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04/08/2026

I’ve been hiding.

Some new symptoms have popped up and they’ve been concerning. So I’m getting all the tests and my doc has me on some meds…

But I’ve been feeling like a failure.

Bc I don’t want to let you down…

I’ve built this whole page to motivate you into health and life and wellness and I don’t want you to lose hope just bc I got a bad cough and massive fatigue.

That’s life! Especially after the hell of chemo and then the trauma of recurrence and being told you’re gonna die by the doctors who are supposedly supposed to help you.

We got past the tumors and then we got the blood clots…

Then my liver started freaking out and I’d be in pain ALL NIGHT.

I kept this a secret from you all.

I’m sorry.

I didn’t want to scare you or break your belief that you would heal.

You will.

But after you heal from one thing… you maybe have another thing to heal from.

And another…

And I’m going to share that journey with you more openly bc my story is not a one and done story…

The healing journey unravels like a rose opening to the morning sun.

I’ll share more as I know more.

And I won’t hide anymore.

Because just as I got thru cancer, blood clots, and liver probs…

I’ll get thru this too.

God will get the glory.

And lives will be transformed in Jesus name.

03/31/2026

Doctors are pushy and they use pressure to squeeze you into life altering decisions that could ruin your health for decades.

But this one sentence could change everything…

Imagine you’re in shock with all sorts of scary thoughts in your head:

Terminal cancer…
Months to live…
My family…
My mother…

And the doctors voice booms:

“And if you don’t start chemo right away you may not make it to Christmas.”

All eyes on you.

This is how you’re expected to make decisions in the hospital.

And they do it on purpose.

Because 30% of people who leave without scheduling a biopsy or a chemo will not do it.

And that’s powerful.

Hospitals are built for SPEED, not clarity. That pressure to decide immediately isn’t about your healing — it’s about keeping the system moving.

Whether or not you live or die.

Life-altering decisions are rarely meant to be made while you’re in shock, under fluorescent lights, and a dysregulated nervous system where fear does all the thinking…

✅ REMEMBER:

You are NOT required
to say yes in that room.

You are NOT being difficult
By asking for time.

As the OWNER of your health, you do not have to make decisions in the hospital.

Ever.
Period.

No matter how dire they say it is.

You hear them.
You thank them.
You go home.

That’s how real decisions get made.

And this One sentence changed everything for me:

“Thank you, doctor. You’ve given us a lot to consider. We’ll follow up.”

No arguing.
No defending.
No fear-based urgency.

Just clarity.
Just authority.

Then you go home and cry.

You talk it through with your spouse, your family, or someone you trust.

You make sure you actually understand what’s being proposed. Send emails and texts and use Google and ChatGPT.

You weigh the pros and cons.
You pray.
You sleep on it.

Because survivors don’t make billion-dollar decisions under pressure…

And you’re a survivor.

So If you’re feeling pressured right now and don’t know how to slow things down without burning bridges, you’re not alone. Many have stood exactly where you are.

Stand your ground in that moment:

“Thank you Doctor. You’ve given us a lot to consider. We will follow up.”

Those words saved my life.

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03/19/2026

I’ve been asked to speak on the Cancer Thriver Panel at the Beljanski conference in San Diego this June.

If you’re in the area - we’d love to see you. On the last day, we’ll be taking a bus to Mexico and touring the holistic centers down there.

It’s gonna be awesome!

03/05/2026

Before anyone jumps in: this isn’t about fear or perfection. ��It’s about reducing avoidable exposures and keeping my environment as clean as I realistically can, because when you’ve stared down cancer, you get VERY intentional about what becomes “normal” in your home�
Here’s my personal “hard no” list:�
1. Refined sugar 🍬�Not because sugar is “evil,” but because I don’t want it as a daily staple. If I want something sweet, I choose fruit, honey in small amounts, or dessert that’s actually worth it—on purpose�
2. Plastic cookware 🍳�Heat + plastic isn’t a combo I’m comfortable with. I stick to stainless steel, cast iron, or glass.�
3. Soda pop 🥤�Liquid sugar + additives with basically zero upside for me. Sparkling water + citrus wins.�
4. Seed oils 🧴�I avoid the ultra-processed oils (think “industrial oils”) and use options like extra virgin olive oil, avocado oil, or butter/ghee (if tolerated)�
5. Artificial sweeteners ⚠️�They can mess with cravings and don’t help me build real metabolic stability. I’d rather retrain my taste buds�
6. Conventional dairy 🥛�If I do dairy, I choose higher-quality sources and keep it minimal. For me, it’s a “quality and frequency” thing�
7. Processed meats 🌭�Deli meats, hot dogs, “mystery meats”… hard pass. I keep proteins simple and as close to whole food as possible�
8. Canned goods with BPA liners 🥫�I choose glass jars, carton options, or BPA-free cans when needed. Small swaps add up�
9. Generic bread (glyphosate concern) 🍞�If I’m doing bread, I choose better-sourced options or I just skip it. I don’t want bread as a daily default�
10. Common cleaning chemicals 🧽�If I wouldn’t want to breathe it, I don’t want it coating my counters. I use simpler alternatives (and open windows like it’s my job)�
If you want, I’ll drop my beginners guide to diet
�Comment “GUIDE” and I’ll share it with you 👇

02/23/2026

NEVER DO THIS…

Hospitals are built for SPEED, not clarity. That pressure to decide immediately isn’t about your healing, it’s about keeping the system moving.

Life-altering decisions are rarely meant to be made while you’re in shock, under fluorescent lights, with fear doing the thinking.

You are NOT required to say yes in that room.

You are NOT being difficult by asking for time.

Leadership over your health begins when you slow the pace and create space to understand what’s actually being proposed.

As the CEO of your health, you must never make a decision in the hospital.

Take the information home.

You talk it through with your spouse, your family, or someone you trust. You weigh the pros and cons. You pray. You sleep on it. CEOs don’t make billion-dollar decisions under pressure, and neither should you.

One sentence changes the entire dynamic:

“Thank you, doctor. You’ve given us a lot to consider. We’ll follow up.”

No arguing.
No defending.
No fear-based urgency.

Just clarity and authority.

If you’re feeling pressured right now and don’t know how to slow the process without burning bridges, you’re not alone. Many of us have stood exactly where you are.

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You are the CEO of your health.

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