Yesterday was a challenging day for me. I had the daily Vitamin C and K3 IV and Ozone IV treatments. I spent an hour in the Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber. I had Insulin Potentiated Therapy (ITP) which is the low dose chemotherapy. I also received a 3rd GcMAF shot; 1 shot each week I have been here. To recap what GcMAF is: A proprietary blend of protein macrophage activating factors. Macrophages are a type of white blood cell of the immune system that engulfs and digests cancer cells. I had an ultrasound done. It was too soon to see changes in the tumor after I had the Cryoablation 2 weeks ago. Cryoablation is freezing of the tumor. I won’t know the results of the Cryoablation until 2 months post procedure where a CT scan will need to be done. The CT scan will be done in the states, and then I will have to return to Chipsa in 3 months for my second round of in hospital treatments. I may need to have Cryoablation repeated at that time. While doing the ultrasound, Coleys was injected into my tumor and one of the cancerous lymph nodes in the axillary (arm pit) region. To recap what Coley’s Therapy is: sterile (dead) bacteria is injected directly into the tumor. This mimics an infection and accompanying immune response, without incurring the risks of an actual infection. This coaxes the immune system to fight cancer. After the Coley’s Therapy, I did get the chills and had a migraine headache that lasted all night. I also broke out into a fever. I was so sick last night that while trying to get to the bathroom, I fell and hit the side of my head on the wall. I could barely walk without falling over, as I was so dizzy. Fortunately, this morning, I feel better and my migraine is gone. I have 2 more days here; and I am Iooking forward to finishing treatment here and coming back home.