via Gersh Avery April 27, 2012 This CT scan was done 14 days after a 2-3 cm tumor was observed, via scope, in my bladder. In only 14 days, using only essential cannabis oil, no tumor is observed in the bladder. Cannabis only .. 14 days .. gone. This is page two. Today is the first time I got to see this page. Clearly is says: Previously noted lesion in the left side of the urinary bladder is no longer seen at this time. Lawmakers please understand this. Dont take away my medicine. This isnt just another way to get drunk. This medicine saves my life. ----------------------------------------------- Saint Joseph Hospital Department of Radiology 5301 E. Huron Drive Ann Arbor, MI Patient Name: Avery, Gershom Date of Birth: 11/21/1954 Admit Date: 02/29/12 Exam Name: CT OF THE ABDOMEN AND PELVIS WITH AND WITHOUT CONTRAST Reason for Exam: BLADDER CANCER DATE OF EXAM: 02/29/2012 CLINICAL INDICATION: Bladder cancer. PROTOCOL: Noncontrast abdomen and pelvis CT from top of kidneys to base of bladder performed. ... Abdomen ad pelvis CT performed with technique optimized for assessment of the urinary tract. COMPARISON: 12/31/2009 IMPRESSION: 1. On the noncontrast portion of the examination, there is no evidence of renal or ureteral calculii. ... 4. There is no evidence of pelvic mass, adenopathy or free fluid. Previously noted lesion in the left side of the urinary bladder is no longer seen at this time. 5. Overall, multiple hepatic and right renal cysts, otherwise normal CT scan of the abdomen and pelvis. *** THIS IS AN ELECTRONICALLY VERIFIED REPORT *** Gil S Borlaza, MD at 3/1/2012 8:29 AM ------------------------------------------------ Photo via Gersh Avery 4/27/12 CT Exam PAGE 2 ONLY (Page 1 in Comment below)
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