Got Cancer? Congratulations!

Facing the Fears

Being told that you have cancer can be one of the most devastating things that can happen in life.   All of a sudden, the biggest most challenging problem in your life no longer seems that big or pressing.  The fear of suffering and death is prominent. And then comes the emotional roller coaster and fears; how and when will you tell your family. Who will raise the children?  You may recall the suffering and death of a friend or loved one as a result of cancer. You envision that happening to you. Everyone is bio-chemically similar but also very different, which makes no two experiences alike.

The truth of the matter is that none of us has more than the existing second of life available to us.  Death is just a reality that seems more pressing when diagnosed with cancer. However, many often outlive those of us who have not been diagnosed with cancer.

So be encouraged, relax your mind and let’s put this in perspective, so that we can develop your own strategy to do battle.  The good news is that cancer is a health crisis not a death sentence, but you are in for the fight of your life.

Hopefully, by the time you have completed this book or have read the relevant chapters, a lot of the mystery about your diagnosis will be clear. Know that information is power. The more you learn the less fear you will experience.

There is a remnant of cancer survivors who have pushed back on the disease cycle of cancer and have made decisions about their approach and how best to deal with such a verdict. The following pages contain the alternative approaches and lifestyle changes many of them have made.

This information is for your consideration and is in no way a recommendation for treatment. I address lifestyle issues and ways of preventing sickness and disease. If you have been diagnosed with cancer, this book will help prepare you for battle by offering strategies for living in the midst of the fight. It will also help you to think clearly about the decisions you must make.

What is in this book:

• Within this book you will come face to face with some hard truths. No blame, no guilt, just truth. On the other hand it also initiates love, a call to action and correction.
• This book provides a high-level summary of information about cancer.  It attempts to remove the panic and calm the fear and stress, which comes with a diagnosis such as cancer. It provides the path for you to reconcile where you are so you can move forward. I discuss the state of conventional treatments and things you may not have known about alternative treatment.
• I attempt to provide answers to “What an individual’s options are when they are diagnosed with cancer?”  I present sources for alternative care centers, and remedies, which one might choose to pursue. Also I address how to use food, herbs and nature to improve your health. And there are natural approaches to deal with the side effects of conventional cancer treatments.

What is not in this book:

Although this book is comprehensive in its intended purpose of providing viable alternatives to conventional medicine, I do not include the details of conventional treatments because this information is readily available. This book emphasizes the alternatives and how to live a healthy lifestyle.

Good health is not gift it is a lifestyle.
In Love and Good Health,
Surina Ann Jordan