Bring microcurrent therapy into Cleveland hospitals

Glad to hear on Friday that there is still forward movement in bringing microcurrent therapy to Cleveland. Dr. Lyons said they have a new director who will be on board with this. She is just giving him some time to get settled in and then will take further steps.

My late sister was a pioneer and world renown for her work in curing incurable soft-tissue cancers using neutron therapy. She saved thousands of lives. She turned her high-energy physics research into something that would Help people. During that time, she discovered microcurrent therapy, which would all but eliminate the horrible side-effects that accompany radiation therapy. Arlene planned to develop this more after her retirement. Unfortunately, she passed away just about a month after she retired.

Since 2005, I’ve tried to get the ear of some of the best doctors in the Cleveland area. Finally Dr. Janice Lyons, a radiation oncologist, has agreed to work with Dr. Paula Silverman, a medical oncologist, to research this modality with the hopes of making it a part of standard care and treatment in the Ireland Cancer Center.

My role: keep on the doctors like white on rice!

I would feel so proud to be a part of continuing my sister’s work.