About my Journey

Well it’s been a long a road to this point. In 1999, I was diagnosed with breast cancer. I had radical mastectomy on my left breast followed by chemotherapy and radiotherapy. When this treatment was finished I was put on the drug tamoxifen. Normally the tamoxifen treatment is followed for five years, but I chose to come off it after one year due to the intolerable side effects that I was experiencing. I recovered very well from this treatment, until 2008 when my wound re-opened.

In february 2009 I was diagnosed of a re-occurance of the original tumour and an additional primary on the right breast with metasteses in the lymph. At this time I was told it was incurable, but with treatment my life could be extended. The treatment suggested was more chemotherapy, radiotherapy and hormonal treatment.

I felt that I could extend my life with changes to diet and lifestyle without the horror of the side effects that remained in my concsiousness all those years later. I began a regime of juicing, raw foods, excluding dairy, meat and alcohol. I supported this regime with meditation and alternative treatments such as acupuncture, herbal medicine and cranio-sacral therapy. I had great energy and was feeling very well.

I also began researching substantial alternative cancer protocols. I contacted the Burzinski clinic but soon realised that the treatment costs were beyond my means. I discovered some great websites including the Cancer tutor .I also came across two great books, The War on Cancer by Mark Sircus and Cancer: Step outside the box by Ty Bollinger. This research broadened my perspective on cancer treatment beyond conventional knowledge and led me to approximately ten targeted cancer treatment protocols worth considering.

I experimented with B17 infusions, chelation therapy, ozone therapy, enzyme therapy, hydrogen peroxide infusions and vitamin c infusions. I also invested in the Ondamed pulse biofeedback electromagnetic machine. All of these techniques have contributed to my outliving my doctor’s expectations.

However, although I was keeping my condition at bay, I began to experience increased lymphatic congestion and the size of the wound at the site of the surgery increased. At this point, I returned to my research on treatment protocols and I was drawn again towards the treatments available at the Burzinski clinic. I came across the amazing stories of some people who attended the Burzinski clinic by raising funds publicly via the internet.

Check out the amazing stories of Hannah, Chiane and Laura.These stories inspired those around me, friends and family, to set up this website and raise funds for my own treatment at Burzynski clinic.