Dr. Joy Kong's mother was diagnosed with multiple myeloma at 43 and given years to live. She found a statistic showing 1 in 10,000 patients experience spontaneous remission, decided she would be that case, pursued chemotherapy and Chinese medicine, and lived another 32 active years.
My mom, you know, that's an interesting example. She was diagnosed with multiple myeloma when she was 43, and everybody thought she was gonna be dead within a few years. She was pouring through these medical journals trying to figure out what she had and what's going on. She lived for another 32 years and really amazing life, very active, very full. At her funeral, I didn't even know, my dad said, "She's an extraordinary woman." Because when she was pouring through those medical books, She told my dad, she said, there's 1 out of 10,000 people that have been reported to have spontaneous remission. She said, I am that 1 in 10,000. The belief in the strength of the, you know, the will. But she didn't just sit on her butt and just waiting for that spontaneous remission. She went ahead and was seeking remedy. You know, she was in the hospital for 6 months and the chemotherapy was getting close to killing her. So she left and started using Chinese medicine. And within 6 months, everything went back to normal.
