Mark Ginge-Nielsen (49 years old) is married and the father of 2 girls (Milla 7 and Emmi 2 years old). Living in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Mark was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in the beginning of February 2023. At this point, he had a tumor at the head of the pancreas just over 5 cm in diameter.

Six weeks later he was advised to start treatment at the hospital in Herlev, where he was offered to be a part of an experimental treatment regimen including both chemotherapy and immune therapy, both administered at the same time.

He received one full dose of this form of treatment and started immediately having problems with digestion. Thus, he stopped participating in the experimental program and continued with regular chemotherapy. After four rounds of chemo, he got scanned to see what effect this treatment had on the cancer tumor. The result was that the tumor had grown slightly and there were signs of small suspect metastases on the liver.

At this point, Mark decided to stop the regular treatments and seek assistance elsewhere, as the used handling had not proven successful.

After extensive research, including visiting several medicinal and alternative clinics both in Denmark and in the United States, Mark determined to commence treatment at a private hospital in Bad Aibling, Germany. This hospital, St. Georg Clinicum, provides various medicinal and alternative treatments specifically for pancreatic cancer. While the tumors and cancer cells are attached with traditional chemo, the rest of the body is ”helped” to do well with nutrients and detoxifications and more. Mark had also spoken to three other men that appeared to have the exact same cancer, in the same spot, who had all three done the treatment offered at St. Georg and all ended up cancer-free upon treatment and remained cancer-free 6 to 8 years later.

In Denmark the citizens are covered by health insurance that is managed and enforced by the government – making the Danish treatments ”free”, however, if one chooses a treatment elsewhere, no funding is given by the Danish government and one is ”on your own”. Therefore, the treatments in Germany are not covered.

This site has been created to encourage donations for Mark – to cover the treatments in Germany (and as necessary other places too), the travel and living expenses. It also covers the research necessary to stay on a path that will handle and eliminate the cancer permanently.

The GOAL is to have Mark grow old with his family, walk his girls down the alter and babysit his grandkids and watch them grow into adults with his wife Jas.