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"She needs to sort out her priorities." - Ron Weasley in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone At the start of last summer, I celebrated surviving my expiration date. I was suddenly the cancer girl that lived. I was off chemotherapy and I appeared to be thriving. But...

In 2011, Marcia was diagnosed with breast cancer. After trying the recommended surgery and chemotherapy, her cancer unfortunately recurred a year later, and she was now facing stage 4 breast cancer. At this point, she decided to combine the best of conventional and...

It was in 2010 when Diane heard these words, “You have terminal, secondary breast cancer, metastasized in your lungs, a life expectancy of 12 months, zero percent chance of 18 months +, go home and put your affairs in order” Seriously my life contract is not with this...

I spend more time at the gym and exercising than just about anyone I know. I’ve been working out for years — and became more dedicated after being diagnosed with cancer in 1991. It’s a bit embarrassing, but let me come clean: I have zero athletic ability Outside of...

I just celebrated the one year anniversary of my expiration day—the day conventional medicine predicted I would prematurely die from recurrent cervical cancer. I was given fifteen months to live when I was diagnosed in Feb 2016. That meant I needed to have my affairs...

In 2015, Marcus was diagnosed with Stage IV lymphoma. Marcus started with chemo, but then decided to opt out and use only naturopathic treatments. Today, he has no evidence of disease. This is his story in his own words: “I was taken to the hospital by neighbors - I...

Kathy, a mother to two young girls, was diagnosed in 2005 with stage 4 inflammatory breast cancer. After receiving two devastating diagnoses – stage 4 inflammatory breast cancer and a high-grade cancerous tumor in her head and neck – she refused to accept the...

You may have heard the Dalai Lama’s response when asked what surprised him most about Humanity. “Man. Because he sacrifices his health in order to make money. Then he sacrifices money to recuperate his health. And then he is so anxious about the future that he does...

It's a cloudy Sunday at the end of April. It's chilly, not oddly cold like it has been nor warm like it should be in spring. But it's comfortable outside with a jacket. I remind my family I'm going to the Botanical Garden after church. I remind them there are...

In January 2015, Andrea was diagnosed with clear cell ovarian carcinoma. She refused chemotherapy and decided instead to fast and make radical diet changes. Andrea then went to the inpatient clinic, Klinik Marinus in Brannenburg, Germany. Andrea now shows no evidence...

Ella began to feel ill and lost weight in 2013. She thought it was an ulcer due to huge amounts of stress. She went for an ultrasound and found a lump the size of a tennis ball on her colon. It was cut out and tested positive for colon cancer stage 1. She refused...

After being diagnosed in 1966 with Multiple Sclerosis, Mary decided to look for non-traditional forms of treatment. After increasing positive emotions, listening to her intuition, and seeking creativity daily, her neurologists could find no trace of scarring or MS....

In 1990, Cathy was diagnosed with metastatic melanoma and was told she had less than two years to live. Chemotherapy and radiotherapy were not an option, so she had to find another way to heal, since her children were only six and eight years old. Today, Cathy is...

In May 2013, Kristi was diagnosed with an inoperable primary low grade glioma brain tumor located on the brainstem. Not having many options, she decided against radiation and has not done any type of conventional treatment. Kristi has focused on nutrition, eating a...

After being diagnosed in 2015 with Stage 3 Cervical Cancer and Hypothyroidism, Nancy decided to look for non-traditional forms of treatment. After surgery, lifestyle changes, and a bit of soul-searching, Nancy now has no evidence of disease. This is her story in her...

When Margerie Van Dorp was diagnosed with stage 4 Breast Cancer, she decided to decline the surgery and began an extensive alternative protocol. Despite having a 1% chance of ever being cancer free, she believed she could succeed. With the support of her husband and...

Despite carrying the Alzheimber's gene, "DKF" experienced a radical remission from early-onset cognitive decline by making a set of lifestyle changes recommended by UCLA researcher Dr. Dale Bredesen. These changes included radically changing her diet, taking a...