Fight for a Vaccine Against Cancer

In 1993 I was diagnosed with melanoma. Until 1997, my oncologist decided to remove as much was spotted over 100 in my whole body, 90% premalignant. In 1998 I had lung metastases. I made the decision to operate although the outlook was very bleak. I never raised the question of why me?, But I wondered how I leave it? Because of something she was sure: I'm not going to die. I started searching for the best therapy. I had seen on the Internet that some countries conducting research on vaccines. No one could tell me exactly what it was. A consultation at MD Anderson Cancer Center (USA) cleared the way: I contact the Dr.José Mordoh and enter your vaccination schedule. Where? Here, in Argentina. One month after the operation had my first consultation with Dr.Mordoh I joined his program. At first chemotherapy treatment had a high school, prior to the application of vaccines. I did not lose his hair, I had no nausea or vomiting, and religiously went to get my daughter to school the same day of treatment. With the advancement of research, Dr.Mordoh told me that he no longer needed chemo, only the vaccine. At 11 years of its first application, I am free from disease. Cancer is not just a disease. Bring economic problems, job changes and family, etc.. Here came into my life SALES Foundation, which holds Dr.Mordoh investigations, including the cost of medical care to patients who are vaccinated, in addition to providing free emotional and psychological support. We're closer than we think of the final vaccine. We need to continue joining forces. Personally I will continue collaborating to pursue investigations. Thank you all for my life. Thanks for not letting my daughter ran out of his mother. Claudia Mujica Melanoma is a tumor whose incidence is increasing faster and more common between 15 and 44. In Argentina, some 5,000 cases are estimated annually. When advanced immunological response to treatment, not the chemo. The vaccines would be an essential therapeutic.