The number one response to a cancer diagnosis is abject fear. No one wants to suffer. We never want to feel disempowered, or worse, helpless.
In What To Do After "I'm sorry, it's cancer." two-time survivor Wanda St. Hilaire provides clear, easy-to-read information that you will not get at your local cancer center. You'll learn how best to navigate your cancer journey and make empowered, informed decisions.
St. Hilaire's mission is to greatly reduce suffering and ensure you maintain a high quality of life through and well beyond cancer. You'll discover how to uncover imbalances that can be balanced for healing. From there, you'll be guided in the creation of a unique and personalized wellness plan that will help you on toward health and happiness.
Cancer can be overcome in a harmonious, life-affirming manner conducive to wellbeing. Find out how in What To Do After "I'm sorry, it's cancer."
What you will find in the book:
How to get the best care and advice.
How to make informed, empowered decisions.
Uncover the mystery of the burning question: why me, why now?
How to best overcome illness through a 'whole-person' approach.
How to have a high quality of life with minimal "collateral damage."
Anecdotal stories and wisdom with an underlying theme: Impossible things happen every day.
Visit www.imsorryitscancer.com to find out how to get your free downloadable Self-Care and Wellness Planner e-book.
What To Do After "I'm sorry, it's cancer." is a compelling reminder that impossible things happen every day.
About the Author: Wanda St. Hilaire is a two-time breast cancer survivor with a predilection for research and a passion for delving into the psychology of wellness.
After a second diagnosis in 2010, she made radical lifestyle changes that contributed to her healing and supported her philosophy that our lives are meant to be lived doing what we love in places that make our hearts sing.
Through writing, St. Hilaire shares what she's learned through the high peaks of adventure and love and from the dark valleys of illness and heartbreak. Her mission is to help people overcome the self and tap into their wise inner guidance system. Her wish is to inspire others to live true to their unique and beautiful nature.
THE REINVENT CANCER PROJECT
Wanda St. Hilaire is on a mission. In conjunction with her book, What To Do After "I'm sorry, it's cancer." she wants to give people permission to navigate cancer intuitively. Her objective is to reduce stress and suffering in the world. She wants people to survive cancer and discover a new and improved life post-disease-to come home to their authentic self.
Phase I
Educate & Empower
Raise consciousness and awareness
Phase II
Embody
Mindful application of the knowledge
Phase III
Endow
Philanthropic work for cancer patients in need
For more information, please visit www.imsorryitscancer.com
