Cancer Then Healing - 15 Decisions to make when you or a loved one are told you have cancer or any life threatening disease

The words "you have cancer" can feel like the beginning of the end. But healing is possible. You do have a chance not only to survive, but to thrive. You don't have to possess superhuman courage. You do need to take charge and consider all your options. That's the finding of author Micki Voisard and the more than 500 men and women with cancer she's interviewed during her own remarkable recovery from ovarian cancer. Whether you were diagnosed last week or last year, you, too, can make decisions that can save your life.

This book will help:
.Shed preconceptions about what cancer is and how it works.
.Discover what your body really needs to heal.
.Find hope and support in the stories of others.
.Remember there are many proven alternative therapies available to you.
.Calm yourself amid the confusion.
.Embrace your sense of what's best for you.
.Find your personal power during this most vulnerable time of your life.
.Effectively use your fear for healing.
.Ask what healing means to you and if you're getting this in your current treatment. This book is a total breakthrough for anyone determined to make the healing journey through cancer.

Micki Voisard is host of her own Radio Talk Show each Sunday on KCCF AM, encompassing the state of Arizona.

Her talk show is on alternative medicine, health and healing and personal nourishment. Micki is also a Speaker and does IMAGINATION workshops around the country. Besides being an author of her latest book, CANCER THEN HEALING, Micki is a well-known wood sculpture artist where her art can be seen in hotels, restaurants, private homes and corporations throughout the country and in Canada, Japan and Holland. Micki lives with her husband, David and their 3 dogs and 6 cats on a ranch in the heart of the Napa Valley of California. She is founder of the successful PET PARADE held annually in October that brings hundreds of people and their pets together as a community. She received a Community Award for 1998 for recognition of outstanding service in Napa County. She has started the Healthy Animal Program at her local "no kill" animal shelter, constructing a program to feed the animals healthier and fresh food and thus have fewer health and behavior problems.