Her Tumor was the Size of a Melon Before She Received Her Ovarian Cancer Diagnosis

In 2008 Trina Hammack traveled to Mexico to learn about and undergo sono-photodynamic therapy, and even immunotherapy, as part of a cancer treatment program tailored to her needs. With the help of Dr. Tony Jimenez and the Hope4Cancer Treatment Center team, Trina began the process of healing, relying on an array of different protocols and confronting the more overlooked emotional causes and imbalances hidden behind the cancer diagnosis. Don't miss this highly informative interview!

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