After
being diagnosed with cancer in November, Dixie Krejci and her husband Bill
didn’t feel like their world had fallen apart. Yes, it was a shock, but the
Krejci’s had done their research and they knew the direction that their
treatment plan would follow.
Bill
had worked with soil and essential nutrients and had seen the effects of
chemicals on the soil and in turn the effect on food and plant fed animals.
It’s all a circle and what we eat comes from the ground and keeps your body and
immune system healthy. “We have so much toxins in the world today it’s
hard for any of us to stay healthy,” explained Dixie.
They
decided to take an alternative approach to finding a cure for Dixie’s
challenge. “There are many other options out there besides chemo and
radiation. We made this decision years ago that if either one of us were
diagnosed, that those many years of research would help guide us through the
choice of alternative treatments.”
From
the November diagnosis Dixie began a treatment protocol she and Bill put
together through their research and also through visits with many doctors in
the Midwest. To begin with, the choice was made to totally redesign her
diet. Dixie also began taking large quantities of turmeric which fights
inflammation in the body. She has also been taking liquid Vitamin C as
well as high amounts of a Vitamin D3/K2 product and has eliminated
carbohydrates, red meat and sugar in her diet as much as possible.
She
has focused on nutrition which helps slow down and stop any spreading of the
disease and a detoxifying protocol to flush toxins out. They have
switched their diet to all organic foods. Dixie is also making sure that her
bodies PH level is high because their research shows that cancer grows in high
acidity and is fueled by sugar (carbohydrates) uptake.
So
far, many blood tests (one of which is the Nagalase test that gives certain
readings) have revealed that the challenge had decreased it’s activity. Her
next blood work is scheduled for the end of this month. She doesn’t have
an estimate on how long this battle will continue with her body.
So
far, the side effects haven’t been too difficult. She has had some nausea
from the Vitamin C and weakness from the different diet. “It’s been hard
not having the junk food and being home all of the time away from your normal
life.”
There
are several natural cancer treatment centers in the US but none are close
enough for the Krejci’s to visit easily. They did find a clinic in
Wichita (Riordan Clinic) and have done some Vitamin C treatments there along
with a very intense vitamin and mineral testing for the body. Dixie has taken
advantage of the infrared sauna treatments available right in Exeter at Live
Well Massage Therapy.
Dixie
misses the constant interaction with students as she has worked as a para at
Exeter-Milligan for the past 25 years and has been home since her diagnosis.
She enjoys keeping up with all of the school activities on twitter.
The
family really covets the prayers of the community at this time. She has
enjoyed a prayer shawl brought by local church members and uses it often. Faith
is important to their family and especially important on this journey.
Through
her journey Dixie has found her faith challenged but continually growing, “One
of the most important protocols is you have got to be positive with this
journey and it is vitally important keeping your mind set that this is the
correct choice. Having a personal relationship with the Lord has made
this all possible.”.
Dixie
looks forward to returning to school and back in the classroom and on the
playground with the kindergarten, first and second graders at Exeter-Milligan.
She
asks for the communities support as she battles, “Prayers and supporting the
pathway that we’ve chosen has been the staple that has led us through this
journey we’ve been on.”
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