Showing posts with label iptld for breast cancer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iptld for breast cancer. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 24, 2025

Nine years in Remission: A Journey of Hope: Alicia's Triumph Over Cancer

In the summer of 2015, Alicia’s life took an unexpected turn. The biopsy report that arrived, was a thief in the night, robbing her of the peaceful existence she had taken for granted. The words "infiltrating ductal carcinoma, stage 2" echoed in her mind, a haunting reminder of the battle she was about to face. This is her story, a tale of resilience, hope, and the power of personalized medicine.


The Diagnosis

The day Alicia received her diagnosis was etched in her memory, a vivid snapshot of fear and uncertainty. Sitting in the sterile office of her oncologist, she listened in disbelief as the doctor confirmed her worst fears. The word "cancer" hung in the air like a dark cloud, suffocating her spirit. She felt lost in a whirlwind of medical terminology and treatment options, the weight of the world resting heavily on her shoulders. Chemotherapy was proposed, an intimidating prospect that seemed to promise both healing and suffering.
The Struggle with Treatment
With a flicker of hope, Alicia embarked on her chemotherapy journey, but the reality was more harrowing than she could have imagined. The first application left her feeling like a shadow of her former self, her body rebelling against the harsh chemicals meant to save her life. The serious side effects were a cruel reminder of the battle she was fighting, and after just one session, she made the difficult decision to stop. The cancer was still there, but the conventional path felt like a dead end.

A New Beginning with Dr. Donato

Determined to find an alternative, Alicia sought out Dr. Donato, whose reputation for personalized, non-invasive treatments inspired hope. As she walked into his office, she was met with a warmth and compassion that enveloped her like a comforting blanket. Dr. Donato reviewed her case with meticulous care and proposed a low-dose chemotherapy protocol, a treatment developed by his grandfather in the 1930s. It felt like a breath of fresh air, a light breaking through the darkness.

The Transformation
Over the course of twelve visits, Alicia underwent the new treatment, each session bringing her closer to the possibility of healing. The atmosphere in Dr. Donato's clinic was charged with positivity, filled with the stories of other patients who had experienced similar transformations. With each passing week, Alicia felt the weight of the tumor lifting, both physically and emotionally. She could sense the changes in her body, her spirit reigniting with hope. 
A Life Renewed

In 2018, the moment of truth arrived as she stepped into the imaging room for her control PET scan. Her heart raced, a mix of anxiety and anticipation swirling within her. As the results appeared, the words “no cancer lesion” resonated through her, a sweet symphony of victory. She was free. The joy that followed was overwhelming, a celebration not just for herself but for all those who had stood by her side throughout the ordeal.

Embracing the Future
Now, in 2025, Alicia stands as a testament to resilience. Her journey through cancer transformed her perspective on life. She embraces each moment with gratitude, cherishing the beauty in the mundane and the extraordinary. With a heart full of joy and a spirit unbroken, she continues to share her story, inspiring others to seek hope and healing in the face of adversity. Alicia's journey is a reminder that while darkness may come, light can always be found, and every day is a gift worth celebrating.It is my hope that this letter will give encouragement to and instill confidence in anyone considering IPT as a treatment. 

Friday, July 22, 2016

Breast tumor Remission. Patient Testimonial. Yes it is possible a cure with Dr. Donato & IPTLD

I no longer have a tumor in my left breast. 
A true story. July 19, 2016.

I'm Alize and I want to share my story. I realized that since 1999 I started to notice that my left breast had a slight feeling of heaviness. I decided to only change my diet and take some herbal remedies. This discomfort remained unchanged until July 2015 at that time it was a more intense heaviness and swelling of the left breast was added. I went to visit my doctor, he recommended to have more tests done. A biopsy in August 7, 2015 reported that I had infiltrating ductal carcinoma in the left breast.

On September 9, 2015  a PET Scan showed the tumor in the left breast (see photography a yellow red spot in the chest, red circle to show where the tumor was). In fear for my life, as I was told by the oncologist, I accepted to start with standard chemotherapy treatment under the professional care of this traditional oncologist. The first round went wrong, I felt terrible, I had a severe reaction that my life was endangered, they stopped the administration of the drugs. I did not tolerated and decided not to continue with traditional chemotherapy by the end of September of 2015. Next thing to do was to resume natural therapies, substances, vitamin C and other supplements that I was told to try. Although I felt some relief in the breast, the swelling and inflammation did not improve and the tumor started to feel bigger. Yes I was afraid. In early December of 2015 I was told to seek the opinion of a medical doctor in Mexico with a 33 year experience in a targeted medical treatment that has helped many patients. So I went ahead and first visited his website (www.donatoperezgarcia.com) and decided to try, why not, nothing to lose and no other choices to follow. 

The first consultation he gave me was on January 8, 2016 where he reviewed my case and my physical condition. It was not until February 4, 2016 that he could give me the first appointment to begin treatment. I followed his instructions, took all his prescription medicines, received his IV targeted low dose chemotherapy or IPTLD with minimal side effects, all well tolerated, no hair loss, no nausea. Of course I had my doubts, I heard unfavorable comments. I thought I would have to end up in an operating room to have a mastectomy feeling mutilated, but if this treatment did not work for me it is my life. I did not expect to see my doctor to be supervising my treatments, listening to me, was a good experience because I felt this doctor cares yes Dr. Donato Perez Garcia was always overseeing my treatment and on Friday 24 of June 2016 it was the last treatment he administered to me. He said you need to schedule and appointment to have your 2nd PET Scan to assess the outcome of  my IPT/IPTLD treatment. On July 19, 2016 they gave me the PET Scan results. I am going to keep my left breast, no need for a surgical intervention and yes, there is no tumor in the left breast. 

It seems incredible, tears of emotion, tears of joy and gratitude to Dr Donato Perez Garcia. I know I'm not your first patient in remission there are many and from around the earth (no exaggeration) I feel happy, I got my life back. In his website I read the story of another if his patients Annie B. and I never thought that I would be in the same situation, cancer free, breast preserved, got my life and emotions back. Thank you Dr. Donato Perez Garcia, MD. Below are the PET Scan from September 2015 and from July 2016. Inside the red circle a yellow red spot, the tumor as it looked in September of 2015 and an empty red circle in July of 2016. It is real, it's true and it works.

 This is my PET Scan from September 9, 2015, inside the red circle a bright yellow/red spot is seen, this is the tumor my cancer.

Images approved to be made public by the patient.

 This is my recent PET Scan from July 19, 2016, inside of the red circle no spot can be seen, I no longer have a tumor, my cancer is now in remission. Thanks to Doctor Donato Perez Garcia, MD and his IPT treatment a targeted chemotherapy protocol that delivers chemo drugs just inside of the cancerous cells. This is true. Here is the evidence that in 5 months I recovered my life, my happiness, my joy and not mutilated. This therapy is targeting chemotherapy to the cancer cells.

Alize
July 19, 2016


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