Question for Bernie:
I heard you speak years ago in Boston; loved hearing you in this summit. Do you know of anyone who has had success with glioblastomas? I am receiving traditional treatment now but would love to look for alternatives. Thank you.
Bernie’s Answer:
Yes, I know of several people. It is an all-inclusive thing, from loving your life and body to imagery and faith. Read one of my latest books, The Art of Healing—Uncovering Your Inner Wisdom and Potential for Self-Healing, and I also recommend my book entitled Faith, Hope & Healing. Browse through the list of CDs I have available on my website, too, at https://berniesiegelmd.com/ I would also suggest that you find a naturopathic physician to add to your team for guidance with diet changes, supplements, etc.
For those seeking more information on customized cancer care and research programs go to these reliable sources:
- The International Strategic Cancer Alliance at http://www.isca.us/, or phone them at 610.628.3419
- The City of Hope at http://www.cityofhope.org/homepage
- Cancer Treatment Centers of America (CTCA) at http://www.cancercenter.com/
Remember, you have the potential. One of the people who was told he would die in a year was a med student who got mad at his textbooks and doctors and changed his life. He cured his colitis while curing his glioblastoma.
Peace, love, & healing,
Bernie
Question for Bernie:
How do I better handle living with a husband that is not physically engaged and slightly emotionally engaged and so full of his own wrong assumptions he doesn’t hear what I say?
Bernie’s Answer:
If you want to live with him say no to what you do not want to do.
Listen to him and don’t say anything—just make a quiet, background sound like “hmmmm.”
He needs to hear himself before he can listen to you.
Say “I love you” to him every time he gets angry. Say “you are so handsome when you are angry” to him and observe his reaction. This is how you can be a “Love Warrior” if you stay with him, or you can leave.
Peace, love, & healing,
Bernie