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Take charge of your diagnosis and choose hope over fear
In 1984, Greg Anderson was diagnosed with stage four lung cancer. He was given only thirty days to live. Refusing to give up, he set out to find what he could learn from others who had been diagnosed as “terminal” and lived. Based on decades of research and the experiences of more than 16,000 survivors, Cancer: 50 Essential Things to Do teaches the practical, holistic action steps that can help you create wellness.
With a powerful message and proven results, this revised and updated edition also includes:
· Compelling new facts about how nutrition and activity level affect cancer cells
· Cautionary information about the risks of overtreatment
· Evidence of the benefits of Vitamin D consumption
"...a definitive guide, revised and updated with new information on recently improved medical treatment options, updated cancer research, and Internet resources...an invaluable roadmap to recovery."
Anonymous
Posted December 23, 2002
Many days and nights I sat with little energy and read and reread chapters from this wonderful book. I have loaned or given copies to friends throughout the years who have been diagnosed with or have been care givers to cancer patients It's written in simple, short chapters which helped me because concentrating for any length of time was difficult. It was a blessing. It's not complicated. It's easy reading and it is so helpful. Please read this book. By the way, I'm cancer free!!
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Posted August 24, 2009
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This is a great book for anyone dealing with cancer or interested in safeguarding their health. I found this book to be very informative and helpful as I am on a quest to save my life from this thing called cancer. I have incorporated the reading of this book into my healing plan. I recommend this book to every cancer patient and have given it as a gift to others dealing with a cancer diagnosis.
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Posted February 1, 2009
The author gives it to you straight. He gives you hope and helps you to take responsibility for your health/wellness and your recovery. He encourages you to ask your doctors questions and offers some questions to ask. He shows you how to participate in your recovery removing the victim status. It will motivate those not facing cancer now to take steps to avoid cancer in the future by following his suggestions.
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Posted November 8, 2011
This is a wonderful book. It has very discriptive details. It never falters from its subject. It can really show you how to make the best out of cancer. It elps to tell you how to keep the blues away. It cleary was a researched project and they had donr lots iof backround knowlage. It has great word choi e fit fot YOU, not that child laying in bed. It is worth the money and will honestly help you. Don't let yourself get lost to cancee. Fight back. Stand up and fight for what is right... even if that means that you are standing alone. Read books that you kids will not understand, so hat tey can not understand. BUY THIS BOOK?? YOU MIGHT LIKE IT
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Overview
Take charge of your diagnosis and choose hope over fear
In 1984, Greg Anderson was diagnosed with stage four lung cancer. He was given only thirty days to live. Refusing to give up, he set out to find what he could learn from others who had been diagnosed as “terminal” and lived. Based on decades of research and the experiences of more than 16,000 survivors, Cancer: 50 Essential Things to Do teaches the practical, holistic action steps that can...