Hakima, Belgium, stage 4 lung cancer with metastases

My name is Hakima. A year and a half ago, I was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer with metastases in my brain. After a neurosurgical operation and two courses of chemotherapy, the doctors at the hospital told me that the disease was progressing too quickly. My liver was completely metastasized and they told me there was nothing more they could do for me. I should go home to enjoy time with my three children, as in their opinion I only had four to six months to live.

Then we heard about dendritic cell therapy and Bruno Rosset. We had two video conferences with him. His clear explanations, but also his kindness and humanity convinced us to try this last chance.

We immediately traveled from Brussels to Munich to meet Dr. Gansauge. When we arrived, we were warmly welcomed by the secretary and the nurse and attended to quickly and efficiently. On site, we also met patients from all over Europe who were all carried by the same hope.

Dr. Gansauge was very attentive, professional and reassuring. We immediately felt that we were in good hands.

Today, one year later, I am in remission. I’ll be on immunotherapy for another two years, but I’m alive. The hospital in Belgium still can’t believe it. And neither can we.

Condemned to death in my country, saved in Germany. I am convinced that dendritic cells are the future of cancer treatment.
We share our experiences with everyone so that others like me can regain hope.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart to the entire team at IASO Health.
Thank you once again to all the staff and the team that surrounds you.