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After being hospitalized five times, the doctors sent me home and told me that Gilbert Syndrome was nothing to worry about.

My search for all relevant information about survival started, interestingly enough, with a little pamphlet I still keep on my desk.

My doctors told me I should follow the Canadian food pyramid, which I attempted for three years.

During the next two weeks my health deteriorated. The itching was so intolerable that despite heavy dosages of Ambien I could not sleep.

I started to look into alternative medicine. I tried acupuncture, kinesiology massage, reflexology, Chinese medicine, colonics, meditation, and Qi gong.

Even today, people with HIV/AIDS suffer from social stigma, but there is also a self-stigma that comes from within.

I had to force myself to go to work and the moment I got home I would fall into bed. All I could think about was how I would do it the next day.

My first great fortune was meeting my wife to whom I was married for 37 years. Sadly she passed away from cancer.

Larry had what is called a massive myocardial infarction, losing 50% of his heart muscle the whole back of his heart.

I am a medical herbalist of 16 years, originally inspired to study herbs by my own healing journey when I was 11 years old.

As life sometimes goes, we have unexpected setbacks. Recently I fell and hit my head; my skull was split wide open.

The next six months were nothing short of miserable.

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The doctors then performed a series of tests to examine my brain, blood and muscles and could not determine what was making me ill.

She was going to do chemo but I thanked the customer for the information but didn’t think it was for me at the time.

In May 1997, I heard Brian Clement speak in the United Kingdom. As soon as Brian started to speak, I turned to my neighbor and said, "At last someone is speaking my language!" The subject that day was "Optimum Food".

Of course, I took the conventional route first and visited many medical doctors who tried to help.They prescribed the strongest morphine possible, yet it was not enough.

She thought she was dying. The doctors gave her no hope. Plagued by unrelenting fatigue, her body ached, and it was painful to walk.

For anyone seeking a better life. blessed with health. happiness and peace of mind, recovery is The Path. To me recovery simply means re-connecting.

Tracy says: “We can die physically, spiritually and emotionally from not expressing our feelings.”Vol 17 Issue 3 page 2

Over the last few decades I have been faithful to the program and believe I have helped thousands to improve their health and conquer disease.

Our journey began 16 years ago when David & I met in college. From the beginning, we knew we had a very special connection-this great love and connectedness prompted us to leave college, marry and start a family.

The pain took its toll; I was only able to sleep four and a half to five hours a night.

Of course, I took the conventional route first and visited many medical doctors who tried to help.They prescribed the strongest morphine possible, yet it was not enough.