Still Here: How Faith, Food, and Family Beat Stage Four Cancer
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Still Here: How Faith, Food, and Family Beat Stage Four Cancer
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STILL HERE: How Faith, Food, and Family Beat Stage Four Cancer
A stage four cancer survivor's documented protocol for fighting back when medicine says there is nothing left to try
What would you do if your doctor told you the standard cancer treatment had less than a 20% chance of working?
Most people follow orders and hope for the best. Wayne Schlicht chose differently.
THE STORY
On June 3, 2025, Wayne received a stage four metastatic cancer diagnosis. It wasn't his first battle. He had already survived two prior diagnoses, endured 70 radiation sessions, 20 chemotherapy infusions, and a 5-hour radical neck dissection surgery that left him on SSDI disability with permanent neck, shoulder, and voice damage.
With four good months left to live, Wayne’s oncologist presented a treatment plan including more chemotherapy with limited hope. Wayne decided standard cancer treatment was not enough. It will never be enough. Wayne then applied the same discipline that built his 25-year career managing billion-dollar programs at Fortune 500 companies. He built an integrative oncology protocol. He studied peer-reviewed cancer research. He consulted integrative oncology medicine specialists. He tracked every lab result, every supplement, every dietary change.
He combined Keytruda immunotherapy with high-dose IV vitamin C, a strict carnivore diet, targeted supplements, repurposed medications such as ivermectin under medical supervision, and a faith that refused to surrender.
Six months later, his CT scans came back clean.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
Most stage four cancer memoirs tell you what happened. Still Here tells you what to do about it.
Wayne is not a doctor. He is a stage four cancer survivor with a project manager's obsession with documentation and zero tolerance for vague advice. Every supplement has a dosage. Every study has a citation. Every decision has a rationale. This is not hope built on anecdote. It is hope built on evidence and a man who refused to stop fighting.
"This is the book I wish had existed when I got my diagnosis. I wrote it so you wouldn't have to figure this out alone."— Wayne Schlicht, stage four cancer survivor
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Wayne Schlicht, PMP, is a stage four cancer survivor and Senior Infrastructure Project Manager with 25 years at Fortune 500 companies, including UnitedHealth Group, Best Buy Corporation, and Boston Scientific. He built WaynesCancerJourney.com to share his research and protocols with others facing serious diagnoses. He lives in Florida with his wife of 25 years.
If you are fighting stage four cancer, a cancer caregiver supporting someone who is, or refusing to give up, scroll up and grab your copy today.
A stage four cancer survivor's documented protocol for fighting back when medicine says there is nothing left to try
What would you do if your doctor told you the standard cancer treatment had less than a 20% chance of working?
Most people follow orders and hope for the best. Wayne Schlicht chose differently.
THE STORY
On June 3, 2025, Wayne received a stage four metastatic cancer diagnosis. It wasn't his first battle. He had already survived two prior diagnoses, endured 70 radiation sessions, 20 chemotherapy infusions, and a 5-hour radical neck dissection surgery that left him on SSDI disability with permanent neck, shoulder, and voice damage.
With four good months left to live, Wayne’s oncologist presented a treatment plan including more chemotherapy with limited hope. Wayne decided standard cancer treatment was not enough. It will never be enough. Wayne then applied the same discipline that built his 25-year career managing billion-dollar programs at Fortune 500 companies. He built an integrative oncology protocol. He studied peer-reviewed cancer research. He consulted integrative oncology medicine specialists. He tracked every lab result, every supplement, every dietary change.
He combined Keytruda immunotherapy with high-dose IV vitamin C, a strict carnivore diet, targeted supplements, repurposed medications such as ivermectin under medical supervision, and a faith that refused to surrender.
Six months later, his CT scans came back clean.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
- The emotional and spiritual journey through stage four cancer, the nights that almost broke him, and the faith that held him
- The complete integrative oncology protocol Wayne used, with the science behind each decision
- How Keytruda, PD-L1 scoring, and checkpoint inhibitors actually work, in plain language
- Why the American food supply makes cancer patients worse, and what Wayne ate following the carnivore diet instead
- How repurposed medications like ivermectin are used in integrative oncology protocols
- The role of high dose IV vitamin C, vitamin D, zinc, magnesium, and red light therapy in supporting immune function
- The financial devastation of stage four cancer no one warns you about
Most stage four cancer memoirs tell you what happened. Still Here tells you what to do about it.
Wayne is not a doctor. He is a stage four cancer survivor with a project manager's obsession with documentation and zero tolerance for vague advice. Every supplement has a dosage. Every study has a citation. Every decision has a rationale. This is not hope built on anecdote. It is hope built on evidence and a man who refused to stop fighting.
"This is the book I wish had existed when I got my diagnosis. I wrote it so you wouldn't have to figure this out alone."— Wayne Schlicht, stage four cancer survivor
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Wayne Schlicht, PMP, is a stage four cancer survivor and Senior Infrastructure Project Manager with 25 years at Fortune 500 companies, including UnitedHealth Group, Best Buy Corporation, and Boston Scientific. He built WaynesCancerJourney.com to share his research and protocols with others facing serious diagnoses. He lives in Florida with his wife of 25 years.
If you are fighting stage four cancer, a cancer caregiver supporting someone who is, or refusing to give up, scroll up and grab your copy today.