discussed during our conversations. On our last converstaion he Skyped so we were visible to each other.  This was a late night Skype and was at home on the laptop.  He asked about how to deal with his loose stools and believed he had liver problems; in explained this had been going on for over 3 years and he had tried many things. I told him his diet needed to be addressed and he should speak with someone that could help. He said he had an advisor that did macrobiotics to help him. He further stated if the food was not grown locally within a short distance from where he lived he would not eat it. No matter what anyone told him to eat, he would not eat it if it did not grow within a small radius of his residence in CA. He began to then ramble about how depressed he had been in the past and what a failure he had been over his life. This was not connected to his cancer or the support we intended to help him with; again he was told to seek help in this.  He then began to ask about how it was to have sex with my husband, was I attracted to older men or did I think older men would like to have sex with me.  I stopped him, telling him the conversation was done and what he was doing was highly inapproprate. I told him he no longer needed us but needed to find help elsewhere. 

We did not have further contact, he may have contacted Cytoluminator but I do not know. I did tell Cytoluminator I would not support him further as his behavior was not stable and spoke inappropriatedly.  What he sought, remission of disease he achieved. Any conditions he had prior he needed to get professional help.  Mental illness is often a silent and well surpressed condition that we unfortunately have to deal with when the person's behavior interrupts the general public in violent situations or in this situation in his mind revenging against people that genuinely saved his life but would not tolerate his personality disorder. I see from his report, he still needs professional help. I hope he gets it so he can enjoy his cancer free life.