We are watching Correspondence and it is already almost 1am.They are featuring FUDA Cancer Hospital located in Guangzhou, CHINA. I really thank the doctors of FUDA for bringing to the world the new and better approach to cancer. I lost my mom to cancer of the gallbladder and Donald lost his father to cancer of naso-pharynx so there is a chance that we can have this killer illness too. It runs in the blood and I admit I was afraid to have this illness because cancer to me means death. Watching tonight’s episode eased all the worries. Of course I have to watch my diet so as to prevent cancer since some food contains carcinogen. But let’s come to think about the worst case scenario, I asked Donald what he would do if I will be diagnosed of this cruel illness and he answered, “Well….what should I do but to prepare of course.” I flashed a smile. Look at my knight in shining armor! He seemed very sincere but I know this conversation will end up to something. “I will start calling the funeral parlor and prepare for your burial.” Hahahahahahahaha! I almost kicked him out of the house. Well, that is the answer I am expecting but still I was anticipating to hear a kinder reply. But you see, my husband is such a bully. He can be mean but he can’t be meaner than me. LOL
Anyway back to FUDA, they give the best cancer treatment in the world. Why? Because of so many factors like their Cryosurgery. This is a procedure where they destroy tumor by freezing and thawing process. It is performed through intra-operative, endoscopic or per-cutaneous routes depending upon the location and size of tumor. It is localized which means the chemotherapy is directed to the area where the cancer is unlike the traditional chemotherapy which is given through IV. The traditional chemotherapy makes the patient suffer a lot.
After the Cryosurgery is performed, the patient will undergo Immunotherapy or what they call CIC. Basically, CIC refers to everything that research has shown to boost the immune system of the patient and restrict the effects of cancer and its associated symptoms. Immunotherapy is a general term that refers to the range of cutting-edge, as well as traditional medicines that they combine to enhance the body’s immune system. Therapies that includes in Immunotherapy are: Cytokine Induced killer Cells (CIK), Dendritic Cells (DC), ,, and Mixed Vaccines.
A patient who seek treatment at FUDA should prepare $22,500.00 (roughly P1 M) for the whole treatment package and the hospital stay. If you have insurance then it will be a big help. You can get free insurance quotes if you are still planning to apply for one. P1M is a lot of money for us who has meager income but come to think of it, combine what you’ll spend for chemotherapy and radiation treatments here plus the side effects are more than what you will pay to get rid of cancer there at FUDA. There are Filipinos who have been there and is now living a cancer free life for years and Filipinos who are there undergoing treatment. One Filipina named Kathleen David who has stage 4 breast cancer said that if you are diagnosed of cancer, come to FUDA at once because if you have a breast cancer, you might not need a mastectomy or lumpectomy. This is a great news! You can still keep your breasts! How cool is that?
by karen, on January 5 2010 @ 1:04 pm
do you have contact information of Ms. Kathleen David? telephone number or email add? appreciate your help, thank you
by carol, on January 5 2010 @ 1:16 pm
Sorry Ms. Karen but I don’t have it. Maybe you can ask the people of ABS-CBN who featured her and FUDA. But I will try to find it for you and will email you if there is a good news. Thanks!!
by karen, on January 5 2010 @ 3:24 pm
Thank you in advance.. God bless!
by karen, on January 6 2010 @ 9:19 pm
Thank you so much, me and my boss need to contact her urgently regarding the treatment there in FUDA.. they want to have an actual conversation with her. We appreciate your effort to help. Thank you.
by bailallie, on January 12 2010 @ 9:15 am
thank you so much. my grandmother has stage 4 breast cancer with metastasis to the lung. like you, cancer is such a reality to our family as it is part of our family medical history. i am really scared that we might develop cancer. it can really change the way you look at your life. i am gathering facts about fuda because we are interested in bringing her there. so far, i’ve read positive results and comments about the hospital. i hope cure can be discovered. by the way, include guyabano in your diet. they say it helps.
by sham, on February 9 2010 @ 6:28 pm
Hi.My mom was diagnosed stage 3B breast cancer. After her masectomy last May 12,2009, she decided to take alternative medicines and some organic food to her diet. Her oncologist adviced her to undergo chemotheraphy but she refused because of some information that it is poisonous..After 7months we heard FUDA and started to research in the internet to gather details.And finally were here now for her treatment plan we knew that it’s not too late inspite of her PET/CT scan result stage 4 and bone metastases.We are hoping that they offer anti-cancer vaccine that is affordable to many. I know many Filipinos also don’t want to suffer this kind of disease. More power!!!
by carol, on February 10 2010 @ 8:52 pm
Hi there Sham! I am sorry to hear that your mom is suffering from cancer. But I am glad that you were able to bring her to FUDA. I hope that she will have a positive reaction to the treatments. Please update me whenever you can. Email me at ellalee02@yahoo.com. Thanks again!!!!
by anne, on February 11 2010 @ 1:46 pm
Hi sham, pls update us, how is the treatment going?
by myles, on June 6 2010 @ 10:55 am
thanks for sharing this info, it gives hope. my father was diagnosed last May 25 with stage 4 lung cancer(bronchogenic carcinoma). No biopsy was performed yet. He is 73 y/o and frail and with kidney disease so i am thinking whether chemo and radiation (his tumor is inoperable said the onco) will work to his benefit, i dont want him to suffer.
Sham,I hope your mom is doing well with her treatment.I hope you can share what are the alternative medicines and diet your mom took and if it did actually helped? Also, can you please share how much does Fuda cost and the follow-up treatments? Thank you so much.
by Ruth Francisco, on June 25 2010 @ 6:03 pm
Hi! I’m trying to search for fuda hospital’s contact nos but i cannot find it in the internet. My dad has pancreatic cancer and he already had his operation (explorlap)today however, according to the doctors they cannot remove the mass anymore because it’s already 6cm. My sisters and I are planning to take him to fuda in china. Does anyone know about fuda. Please let me know asap. thanks!
by Ruth Francisco, on June 25 2010 @ 6:17 pm
Hi sham! maybe you can help me. I need to know the contact nos of fuda hospital.
by Nancy, on July 8 2010 @ 11:03 am
Hi I am nancy…i have been diagnosed with breast cancer 2b last Nov 2007. I have finished surgery, chemotherapy and radiation last 2008. Recently, i got hospitalized and after a series of tests, a mass on my pancreas was found. I underwent ct scan guided biopsy revealing a typical cells leaning on cancer. But my oncologist recommended me to have a surgical opinion. She recommended open surgery biopsy to determine if the tumor is breast metastasis or primary pancreatic cancer.
I have researched for Fuda Cancer Hospital long before i had found out a mass on my pancreas. Yesterday, i went to see my oncologist with my mother and my mother asked about Fuda Cancer Hospital. My oncologist replied that she is not so keen of me going to FUDA.
I hope my family can talk to Ms. Kathleen David regarding her treatment in FUDA for them to be fully convinced of the best treatments in FUDA. Can i have her mobile number and email add? Thank you and more power.
Sincerely,
Nancy
Email: mnpbullecer@gmail.com