Inspiring Real Life Miracles

When diagnosed with breast cancer back in 2011, I was desperate to find stories of hope where others survived a death sentence.  My first inspiration was Lance Armstrong, and his book,  It's Not About the Bike. This was before Lance was charged with doping in 2012 by the USADA, and I was very heartened by his survival of metastatic testicular cancer.  I would say to myself, "If Lance can, France can!" 

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I was also gifted a book "Cancer 50 Essential Things to Do", with many accounts of miraculous recoveries from terminal illness. Since then I've stumbled across so many more legitimate  miracles that have occurred all over the world.  The evidence is undeniable and proper scientific studies need to conducted, as this once fringe topic, becomes mainstream.  Without proper scientific corroboration, we are destined to remain in fear and darkness at the mercy of western medicine alone.  My research proves that our inner Will to survive plays a huge role in our recovery. We can tap into our Divine inheritance and actually heal ourselves if we so desire.  

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My latest inspiration comes from Jane McLelland and her book "How to Starve Your Cancer". Jane was diagnosed with metastatic cervical cancer which had spread to her lungs back in 1999. She was given 12 weeks to live. Jane is alive and well to this day, because of her scientific research into cancer metabolism, and her drive to survive against all odds.  She studied hundreds of research papers to discover potential supplements and re-purposed drugs. Jane lends us her reasoning and roadmap urging us to develop a similar strategy with our own cancer. She is absolutely brilliant!