Life puts us to the test. Difficult tests that we face every day. It makes us feel helpless, we hit rock bottom, we look up and feel that we are not going to surface anymore.

That, my friends is what has happened to me. Today I am with you sharing for the first time in Encuentro de talentos con su tema el poder.

A year ago I was in a serious condition, I visited many doctors and they couldn't find the illness that was overwhelming my days with pain and discomfort. Until one sunny summer afternoon the doctor confirmed that I had cancer and that it was very advanced.

Chemotherapy was the hardest thing I have ever faced in my life. I am 29 years old and I love to live, enjoy, my family and my business fulfill me. But for those I felt that the light was going out and that it would never shine again.

Many people supported me. Through the different social networks. Also from Hive I received support and I am very grateful for that.

Getting back to normal

After almost 1 year of having started the chemotherapy process, I am in a very different position.

Fortunately, my body reacted very well to the treatments and the recovery process has been evolutionarily fast.

The initial indications were to finish everything in February and then start the evaluation process. Fortunately I finished my last chemo in November, and there we started the reevaluation of the disease, by January I had already gone from "high risk " to "not located ", since in some tests I was negative and in some others there were still signs of the monster.

And by March the best news came! oficialmente libre de ese monstruo que quiso oscurecer mi vida.

And now it would only be periodic evaluations because you can't let your guard down.

Current status

You may be wondering a few things and I'm going to answer them:

Diet? Normal with no excesses. Medications? None.

Antidepressants? None.

The words of my treating physician were:

"Cancer is a soccer game, sooner or later it ends... and this game was won by you "

Every football game is different, I know that, and I am fortunate for everything I have learned, this process I have gone through.

Every soccer game is different, I know that, and I am fortunate for everything I have learned, this process marked me forever, today I still wake up not knowing how it all happened so fast and so aggressively.

I understand that I still do not assimilate everything that happened, I have been suppressing many memories because it was so much in such a short time. In therapy it will be dealt with. I am sure that the power of the mind and the positive energies both from me and from all those who cared about me, sent me a message of support, those words "come on Mike you can ", the monetary support that many people, even that I did not know before, gave me the necessary strength to win this fight.

I am deeply grateful to life for this opportunity.

The direction now is to be happy. To return to what I am passionate about, which is my baking.

To embrace those I love and have close to me, to send and receive the best vibes from those I have far away. Laugh until my belly hurts and above all never take anything for granted.

Life goes by in the blink of an eye. So we must make plans knowing that they may vary and always superimpose mental, economic and emotional peace in order to live peacefully. These are my recommendations to take advantage of the power of the mind.

I am very grateful to all those who sent me their love, sometimes I do not feel deserving of so much, but at the same time I embrace them and thank them because they were an indispensable part of all this whirlwind.

As I said, I am still in a process of acceptance. A process of not letting my guard down. Fueron meses donde estaba en posición de ataque y defensa. Ahora puedo dormir siestas y sanar heridas, recuperar la condición física, redescubrir mi cuerpo y las secuelas, aprender a vivir con ellas.

Soy inmensamente feliz... I will continue to tell you all about this process of how "I won the fight by fighting ".