My son, Abdul, was a happy and healthy young boy who loved sports. His dream was to become a professional football player. When he was 7 and half years old, he started to have problems breathing, but doctors didn’t discover any serious problem, until one day at school, he suddenly collapsed. From that day onward... our world simply fell apart - Abdul fought for his life for around 3 months, it has been the most traumatic experience I have ever had. We were told that his left lung had burst, that his heart was hardly working (pulse was only 24 bits per minute) and his tonsils where growing into his breathing channel. Doctors also discovered many other growths underneath his tonsils, which were also growing into breathing channel. Abdul was so weak he couldn’t walk, he could hardly hold a pen in his hand and write. Abdul has been in a critical condition for 3 years now, every 12 hours we had to give him injections. He would constantly have attacks leaving him unable to breath. My husband and I have taken it in turns, for 3 years, to sit by his bed whist he sleeps, in case he as an attack (which would happen quite often) resulting in immediate hospitalisation in order to save his life.
The Life’s 4 Living Rejuvenation programme has saved my boys life – completely naturally, without any medical intervention, without any stress or trauma. Before, when Abdul had to go to hospital, he would come home totally shocked, stressed and afraid that he might die. During the Rejuvenation programme, he was almost always happy and looked forward to his daily treatments. I will be grateful to Life’s 4 Living for this opportunity for the rest of my life, and I am often trying to force myself not to imagine what would have happened to Abdul if we had not come here. When my husband came to see us after 14 days, he broke down and cried – he couldn’t believe that Abdul was able to survive without all the pumps and medication, that he can now breath normally, eat, run around with other kids. We are still sitting next to his bed every night and just looking at Abdul – like we did whilst he was so ill. We still find it hard to believe that through this method we have his life back.
Thank you, we owe you everything |
