Retinoblastoma, distant healing

A girl 6 years old, retinoblastoma.


Eye removal was planned, however a Swiss clinic promised it's not mandatory and eye can be saved. Distant healing started somewhat later.

Medical examination results were only positive, with one episode of relapse though, which was quickly cured by surgery, and since then no problems - the latest update of 06.06.2017 allowed med. staff to schedule next examination in 6 months - which is quite lengthy, considering how fast and unexpectedly this tumor recurs.

Latest photo:

 
Retinoblastoma has probably the highest cure rate of 93% of all cancers, also due to early detection in most cases.

There's no statistics though, on how frequently eye removal is done, so every effort is to be made to preserve a functional eye.  

To the previous post, update

 Burkitt lymphoma, almost hopeless:
https://vk.com/topic-136437539_35066073

The boy was released from hospital, and fundraising for him was stopped, an update from May 26.
Which means the situation is no longer life-threatening and got stable to certain extent, if there was scheduled a break in treatment.

This is serious success, as starting working on this case, I didn't expect his survival by the moment, relating to 2 months ago by now. 
The tumor was 129*85*45 mm, when discovered, and Burkitt lymphoma is cited as fastest growing cancer
by several sources.