“Birdie” turned 86 on October 19, 2017.

Birdie went to the doctor at some point in the weeks prior to her 86th birthday to have her lungs checked out, because she was having trouble breathing. The doctors did a scan of her lungs and found a spot that was reported to “light up” on the scan.

Birdie and her family members were fearful that the spot was cancer. The doctor ordered a biopsy of her lung. If cancer were found, they would then have to discuss what treatments would be necessary.

On October 27, 2017, Birdie’s daughter requested to have Vitamin MePA sent to Birdie.

The biopsy was scheduled for November 7, 2017. While Birdie was being prepped for the biopsy, the doctor explained to her the risks of the biopsy, including a significant risk that her lung could collapse. She decided against having the biopsy at that time, and her doctor agreed that she could wait three months and then have another scan done to see if the mass had grown or changed.

Birdie began to take MePA on approximately November 9.

On November 15, 2017, we received this report from another of Birdie’s daughters.

HEY JENNIFER I just want to let you know that mom is almost doing cartwheels after those drops, such a change, that I want to try them please. How much is a bottle and how soon can I get them? Thanks.

On January 30 we received this report:

Just wanted to let everybody know that mom [Birdie] had her MRI scan on that spot on her lung today and it is exactly as small as it was three months ago and the doctors said she doesn’t have to come back for another scan for 18 months unless she starts having trouble.

When asked about her experience taking Vitamin MePA, Birdie sent this message:

When I take it regularly it gives me so much more energy and just all over it makes me feel like a new person. I think it is a good thing.