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8 Our Energetic Evolution in Healing
telling him about all the things in our home that were suddenly falling
apart. We had had trouble from the very beginning with our new pellet
stove. The day after he left, it literally went up in smoke, filling the
house with smoke in the process. (That stove was fixed nine months
later, only to break down again in two years, at the same time I became
very ill.) Also the week that Don was gone, our doorbell system decided
to ring nonstop. Of course I was in the shower when it happened. It
could have been worse. It could have been at 3:00 a.m. By the time I
figured out how and where to stop the thing, I needed another shower.
Don loved that doorbell because he had programmed it to play
“Hail to the Redskins.” I was most impressed with his musical abilities,
which he had kept to himself until then. I was also surprised that
someone who wasted no time and spent much of his day working
would spend two hours doing this, especially since hardly anybody
ever came to our front door — our friends usually came in the side
entrance. The Redskins must have been having a great season.
These things happening to the house were a reflection of what
was happening to my husband’s health. When he returned home at the
end of the week he was a totally different man from the one who had
left on Monday. When the “quivering” in his throat increased, I insisted
on taking him to the emergency room. He didn’t argue. This quivering
was the beginning of seizures, the first visible manifestation of what
we eventually found out were two brain tumors that had metastasized
from an undetected tumor in his left kidney. This was the beginning
of our new journey together — very much together. — WE had cancer
and were damned well going to cure it. We had always done everything
together and nothing was going to change now.
We both began to do a lot of research — reading and phone calls.
We had already learned a lot about alternative healing. Don had even
visited one of the cancer clinics in Tijuana about twenty years before.
His whole family on both sides had eventually gotten cancer. His
mother died at a very young age. He was only about 11 when she died.
His father died from bladder cancer at about age 60, and his sister