For a patient with advanced colon cancer like me, it really feels like a life of nine deaths if I can live till now. If I didn't stick to my beliefs and tried new treatments, I might no longer be alive.

One day four years ago, my body suddenly experienced abdominal distension and indigestion, and then my bowel habits changed. At first I was too busy at work and didn't care too much. But after the bloody stools appeared, I went to the hospital for examination under the orders and kidnapping of my wife and daughter. The results of the examination made me a little confused-colon cancer!

Surgery and chemotherapy treatment made me miserable

I have suffered countless setbacks and blows in my life, and I have survived. Although everyone talks about cancer, I believe that I am in middle age and have good physical fitness. The ghost gate is still far away from me. But the torture of reality completely lost my confidence. Cancer is a disease that deprives people of dignity. This sentence is not false. After being hospitalized, he received surgical resection soon and then received chemotherapy. During chemotherapy, I lost a lot of hair, nauseated and vomited, and nothing was tasted. His body quickly became thin, his face was sallow, and his body was weak. Such days are really difficult and there is no quality of life. When I was discharged from the hospital, the doctor told me to review regularly, which means that I may relapse. My heart is completely cold: How many times will I have to endure before I can enter the ghost gate!

Changing the treatment method showed that the condition improved.

However, whatever you are afraid of. One day after 8 months, I felt a little discomfort in my waist. I was already a frightened bird, so I went to the hospital for examination. The results of the examination gave me a blow: not only the blood tumor markers were significantly increased, but the carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) was more than 500, and there were large metastatic lesions. The doctor advised me to perform surgical resection again, but the doctor told me that surgical resection does not guarantee that other metastatic lesions will not appear. If you do not have surgery and only do chemotherapy, it cannot be guaranteed to be effective, and it can also be guaranteed that there will be no other metastatic lesions. At that time, I felt my heart cold for a moment, so what is the effect of this operation? Don't you toss yourself? After this knife, there will still be metastasis or recurrence, so how many knives do it have to be useful? Do chemotherapy? Thinking of the last treatment experience, and torturing myself to death, it's better to die!

So I explained my thoughts to the doctor: "Since I can't guarantee that there will be no recurrence, I don't want to do any more treatment, just let it go!" The doctor immediately criticized my negative attitude, thinking that I was resigned and waiting. The idea of death is extremely improper and irresponsible. My wife and daughter also criticized me and took me to the specialist clinic, hoping to find a better treatment. After listening patiently to my nagging, the experts suggested that I try ACTL anti-colon cancer targeted cellular immunotherapy. I also told me that this treatment has no side effects, does not require hospitalization, and does not affect the quality of life. After listening to the doctor's introduction, I had the idea to try this new treatment. My wife also persuaded me that since there are no toxic side effects and it does not affect your quality of life, why not try it? So, I received ACTL targeted cellular immunotherapy.

For my metastatic colon cancer, I received treatments against carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA), keratin 19 type antigen (CK19, CYFRA21-1), survivin antigen (Survivin), prostate specific membrane antigen (PSMA), and melanoma Antigen (MAGE-A3) ACTL targeted cellular immunotherapy with 5 antigen targets. As my metastatic lesions are relatively large and obvious, the doctor advised me to do it once every ten days, and after 6 treatments, change to twice a month. After 2 months of treatment, the blood tumor markers declined rapidly, and his physical condition improved significantly. This gives me the confidence to continue the treatment. After 5 months of treatment, the metastatic lesions were significantly reduced and the blood tumor markers returned to normal. I am full of energy now, and my appetite is bigger than before I got sick. The insomnia that has troubled me for many years is gone. This year I also went to Tibet by car. My wife and daughter said that I had a second spring.

Now I receive ACTL treatment every 3 months. This year is the fifth year, and I am in good physical condition without any recurrence. Everyone wants me to talk about my experience in fighting cancer. In fact, it’s just one sentence: Don’t give up at any time, build self-confidence, follow the doctor’s reasonable advice, work hard and stick to the treatment.