Category: the shadow

Total recovery and self-healing from cancer is probably more frequent that we imagine, but because studies and statistics are based on a patient’s experience that conforms to hospital questionnaires relating to pain management, depression, relapse, disease symptoms, side effects of treatment, body image, and future perspectives, patients that have self-healed from cancer may risk being disregarded as ineligible for research.

The new paradigm, while acknowledging what is dysfunctional, invests energy in what is functional, inspiring, and motivational. Collecting testimonies from patients who have personally experienced lucky or against all odds recoveries is a means to establish the frequency in which self-healing happens. Statistics, regarding self-healing, could be monitored and studied through creating a database, which in time could sway public and medical opinion toward applying the holistic approach together with traditional therapy; not to mention reinforcing a preventative method, because ‘prevention is always better than cure’.

If you have personally experienced self-healing from cancer, or know of someone who has, please contact me and tell me your story.