Dr. Simoncini Breast Cancer Recovery

...see on the mammography. First they made a mammography and there was nothing to be seen on the mammography. Okay, then in the echography she could see something, I get it now. Yes, that's right. So basically she has in front a diagnosed cancer patient and she has a mammography and she does not see the cancer. That's right. Okay, I understand. After that, the next step? Well, after that, I got a phone call from the hospital on the 24th and they said there is still cancer in it because they took some cells out of this spot, which you could see on the agrocarcia, and they said there is still cancer in it and we want to make an appointment for the operation. Oh, okay. So this is important to me. They took a biopsy also on the second case, on the second time? Not a biopsy because they couldn't take a biopsy because there was not really mass anymore, mass. It was only an area with some fluid. So they could only... So they examined the fluids? Yes, they took some fluid and there were cells in it. And that's what they took to the lab. So they found cancer cells in the fluid and they wanted to remove your breast. Yes, that's right. What did you do then at that point? So I made an appointment with the Antonie van Leeuwenhoek Hospital in Amsterdam, that's the other cancer institute in Holland. So I went there a week later because they say I can be operated first week of January, more or less. In the meantime, I have to tell you this, in the meantime, my regular doctor said to me, I want to have this report from Rotterdam. So I asked the hospital and they sent it to my regular doctor and she translated it for me, you can say. And then she said, Well well what they say is actually that they don't know yes that's right it was not precise that's that's actually could actually correct so then we have already made an appointment in Amsterdam we went there and this doctor said well we are going to make again a mammography and echography and then I said well it was done three weeks ago and here you have the the cd with everything on it you have to report it's it's ridiculous to do it again and then she said yes you're right it's ridiculous but that's the way it works in every hospital we do it again and then i said well uh now not not for me yes okay she understood and my husband said well we uh we take a week to think it over she said to me because she examined my breast uh she said to me well i i i feel uh lamp or something like it's from 6 centimeters. And then I said, no, it's not a lamp, it's bicarbonate. And she examined everything else and, well, okay, that's what it was. And then later she made a report and she sent it to my regular doctor saying that I should be operated as soon as possible because there was a tumor from six centimeters. So she basically diagnosed the tumor just by feeling it? Yes, that's right. When you said it's not, this is sodium bicarbonate, did she accept the possibility or is she still decided it was cancer? Yes, she said, well, it could be, but on the other hand, it could be that cancer is now all over your body. Of course. Okay. What are they there for, you know, just to... Yes, well, I must say it's very hard to stay on your, to keep standing on your feet when you're so under pressure. But anyway, tell me about the last part of the story. This doctor can answer them and say, well, why don't you go to this doctor abroad, that was Italy, they don't know anything else. Why don't you go to him and ask to check up, he is the one who treated you to him and then if it okay I will so that's what we did and it was today and he took us to a hospital to a regular and and he made mammography and echo and today in It was not in Rome, It was a place somewhere else. Latina, I think. And he was, of course, informed about some sodium bicarbonate, which is still in my breast. And when he came back, he said, well, I can't see a thing. And you also cannot see bicarbonate. And he is sure that if there is a cancer, a tumor, he could see it. Thank you. Then, afterwards, he made an ergography and he did it very, very severe, very, he took, it took very, very long time with, and, well, he couldn't find the thing. And also there was nothing there? There was nothing there. Nothing at all? Nothing at all. You know where the lamp was? Yes, because I took with me the photographs from Holland and he could see them. Okay, so it was his reaction at this point when he saw that there for and surprised he was astounded when you were doing the bicarbonate that the sodium bicarbonate in the period you were doing the cycles of bicarbonate did you also do anything else like a chemo or no no no no chemo you didn't do any other cures or medicine no No, no, no, no, no, not at all, not at all, not at all. The important point is that chemically or medicine-wise, you did not do anything else? No, nothing, nothing at all. I stopped taking Arimidex in September. When did you do the cycles again, the sodium cycles? The cycles, I did two in August, two times six bottles, then I got here the injections in Rome directly in my breast five times, and then at home I did another two cycles of six bottles. Okay, so basically at the same time you stopped the regular medicine, you substituted one with the other. I can feel your breathing of relief, it's incredible, I can feel it from here. I don't know. But at the same time you stopped the regular medicine, you substituted one with the other. I can feel your breathing of relief, it's incredible, I can feel it from here. Yes, it's incredible, you know, I don't know if, I'm not that far yet to believe it myself. Me? Me? Of all this million people? Me? And I know it's important because my... this far yet to believe it myself, you know, me, me of all this million people, me, and I know it's important because my husband and I are going to help other people, the important thing is that we reach as much people as possible in the right time and on the right way, you