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I'm a 65 year old former CPA who teaches at PCC. I was diagnosed with early stage prostate cancer almost 5 months ago. I spent a couple of months learning everything I could, talking to doctors, and attending two support groups. It was pretty depressing. I felt trapped and very discouraged. I felt like I had this alien in my body that was running the show. It was very discouraging. A friend suggested I check into alternative approaches, and I did. I found a wonderful new world out there -- a world which I have embraced entirely. I am convinced that I am banishing my little problem in my prostate at this very moment, and that I will end up appreciably healthier than when I started. I am following Bill Henderson's book [u]Cancer-Free, Your Guide to Gentle, Non-toxic Healing (Second Edition)[/u]. Bill's a 75 year old retired Air Force Colonel who lost his life-long wife to cancer back in the 1990s after an increasingly miserable four year battle following conventional wisdom. Bill's website is www.Beating-Cancer-Gently.com You can also read informative reader reviews of Bill's book on www.Amazon.com. Many blessings to each of you.

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