Jan 2, 2010
About Cancer Treatment
Jorge Valdés Romo , Said about her wife
Gopa's Pita Ji wrote:
Dear Doctor:
Patiente Name: María Skarica Zúñiga.
On 18th August I sent info regarding the improving conditions of Maria after following the treatment after surgery. End October has been taken Thoracic X-ray, Ultrasound and Mammography.
Yesterday we showed the reports to the Doctor and he found them so good that he indicated a new control after 6 months. And he reduced the calcium dosage to one time every three months injection.
You may imagine how happy we are. She feel healthy and without any side-effect of medicines or symptoms of cancer, osteoporosis or any other sickness.
Our consultation now is medicines and in which dosage should she continue taking according the new reports. We expect anxiously your reply.
Greeting you attentively,
Jorge Valdes Romo.
Santiago - Chile, South America.
Estimado doctor:
Con fecha 18 de agosto recién pasado le informé el estado de María luego de haber seguido sus indicaciones para el tratamiento postoperatorio. A fines de octubre se tomó radiografía de torax, ecotomografía y mamografía, de los que le adjunto copia de sus informes. Ayer le llevamos al médico alópata que le controla estos mismo informes y los encontró tan buenos que le indicó nuevo control en seis meses más y le redujo la dosis de calcio a una vez cada tres meses.
Podrá imaginarse lo contento que estamos. Ella se siente sana y sin ninguna secuela de la enfermedad. Nuestra consulta es qué remedios y en qué cantidad debe continuar tomando de acuerdo al resultado de los informes. Con ansia esperamos su respuesta. Lo saluda muy atentamente.
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Jorge Valdés Romo
Desde Santiago de Chile - La paciente es María Skarica Zúñiga
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