The Eddie Kendrick Memorial Cancer Project
250-413-3211


 Background:
            In November 2000, a dear friend of ours, Eddie Kendrick, died of cancer in his sister's home in Victoria, British Columbia. He attempted to heal himself using conventional and many alternative therapies, and near the end started to work with us. In the very short time we had, we were able to verify some of our hypotheses about cancer, and make physical changes to the cancer mass - but it continued to grow rapidly until his death.
            We've never had the time or staff to do the research and development that our approach to curing Eddie's type of cancer obviously needed, and Eddie paid the price for our lack of time and resources. To acknowledge what Eddie contributed towards understanding this condition in light of our model, and our sadness at his passing, we've named our cancer project after him. At this time, we don't have a cure for cancer, nor do we understand the underlying cause. 
- Grant McFetridge

What will takes place if you volunteer for this project:
            If you have cancer and would be willing to act as a volunteer for our work, or would like to be involved as part of the research team working to find the cause and a cure for this disease, please click on the link at the bottom of this page. We'll be using only psychological healing techniques without any physical interventions. At the present time we will require you to participate in your own healing and in the research process. This means we would expect you to have taken the PeakStates 1 training or equivalent so you understand the psychological tools and model we use in the research.
            We would also require that you continue to pursue curing this disease in every other way possible. Thus, our approach would be used in conjunction with conventional approaches, not in place of them. Although this may make identifying the cause of any successes more difficult to isolate, it is the only rational approach considering the potential consequences of the disease.

The Project Staff:
            The project is still unstaffed at this time.

Contacting Us
      To explore working on this project, or to become a possible client, phone 250-413-3211 in western Canada to contact us. Due to the ever increasing spam problem, this is a better way to get in touch than through email.