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In 1995, Evelyn Pettie Reid learned she had cancer. Dissatisfied with her doctor's answers to her questions, she chose not to receive chemotherapy, a decision her doctor warned would cost her her life. Instead, Reid decided to take responsibility for her own healing, with God's help. Through educating herself about healthful living and constantly strengthening her faith in the Lord, Reid reached a state of wholeness that she enjoys to this day. In Cancer: A Sentence to Live, Reid shares her personal journey, complete with the information she discovered through research, detailed lists of dietary supplements, and even some of her morning devotionals. Her advice ranges from the importance of praying with members of one's faith community to the importance of really tuning in and listening to one's body. Taking a holistic approach, she encourages readers to take care of not only their physical selves but also their souls, so that any obstacles to healing might be removed. A cancer diagnosi
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About the Author:
Evelyn Reid is a budding new author who has written several books which includes Cancer a Sentence To Live, the new 2nd edition of Cancer a Sentence to Live, and Worship: Time in the word. Coming soon will be her latest book Dress Codes, I can dress myself. She is a researcher of natural and homeopathic medicine and a former instructor at Crossroads Institute of Biblical Studies. Reid is married to Dr. Donald M. Reid and they have one daughter Leni and grandson Evan.
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- PublisherCrossbooks
- Publication date2010
- ISBN 10 1615071989
- ISBN 13 9781615071982
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages112
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