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A New Standard of Care The first documentary undertaken by WAYMARK Productions, “A New Standard of Care” (2019 targeted The way he died has nagged me ever since. and abroad.

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My journey for filming “A New Standard of Care” began when my beloved husband passed away of lung cancer in 2009. I knew I had to do what I could to alleviate another human being - including my father, a three-time cancer survivor - passing to the other side in the manner my husband did. Diagnosed with incurable “late Lyme” disease shortly before my husband's diagnosis, I tu

rned to alternative therapies, a decision which essentially saved my life. We treated my husband briefly with this same therapy and his terrible wheezing stopped after just three days. Still, my husband was not convinced. Proctor, having worked in the U.S. Senate for 35 years, needed hard evidence. “Megan,” he pleaded in his Georgian drawl, “please don’t ask me to decide between an unproven alternative treatment and my doctor’s advice.”

And so he followed the path of conventional medicine which took his life in a very short time. It took over six years to ponder how best to reach a wide audience to share what I’d learned through these experiences. One day the idea of documentary hit me. Within weeks I'd bought two cameras and filming accoutrement, hired a videographer, and set out on my journey to find the world’s top alternative cancer therapies. Many are peer-reviewed and “evidence-based,” but for a variety of reasons haven’t seen much light of day. In the past, as with most people, my biggest fear was the dreaded Big C diagnosis. Now, armed with the knowledge that an arsenal of alternatives exist, I no longer fear it. I no longer fear cancer or the aftermath of conventional treatments because I know I have alternatives and I want other folks to feel the same, to feel safe. So, through this investigation, I will uncover and convey these viable treatments so that patients will understand they have A CHOICE. So that they too will have at their disposal an arsenal, a cache of knowledge, that allows them to choose which path to take on their healing journey. I pray that the impact of my documentary, “A New Standard of Care,” decreases the horrific number of deaths from this dreadful disease in the U.S. But most of all, I want people to have CHOICES and simply have HOPE.

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DIRECTOR'S STATEMENT My journey for filming “A New Standard of Care” began when my beloved husband passed away of lung cancer in 2009. The way he died has nagged me ever since. I knew I had to do what I could to alleviate another human being - including my father, a three-time cancer survivor - passing to the other side in the manner my husband did. Diagnosed with incurable “late Lyme” disease shortly before my husband's diagnosis, I turned to alternative therapies, a decision which essentially saved my life. We treated my husband briefly with this same therapy and his terrible wheezing stopped after just three days. Still, my husband was not convinced. Proctor, having worked in the U.S. Senate for 35 years, needed hard evidence. “Megan,” he pleaded in his Georgian drawl, “please don’t ask me to decide between an unproven alternative treatment and my doctor’s advice.” And so he followed the path of conventional medicine -- which took his life in a very short time. It took over six years to ponder how best to reach a wide audience to share what I’d learned through these experiences. One day the idea of a documentary hit me. Within weeks I'd bought two cameras and filming accoutrement, hired a videographer, and set out on my journey to find the world’s top alternative cancer therapies. Many are “evidence-based,” but for a variety of reasons haven’t seen much light of day. I wanted to find out why. In the past, as with most people, my biggest fear was the dreaded Big C diagnosis. Now, armed with the knowledge that an arsenal of alternatives exist, I no longer fear it. I no longer fear a cancer diagnosis or the aftermath of conventional treatments because I know I have alternatives and I want other folks to feel the same, to feel safe. Through this investigation, I will uncover and convey these viable treatments through the stories of both doctors and patients so that people will understand they have A CHOICE. So that they too will have at their disposal an arsenal, a cache of knowledge, that allows them to choose which path to take on their healing journey. I pray that the impact of my documentary, “A New Standard of Care,” decreases the horrific number of deaths from this dreadful disease worldwide. But most of all, I want people to have CHOICES -- and to simply have HOPE.