As you can read, The research doesn’t happen over night. You need a clinical Researcher that believes in the science.

I myself, believe in our approach in how to get the host’s immune system to see the Melanoma Cancer tumor cells. I have pages of Universities, Hospitals and Drugs companies following my blog at one time or another.

I even got this note from a world renowned Clinical Researher:

Dear Mr. Breitfeller,

Mike Weber was kind to forward your paper and email. It appears that you have a very good sense of, and interest in, the immune response to melanoma and to cancer in general. I believe you are right that timing of the various components of the immune response, especially with combination therapies, is important, just as it is in the orchestration of a beautiful symphony. I wish you success in your treatments and in your work to understand and to explain the immune response to cancer.

Craig Slingluff

Craig L. Slingluff, Jr. M.D.
Joseph Helms Farrow Professor of Surgery
Division of Surgical Oncology
Vice-Chair for Research
Director, Human Immune Therapy Center
University of Virginia

I have seen this treatment work. Until we have a Clinical trial in place, we won’t know what the response rate would be.

We need more Clinical Researchers and Oncologists willing to step and think outside the box. Follow their passion and gut feelings to persue a CURE. I tip my Hat to Dr. Keith Flaherty. Thanks for thinking outside the box.

Melanoma and The Magic Bullet (Monoclonal Antibodies)

Take care

Jimmy B

Melanoma_Missionary

“Today might be the worst day of your life…but tomorrow could be the best. You just have to get there.”
~Unknown~