How to delete stage four breast cancer in six months

How to delete stage four breast cancer in six months

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What did I use to handle Stage 4 Breast Cancer and get to No Evidence of Disease in 6 months?

A lot.

And before I share this…

None of this is medical advice.

This is my personal experience.

I did not do this on my own.

I did this with expert direction from the doctors and staff at LifeWorks Wellness Center, along with my oncologist.

I don’t believe in self-prescribing.

I believe in testing.

I believe in data.

I believe in knowing what is actually happening inside your body.

I had extensive testing done to identify what wasn’t working in my body that was allowing cancer to grow.

Because there are a lot of opinions…

A lot of options…

But I wanted to know what would attack the cancer that WAS in my body….

Then we went after it aggressively.

Integrative and conventional.

Surgery removed the tumor and repaired my broken back.

Radiation treated the main tumor site.

Immunotherapy with Herceptin.

Low-dose chemo using agents identified by the RGCC test.

Carnivore/keto diet.

No sugar.

Hydrogen water.

Red light.

PEMF.

Kaqun baths and water.

Ozone sauna.

Infrared sauna.

IV Vitamin C.

IV Artemisinin, identified by the RGCC test.

Supplementation.

Perfect Amino.

A1C/Maragen.

Anastrozole.

Fenben.

Ivermectin.

Itraconazole.

Rapamycin.

PectaSol.

Methylene Blue.

DMSO.

Exercise.

Lots of rest and sleep.

Green tea.

Green juice.

Peptides.

And a lot of intention.

Was it intense?

Yes.

Was it aggressive?

Yes.

Was it uncomfortable?

Absolutely.

Was it worth it?

Every second.

Yes, I cried.

Yes, I had moments where I wanted to give in.

Yes, there were days I didn’t know if I had the strength.

And that’s where my amazing friends and my husband came in…

To remind me who I am.

To remind me what I’m capable of.

To remind me that I could get through one more day.

And here I am.

No Evidence of Disease.

Stronger.

Healthier.

More grateful than I have ever been.

This was not one magic thing.

It was testing.

It was strategy.

It was faith.

It was science.

It was support.

It was intention.

It was refusing to give in. 

I want to add that cancer is a fickle bitch. It’s not all the same for all people and so many people don’t make it. It tears me up. I know that everyday is truly a gift. 

And I am so deeply grateful to still be here. ❤️