09/19/2026
š NIGHT 9 OF 10: CHOSEN FAMILY
When Mel was diagnosed with stage-four cervical cancer that had spread to her lungs, lymph nodes, and shoulder blade, I stopped the Tourette Taxi Tour and went to her house. I truly believed I was going there to spend what might be her final days, making every memory we possibly could.
Two months later, Mel is in remission. Even her doctors were amazed by how strongly she responded.
Along with her medical treatment and prayers from around the world, Mel chose to use ivermectin and fenbendazole. We cannot say exactly what caused her remission, and this is not a paid advertisement or medical advice. These medications are not FDA-approved cancer treatments and can carry serious risks, so please speak with a qualified medical professional before taking anything.
This is simply Melās storyā¦a journey filled with treatment, personal choices, faith, love, and a worldwide community that believed with us.
We thought we were making final memories. Instead, we were witnessing a miracle. We believed she was going to beat itāand she did. šš
