My sister Susan wrote this for all of you: 

First of all, I want to thank everyone who has helped me along the way. Your support in every way has been an enormous help and I am forever grateful.

My journey thus far:  I have gone to Hope For Cancer Institute in Mexico 3 times beginning in October. First, for my 21-day initial treatment and twice for follow-ups. At my 3-month follow-up, I was told I was in stable condition although my tumor stayed the same size. At my 7th month checkup this past June, my tumor had grown 1 to 2 cm in addition to more affected lymph nodes in my groin area, as well as a new lesion.

Over the last 8 months, I have been doing virotherapy shots, PNC 27 suppositories, sonodynamic therapy, near infrared heat, hyperthermia, and coffee enemas. I eat little to no processed food, sugar, alcohol or dairy. I eat an abundance of vegetables, small amounts of organic meats and very small amounts of grains, beans and fruit.  I look and feel pretty great considering I have stage 3 cancer!  My immune system is fully intact and I am still very hopeful I can beat this!

I have learned many things from Hope 4 Cancer that I still incorporate into my anti-cancer regimen but I am ready to move on to additional courses of action.

What I am doing now: In July 2016, I saw an integrative MD in Chicago. My parents and sister paid for a very expensive test called “The Greek Test” or R.G.C.C. test, that takes your blood and tests it for effectiveness of killing the cancer cells against 50 different chemo agents and 50 different natural substances. Of the natural substances they tested, vitamin C and wormwood (artemisia) had the highest effectiveness rate of killing my cancer cells. This test also identified which chemo agents would have the most effective killing capacity on my cancer cells. I had several other tests done to check adrenals, thyroid, estrogen levels, viruses, vit. D levels and toxins to help me uncover the root cause of my cancer. My integrative MD is still drawing conclusions from those recent tests.

I started IPTLD (Insulin Potientiated Low Dose Chemotherapy treatments) on Aug. 4th. Each treatment costs $1,093 and I will need 12 treatments over the course of 9 weeks. Unfortunately, none of this is covered by insurance. They also highly recommend weekly, high dose Vit C IV’s to keep my immune system boosted. This is an additional $175 each week for 12 weeks.

Future hopes:  I have hopes of moving to Missoula Montana with my family within the next 6 months to a year.  Missoula is a healing city with access to all I need on a daily basis- accessibility to organic foods, different healing modalities, support for alternative options, an amazing ND, and a place of hope where one can expect the unexpected. Also having 2 sisters, 3 nieces and a nephew there (the same age as our 2 kids, Amilia and Leo), is a huge bonus as well.

Thank you for your support so far and if you feel moved to help in any way, it will be greatly appreciated!

Love, Susan and family

1330 Quincy Ave., Racine, WI. 53405

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