Stories of hope and healing

Two years ago, at the age of 68, I was diagnosed with bladder cancer. During the year 2024, I underwent both surgery and radiotherapy to treat the disease. Later, in January 2025, further tests revealed metastatic lung cancer, which was classed as incurable. Hearing those words was devastating. I was told that to stabilise my condition, treatment needed to begin immediately. In August 2024, after two surgeries that attempted to remove all evidence of bladder cancer, the situa

At 45, I received a diagnosis that changed everything—colon cancer, which had already spread to my liver. The physical pain was...

I would like to sincerely thank Oxychai for their outstanding Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) centre, which has played a significant...

My Six year old son was a thriving, active child. When my daughter was getting married my son began to complain about headaches, double...

I was diagnosed with Hodgkins Lymphoma. I started undergoing chemotherapy to destroy the cancer cells in my body. However, the...

I am a female aged 51. When I was 49 I was diagnosed with Invasive lobular carcinoma, 2 tumours with metastasis to lymph node. Stage 2. Biopsies of cancer can irritate the site and in my case the biopsies caused, the tumours to grow larger. The NHS told me there would be a high chance of recurrence after 'successful' surgery, I was therefore drawn to try other non-toxic therapies first. I very quickly signed up for Hyperbaric Oxygen therapy- HBOT sessions, 5 days a week as I