DEDICATED TO
Everyone who feels abandoned by the very institutions we believed were established to safeguard our Rights
Everyone who feels abandoned by the very institutions we believed were established to safeguard our Rights
Neil Fachon was a 19-year-old engineering-student at Northeastern University when he was diagnosed with Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG), an inoperable brain stem cancer. His family was with him at Mass General Hospital when the neuro-oncologist said he had three months to live. "Six, if you start radiation."
Shipwrecked so completely, Neil lapsed into a rare moment of self-pity, but with no time to lose the family regrouped and searched out every conceivable DIPG cancer treatment, as quickly as possible. After scouring the internet and making many inquiries, Neil chose to enroll in a clinical trial at the Burzynski Clinic.
Though dogged by controversy throughout his career, Dr. Stanislaw Burzynski has achieved miraculous results treating many patients with "incurable" cancers, including some with DIPG. All began well until the medical system designed to protect patients like Neil instead proved as intractable as the disease in his brain.
DIPG is the first book of a trilogy, covering the time from misdiagnoses to diagnosis, and from choosing and commencing treatment to being denied treatment. Through a long series of moves and counter moves, Neil was caught in a life and death chess match against multiple opponents simultaneously.
The Childhood Cancer Talk Radio July 25, 2024 interview features childhood brain cancer survivors Tori Moreno (DIPG) and Michael Keller (Astrocytoma grade 3), both having received treatment at the Burzynski Clinic in Houston, TX over 2 decades ago, and Dean Fachon, author of the DIPG book which has been applauded by childhood brain cancer families and by Dr. Burzynski himself.
Get an inside look at Children’s Health Defense medical freedom efforts and how viewers can get involved. Topics in the first segment include the upcoming release of a new documentary, concerning legislation related to parental consent and a multitude of events. Stephanie then interviews Dean and Wendy Fachon about navigating the healthcare system alongside their son, Neil.
As if being diagnosed with a terminal disease wasn’t difficult enough, Neil Fachon faced roadblocks in every direction he looked to find treatment for DIPG (Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma), a rare form of brain cancer. His father Dean Fachon wrote DIPG: Eternal Hope Versus Terminal Corruption to illustrate the challenges and guide others who may find themselves in similar situations. Read more.
May 14, 2024, interview with Deborah Beauvais, host of the Love By Intuition Show to announce upcoming release of the DIPG book and to commemorate Brain Tumor Awareness Month (May) and DIPG Awareness Day, which is May 17. DIPG was elected June Book-of-the-Month on the Dreamvisions 7 Radio Network website.
Neglected Diseases: Warrior Moms for Kids with DIPG/Childhood Brain Cancer Share The Truth on Story Walking Radio Hour. The corporate domination of nearly every aspect of American Life has a devastating impact with the diagnosis of a child with cancer. Read more.
For Our Children: Warrior Parenting - A conversation with radio host Wendy Fachon and guest Janet Demeter, founder of Jack’s Angels Foundation, host of Childhood Cancer Talk Radio and lead advocate for pediatric cancer awareness through the Moonshot4Kids campaign. Download the podcast.
Dean Fachon has a Bachelors Degree in English Literature from Colgate University and a Masters Degree in Technical Communication from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. He wrote technical publications for IBM and DEC, and is the author of The Grand Illusion a treatise on fiat money. Dean is Neil's father.
Quantum Energy Wellness in West Warwick is hosting an author presentation and discussion about health choice freedom on Wednesday, October 9, from 6:30 to 7:30pm. The event will take place in the wellness center's healing space, giving attendees an opportunity to experience the EESystem scalar wave healing technology.
"DIPG is written in a way that you feel right there on the journey to save dear Neil. Filled with information based on extensive research and a lot of heartache, this book assists any family facing a rare cancer or disease diagnosis with few conventional options for treatment. Author Dean Fachon's message instills how hope, diligence and loads of Love can make a huge difference."
- Deborah Beauvais, Radio Host and Owner, Dreamvisions 7 Radio Network
"[DIPG] exposes the often-overlooked dark side of the medical-industrial complex. With the inclusion of a large volume of emails, medical reports, and personal correspondence, the book could also serve as a resource for legal professionals or those involved in healthcare policy, particularly regarding the challenges of accessing alternative treatments. Overall, DIPG Eternal Hope Versus Terminal Corruption reads as a blend of personal tribute and legal case file, showcasing a father’s heartache and his awakening to systemic corruption. It’s emotionally tough to read but potentially insightful for those navigating similar battles."
- Rachael McIntosh, Director, Foundation for Bioethics in Technology
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Yours in Truth,
Wendy & Dean Fachon
DIPG
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