Mum Eilidh is back in Mexico for TLC

Eilidh said she had been "sitting and praying" back home before deciding to take the less invasive /nontoxic approach to her health care.

She says she still believes in Immunocine’s pioneering treatment, which includes taking a biopsy from the cancer area to develop a lab-made anti-cancer cell, and she has not ruled out going back. Neither has she stopped researching other treatments in different countries, as well as some with potential in the UK.

Ellie said: "Immunocine’s biopsy was beginning to really worry me as it is so invasive. That’s why I came back to the drawing board and revisited Hope4Cancer and what they had to offer. I only want a biopsy unless it’s absolutely necessary. 

"We’re going to keep the GoFundMe going because the financial burden is real and the cancer is still very much here."

Eilidh said Hope4Cancer was "very much God-led" and "quite amazing."

She said: "Of course it’s still a business, but the people here really want to help. This new treatment gives me another option, it’s much less of a burden on the body and I need to build myself up again."

Eildih’s £130,000 GoFundMe goal, started by Eilidh’s husband Chris, now stands at just over £103,000. You can help by visiting www.gofundme.com/f/my-wife-have-more-time

Arlene McLeod of Oban is helping organise a quiz in aid of Eilidh’s appeal on Friday March 6 at The Royal Hotel, starting at 7pm, with Mike and Shona Wood taking on the role of quizmasters. Tickets are £5 per player with a maximum of five players per team.