"I m writing this book to shed light on the particularly dangerous lie that tells us by omission that people don t heal themselves of cancer naturally.
I m writing to shed light on those of us whose survival stories have gone untold.
It is of vital importance that the world know about those of us who survive naturally, even peacefully, and even like me on a budget."
In Healing Cancer Peacefully, published by the Round House Press, Dr. Nancy Offenhauser takes us with unwavering honesty from her 2002 diagnosis of endometrial cancer to her 2004 cancer-free state. She leads us step by step through a wide range of natural medicines and modalities, entirely bypassing conventional allopathic medicine. And in this book there is no room for victimhood:
In 2002, Nancy Offenhauser was running a unique, thriving chiropractic office in Dutchess County, New York. Known for spending one or more hours with each patient, her practice rapidly grew, as did the stresses of life. A practitioner who uses her hands instead of the popular mechanical tools of her trade, Dr. Offenhauser was learning to listen to her patients bodies.
And, luckily, listening to her own .
Then, in 2004, the author was diagnosed with endometrial cancer, a variety that kills over 7000 women a year in America. She was offered more of the same: a hysterectomy. And possibly chemo. And radiation. And drugs. But Nancy Offenhauser had seen the disastrous effects of these piled-on conventional treatments in other people s bodies. She had seen how bodies "treated in this way no longer responded to her healing touch, how they stiffened, weakened and suffered.
Dr. Offenhauser s instinct to reject the entire range of allopathic modalites is increasingly shared by today s disillusioned, frightened cancer patients, even if they cannot always find the words to explain why.
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