How a tragic death is being used to condemn our right to refuse medical treatments

The sad death of a brave and beautiful little girl in Canada is being told all over the country.

But the story hasn’t made headlines to mourn her passing, tell of her heritage, or even to remember her life.

The story of 11-year-old Makayla Sault will be used in a devious way…putting the blame on her parents, a judge, and the natural methods she and her family chose to treat her cancer.

But it doesn’t stop there…

Punishment of the innocent

At the end of January, Makayla Sault died from a stroke.

A stroke, her family said, that was caused by the toxic effects of the chemotherapy she had endured.

Makayla, a Native American, who lived with her family in Ontario, had acute lymphoblastic leukemia. And last year she was subjected to months of chemotherapy treatments. Treatments, Makayla said, that were “killing her.”

So her family stopped the drugs she was being given, and pursued alternative, natural methods to make her immune system as strong as possible and put her cancer into remission.

Of course, the authorities tried to force the child into submitting to their treatments, just like they did “successfully” with 17-year-old Cassandra in Connecticut.

But because Makayla is a member of Mississauga tribe, the judge ruled in her favor, and let her refuse the harsh drugs the hospital authorities wanted to pump into her.

Makayla’s family said that although she was “on her way to wellness,” the side effects of the 12 weeks of chemotherapy that was “inflicted on her body” were just too much for the little girl. They claimed it did “irreversible damage to her heart and major organs,” ultimately causing the stroke that killed her.

The press, however, seems intent on attacking her grieving family – and even the judge who agreed with Makayla. An editorial in the Toronto Globe and Mail, said that her story is one about how “superstition and magical thinking” can “dupe” the vulnerable.

But how is mainstream medicine’s toxic approach to cancer anything more than “magical thinking.” We’re talking about “treatments” with fatal side effects (yes, stroke is definitely one of them) that often end up killing patients long before their cancer would have.

These risky and poisonous therapies are well known to cause secondary cancers and even destroy the immune system. Yet they’ve somehow come to be regarded as the gold standard in treating cancer.

Obviously, they’re not working as we’ve been promised.

And conventional medicine, convinced it knows what’s best, has stopped looking for cures that promote health and wellness instead of destroying it.

Beautiful little Makayla’s story will be told and twisted as many times as possible. She will become the poster child to “prove” how right the authorities are when they force these poisonous “cures” on children.

And that when the courts turn doctors into dictators, it’s for our own good.

But we know there are genuine natural cures for cancer that don’t kill healthy cells and destroy you in the process. It is unconscionable to think that the courts will continue to force deadly and crippling treatments on innocent children who would rather try something promising than submit to the mainstream’s torture.

Source:

“Makayla Sault, Ojibwe child who refused chemo, dies from stroke” Nahnda Garlow, January 19, 2014, Two Row Times, tworowtimes.com