Dear BX Protocol inquirer,
Please make sure you look for many people who have tried this and form a logical conclusion rather than an emotional one, which may be persuaded or guided by the folks at BX.
My father was in the beginning phases of the prep for taking the BX and literally 1 day away from beginning the BX. He was given the go ahead during a webcast from the doc at BX and he was in the hospital the next day. After that hospital run in, he was home for a few days and right back in for 5 days followed by 3-4 days in nursing home with hospice and then home with hospice where he passed a few days later.
For having stage 4 cancer, he was in relatively good shape for what it was. He was so dehydrated and malnourished from the prep that he could never turn back to the man I knew who was giving his cancer a valiant fight. I completely blame BX for my father's early death. Shame on them!
Also, in their responses to our outcries for answers, they basically blamed us for not completing paperwork and not sitting in on webcasts, which are completely untrue, in addition to blaming us for not continuing to give them information, which, again, is inaccurate, as we told them we were sitting bedside with out loved one as he was dying, we were unable to get them progress reports, vitals, and spreadsheet baselines, as we had in the past.
Sorry to be the bearer of our sad news, but I personally would not go with them again even if my father were still with us. I wouldn't give BX to my dog.
I wish you well and wish you the courage to go through the process. Take care and God bless,
Sparkie
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