How we help other cancer patients through our 3 Front Approach

Step 1: A cancer patient reach out to us.

Step 2: Consultation – Gathering Key Information

We take the time to speak with the patient and gather crucial details, which typically include:

1. Personal & Geographical Information: Their age and location to determine the medical facilities available in their region and assess their ability to travel for treatment.
2. Support System: Do they have people (loved ones, family members and/or friends) caring for them?
3. Existing Health Conditions: Any pre-existing illnesses or medical concerns that may influence treatment options.
4. Lifestyle: Whether they engage in sports, exercise, or recreational activities, or just resting at home - basically their entire lifestyle that could impact their treatment plan.
5. Diet: Their daily and weekly eating and drinking habits to understand potential nutritional gaps or improvements.
6. Cancer Diagnosis & Stage: The type of cancer, stage (if available), and whether it is a new occurrence or a relapse.
7. Conventional (Allopathic) Treatments: The treatments recommended or currently being received, such as chemotherapy, immunotherapy, radiation, surgery, CAR T-cell therapy, hormone therapy, targeted therapy, proton therapy, or stem cell transplants. We also request the patient's medical reports for better clarity.
8. Alternative (Homeopathic) Approaches: Any herbs, alternative medicines, or natural therapies they are using, such as soursop leaves, moringa, herbal concoctions, juicing, etc.
9. Mental & Spiritual Well-being: This is an essential part of healing. We want to know their state of mind, their belief including their religion as well. Regardless of religious beliefs, we will share non-religious practices that can enhance their mental strength and recovery, such as the visualization technique, positive affirmations, breathing techniques, etc.
10. Financial Situation: Their budget for treatments and insurance coverage (if any). This helps us recommend realistic and viable options within their means. 

(We understand that discussing your financial situation can be sensitive, and the only reason we ask about your financial situation is to provide you with the best possible guidance and recommendations, helping us direct you toward the most suitable treatment options, assistance programs, and resources available to you.)

Everything that we do here is purely out of charity, as we have stated in our income disclaimer (which is important for you to read) , dedicating our time and effort to help those in need. Truthfully, we could have chosen to focus solely on our business and other ventures, but instead, we choose to be here for you—because no one should have to navigate the fight against cancer alone.

Step 3: Case Discussion – Seeking the Best Approach

Once we have gathered the necessary details, we discuss the case with our trusted network of doctors, nutritionists, pharmacists, and alternative medicine practitioners to determine:

✅ The most effective and accessible treatment options.

❌ Approaches to avoid based on evidence and expert guidance.

Step 4: Presenting the Solution to the Patient

We share the recommended options with the patient, guiding them through the next steps. We also connect them with the right people and resources to help them move forward. 

Step 5: Ongoing Monitoring & Support

Healing is a journey, and we do our best to walk alongside our patients. Although our schedules are demanding, we check in every two weeks to monitor their progress, offer encouragement, and provide ongoing guidance.

Throughout this journey, Jean and I always keep our patients in our prayers, asking for their healing and recovery according to our Catholic faith.

Finally: Paying It Forward – Helping Others After Remission

If a patient achieves remission, we encourage them to share their story to inspire and uplift others.

We also invite them to give back through acts of charity—whether by offering their time or resources to support less privileged cancer patients—creating a cycle of hope and healing. Of course, this is entirely up to them.

But for us, the greatest reward comes from witnessing another cancer patient overcome their battle, knowing that our efforts played a part in their journey. This is what fuels our passion and keeps us going. Our faith also plays a significant role in our mission:

As the Bible says in Hebrews 13:16 – "Do not neglect to do good and to share what you have, for such sacrifices are pleasing to God."

Ultimately, whether you are a believer in Christ or not, doing good for others makes the world a better place. For those of us who are Christians, we believe that serving and uplifting those in need brings eternal rewards. That is our focus—we seek to store up riches in heaven, not on earth.

Similarly, in Buddhism, the concept of good karma teaches that acts of kindness bring positive outcomes. No matter what faith or philosophy one follows, helping others in their time of need is a universal good—one that creates a ripple effect of hope and healing.

Together, we can save more lives and make a meaningful impact.