What I Did and Do and Why

In 2012, I lost full use of both legs and one arm, was told I would likely not walk again, and would be dead within weeks. Cancerous tumors populated my lungs, liver, lymph, and every vertebrae. I took charge of my healing and survived against all odds. A year later, nine brain tumors were found and I was given weeks to live... again. I am mobile and have been 'No Evidence of Disease' since May 2014. I share my protocol to help you navigate your healing journey. I believe in you. You don't 'beat' stage IV breast cancer. The most you can do is grab the snarling wolf by the throat and hold it at arm's length, trying not to be intimidated by the fangs and the spittle and the intensity of its desire to rip you to pieces. If you're lucky, you temporarily tame it or it may tire itself out for awhile. But you are always on your guard, knowing it will eventually awaken and attack again. Right now, he is currently snoring softly at my feet. (be vewy, vewy qui-yet).

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