Monthly Archives: April 2014

   Hello this is Nikki Meysenberg:  I have been mulling over all that I have learned the past  few weeks about my pain. About doctors, about nutrition and about happiness. What I have been looking at is how everything being connected … Continue reading →

  Fungating malignant wounds are a distressing problem  for a significant numbers  of  patients  with  advanced cancer prognosis.  They may develop during  the  last  few  months of  life  or  be  present  for  a  number of  years. Fungating wounds rarely heal  and  often requires palliative … Continue reading →

    Rather it be supporting  Traditional Chinese Medicine,  riding a bicycle      or running the Boston marathon. It’s that  feel good  feeling you gain  from that second wind that gets you to the finish line. Could this phenomenon be the same … Continue reading →

    This  weekend  as we  think  about  the resurrection 0f  Jesus our Savior, another resurrection 0f  sort  is the cancer survivor story 0f  a  fella Ohioan Sean Swarner being from Willard Ohio. When he was a teenager and given the prognosis 0f  3 … Continue reading →

   Within every testimonial you will  find positive and negative  feedback. That of  the like of  Ronnie Smith the Cannabis Oil Activist  whom recently passed away of  Leukemia  after  helping  over  300 cancer patients. While other success stories being Tamara … Continue reading →

  Cancer is an individual disease: what works  for one individual may not work  for someone else. While talking to others many similarities in belief    a bound.  In a world of  shrinkage  in  health care insurance  and a broken system with many … Continue reading →