How Love Heals: Be A Cancer Survivor

ISBN: 1461032172

Author: Parks, Alexia

Condition: New

Product Description For the cancer survivor the toughest yet easiest path is 100% pure acceptance of not only their condition, but of life in general. Acceptance is the key. At first this may sound kind of strange and paradoxical, but the non-resistance through acceptance and surrender is, in a way, love itself. And there is another paradox. The very lifestyle changes that are needed for recovery are also used for the prevention of cancer. While these changes may seem simple, the act of integrating them into your daily life is far more complex. Thats where this book comes in. Use it as a trusted guide to show you not only the most effective ways to make change, but what happens INSIDE your body when you do. The guidelines in this book will help both you, the cancer survivor, AND those who are supporting you on your healing journey. The methods are fun and easy to learn. Each year, more than 11 million people survive a diagnosis and treatment of cancer. You need to know what they know, and discover what lifestyle changes they made, that you also may need to make. Be a cancer survivor! As you regain your health you will do more than survive. You will thrive with a renewed sense of Well Being. About the Author Alexia Parks is an inspirational speaker and author of nine books. Her book: Parkinomics, 8 Great Ways to Thrive in the New Economy, was written while she was recovering from colorectal cancer and surgery. It became a business and motivational bestseller on Amazon.com. Over the years Alexia Parks has written for the national desk of The Washington Post, been a NYC magazine publisher, and served as Director of Communications for 100 major daily newspapers at the Sunday Newspaper Network in New York City. As an entrepreneur, she established a national mentor-training program, called Focus on Success, for teachers and parents. In addition, she has been called "one of 50 people who matter most on the Internet," by Newsweek Magazine, for setting up the first electronic voting system on the Internet in 1995. In 2007, she became the first accredited BLOGGER at the United Nations Conference on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in Bali, Indonesia. She currently blogs for the Huffington Post, magazines, and is working on two new book projects.