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Jan’s Blog
This blog is about the six "treatments" that I’m focused on to create a terrain in my body that doesn’t support the growth of cancer. These six "treatments" are the ones that Kelly Ann Turner found in her research that may elicit unexpected remission of cancer. They are:
- Deepening one’s spirituality;
- Trusting in intuition regarding health decisions;
- Releasing negative and/or repressed emotions;
- Feeling love/joy/happiness;
- Changing one’s diet; and,
- Taking herbal/vitamin supplements.
I am writing periodically to let you know what I’m doing, what the challenges are, and what the gifts are.
Treatment Monday, May 13th, 2013
New Cancer Tuesday, April 9th, 2013
Angry
Monday, March 11th, 2013
A few weeks ago, I attended a workshop led by Julie Interrante called Wisdom of Anger. I’m not in touch with feeling angry very often and thought it would be useful to learn to know and be comfortable with that side of myself. With Julie’s guidance, we each wrote about something we were angry about. I was surprised to discover how angry I am at having to deal with cancer so many times. I’ve done so many things “right” Read More
A few weeks ago, I attended a workshop led by Julie Interrante called Wisdom of Anger. I’m not in touch with feeling angry very often and thought it would be useful to learn to know and be comfortable with that side of myself. With Julie’s guidance, we each wrote about something we were angry about. I was surprised to discover how angry I am at having to deal with cancer so many times. I’ve done so many things “right” Read More
Love, Joy, and Happiness in 2013
Wednesday, January 2nd, 2013
I’m writing this on the first day of 2013 and I’m ready for the holidays to be over. Ready to find out what surprises this new year will bring. I know this ending and new beginning are arbitrary man-made dates, but it feels like a good opportunity to expect things to change. Or to make changes. Read More
I’m writing this on the first day of 2013 and I’m ready for the holidays to be over. Ready to find out what surprises this new year will bring. I know this ending and new beginning are arbitrary man-made dates, but it feels like a good opportunity to expect things to change. Or to make changes. Read More
Unexpected Complications
Tuesday, November 27th, 2012
Following the ablation procedure I had on Nov. 16th, I wrote that I didn’t have any of the predicted complications. Turns out I’ve had some unpredicted challenges.
I’ve been having a lot of pain in one spot in my lower back for about 5 days. It started out only at night, and then became continuous. Of course it got worse on the holiday week-end when no doctors were working. Read More
Following the ablation procedure I had on Nov. 16th, I wrote that I didn’t have any of the predicted complications. Turns out I’ve had some unpredicted challenges.
I’ve been having a lot of pain in one spot in my lower back for about 5 days. It started out only at night, and then became continuous. Of course it got worse on the holiday week-end when no doctors were working. Read More
Ablation Accomplished
Sunday, November 18th, 2012
On Friday I had the cryoablation. The day before, I received a phone call from a sound healer who had done a short demonstration of sound healing with me last week. She said she needed to share with me some information she had “received” during that short session. She said all the sound had gone to the area of my right breast and was breaking up something crystalline and hard there. (My tumor was in my right lung.) She said she heard the words “no more cancer” Read More
On Friday I had the cryoablation. The day before, I received a phone call from a sound healer who had done a short demonstration of sound healing with me last week. She said she needed to share with me some information she had “received” during that short session. She said all the sound had gone to the area of my right breast and was breaking up something crystalline and hard there. (My tumor was in my right lung.) She said she heard the words “no more cancer” Read More
Ablation Scheduled Friday, October 5th, 2012
“I’m Walking (yes, indeed)”
Monday, September 3rd, 2012
The news was good when I had my foot X-rayed on August 22nd. My diligent use of crutches and not putting any weight on it for 6 weeks had allowed enough healing to happen that I was rewarded with permission to get rid of the boot and the crutches. I’ve been walking and driving again for the past week and I feel like a free woman. Read More
The news was good when I had my foot X-rayed on August 22nd. My diligent use of crutches and not putting any weight on it for 6 weeks had allowed enough healing to happen that I was rewarded with permission to get rid of the boot and the crutches. I’ve been walking and driving again for the past week and I feel like a free woman. Read More
“I get by with a little help from my friends”
Tuesday, August 14th, 2012
Five weeks down and one to go of not putting weight on my broken foot, walking on crutches, and not driving. It’s inconvenient and challenging, and also full of blessings. I am writing this from Susan’s house in Reno, where I’m watching the Olympics on a big screen HDTV with my feet up and someone bringing me anything I need. Susan drove to Sacramento to pick me up, and will take me back home on Sunday. How can I complain? Read More
Five weeks down and one to go of not putting weight on my broken foot, walking on crutches, and not driving. It’s inconvenient and challenging, and also full of blessings. I am writing this from Susan’s house in Reno, where I’m watching the Olympics on a big screen HDTV with my feet up and someone bringing me anything I need. Susan drove to Sacramento to pick me up, and will take me back home on Sunday. How can I complain? Read More
A Detour or a New Path?
Sunday, July 22nd, 2012
Many of you know I had my CT scan on July 10th and you are wondering why I haven’t told you my results yet. Mostly, it’s because I broke my foot on July 10th, right after my CT scan, and life has taken some unexpected turns. Since it is my right foot, I can’t drive. Since I can’t put any weight on it, I am on crutches for 6 weeks. This means that the tasks of daily living, like cooking, eating, and dressing, are about all I have time to do. Read More
Many of you know I had my CT scan on July 10th and you are wondering why I haven’t told you my results yet. Mostly, it’s because I broke my foot on July 10th, right after my CT scan, and life has taken some unexpected turns. Since it is my right foot, I can’t drive. Since I can’t put any weight on it, I am on crutches for 6 weeks. This means that the tasks of daily living, like cooking, eating, and dressing, are about all I have time to do. Read More