80-Year-Old Faces Lymphoma Cancer, Can Be Free with ECCT without Chemo without Surgery
In 2023, Mrs. Koesniyah was 81 and had become unusually quiet. Swelling on both sides of her neck, a biopsy wound that still bled, and weakness on her right side left her relying on a wheelchair. Tests identified non-Hodgkin lymphoma with spread to her lungs. She felt embarrassed to meet friends, while pneumonia, liver cirrhosis, and gallstones further complicated her condition.
Because of her age and other illnesses, her doctors did not recommend chemotherapy, and her family did not want her to undergo it. She began using an ECCT blanket and helmet for 15 minutes each morning and evening. She experienced burning around her neck, coughing, bloating, and dizziness. The swelling softened within two weeks, although a new lump later appeared on her right neck.
The neck lumps took about two years to disappear. In May 2026, at 84, she was walking, doing housework, attending religious study groups, sending WhatsApp messages, and debating politics and economics.
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