Skin metastases from cancer 01448...Germany
A 58-year-old woman approached the practitioner for treatment of skin metastases from cancer. Other than her maternal aunt who died from cancer, there was no history of cancer in her family. However the patient herself was diagnosed with breast cancer in April 2011 when her left breast was surgically removed. She refused chemotherapy due to fear of side effects but underwent radiotherapy between June to Aug 2011 after which she felt fine for 3½ years. In January 2015 she experienced pain and noticeable lumps with tenderness in the surgically removed breast area and around her neck. This was diagnosed as skin metastases for which she was prescribed chemotherapy along with 8 sessions of Kadcyla infusion, one every 3 weeks. After three painful infusions, each lasting 1½ hours, she met with the practitioner who gave her the following on 27 July 2015:
#1. CC10.1 Emergencies + CC12.1 Adult tonic + CC15.1 Mental & Emotional tonic + CC18.1 Brain disabilities…TDS
#2. CC2.1 Cancers + CC2.2 Cancer pain + BR16 Female + SR528 Skin…TDS
#3. SR559 Anti Chemotherapy…6TD for 4 weeks
Within 2 weeks, the lumps diminished by 50% in size and number, so she cancelled the remaining chemotherapy infusion appointments. She did not take any other allopathic drugs. After three months of treatment, the lumps had disappeared and the pain and tenderness had reduced by 50%. By 31 January 2016, all her symptoms had gone and the patient felt 100% better. She continued #1 and #2. About six months later, she could take care of her daily needs by herself and continued to be free of all symptoms. As of November 2017, she was taking the remedies TDS and intends to take them for five years. She has not needed any chemotherapy nor is she taking any allopathic medication. The doctor monitors her every 6 months and all her blood values are normal.