@healwithkelly: Most people are given two options after a diagnosis: - Accept the prognosis - Fight against it There’s a third path few talk about: changing the inner environment the diagnosis lands in. When someone is told they’re “inoperable” and “terminal,” the nervous system hears: “you are in imminent danger.” In that state, the body is flooded with stress chemistry that works against healing. So what actually supports healing? ✨Input audit: Inner dialogue that seeks out and focuses on stories of real, documented healing and possibility. And filters out naysayers and fear mongers. ✨Nervous system hygiene: Breathwork, meditation, and somatic practices that teach the body “you are safe right now,” even in the middle of treatment. ✨Asking, “What if this death sentence is actually for the personality, the environment, the choices, and the relationships that are no longer serving me? What if this diagnosis is an invitation to become who I am meant to be? ✨Immersion in possibility: Books, films, and communities that normalize healing instead of exception-alizing it. Western medicine can offer a treatment plan. Your inner narrative decides how that plan lands in your cells. Save this as a reminder: the words spoken over the body are part of the treatment plan.

EvieNevie :

The biggest blessing I was given was to be told that I was terminal, that the only thing my oncologist could offer was chemotherapy and radiation- that these things would only be an attempt at keeping me alive for a year or two. After surgery where the metastatic tumor was removed and I had a full hysterectomy I declined chemotherapy and radiation. At that point my oncologist said, I would be dead in a year (that was 2019) so I went home to get my afairs in order but continue doing Dr. Joe Dispenza's work. I was NED a year after that. Even though my oncologist said that he would enter my case into the medical literature he never asked me what I did. For those who ask for the formula, I would say read the Radical Remission book by Kelly Turner. Radical healing occurs in the absence of allopathic medicine. Everyone's journey is different, but there are key stone actions that are common in those who heal.

steve andrews :

ivervektin and fenbodozol

D1ULUV2HATE235 :

With God, All things are possible. Congratulations!!

Unicornlozzie 12 :

All things are possible through Christ Jesus.

user8594209306191 :

please just give us the cure,we don't have 2 plus years to figure it out

Yvonne :

with God all things are possible.

naturelover :

this earth is geadually coming back to its original status!

Mehndi by safa :

Where to watch this documentary?

Mike :

1000% have read more books since cancer treatment than I’ve read my whole life too

Crazymama :

What kind of cancer and where were you being treated?

Davy :

What were they selling?

M1K3S3RDA :

Where can I see this documentary

dinkov2000 :

God is Good! Believe strongly that you are healed!You are healed!

Edelenbosch :

fasting and healthy food?

Kristy :

Amen and God is great I’ve been diagnosed four times and here I am

VickieMounce :

Thank you for sharing and may God bless you and your family

Adriana :

Temple of Harmony and Light®️ :

"I feel like I was standing between two worlds"...I have been there. two different timelines: stay or go. And for those wondering the "how": there are many different ways to heal. You find what works for you. Dr. Joe Dispenza meditations can certainly help. You can use Google to find them. The Soul knows what to do to heal the body. You just need to quiet down the mind. The mind is an excellent servant but a terrible master.

Melissa :

God Bless you sir💗

carlos_valenzuela_ :

So.. is there a book?

ABPTT :

Where to watch

R.A.W :

infinate healing at high speed 💚

Rich8855 :

Need to watch that documentary🤔🤔🤔

WiseMan :

theta healing