Wellness vs. Cancer Awareness

Today's question for Anita Moorjani addresses the issue of society's focus on cancer awareness and the fear created by this approach.  I ask whether Anita thinks all the awareness campaigns and early screening around cancer is helping reduce cancer or could they actually be contributing to an increase in incidence of cancer. 

Watch this short video to hear Anita's answer and leave your comments below.

As many of you know, Anita's own story inculdes being very fearful of cancer and she now feels that this fear was a big contributor to her own cancer diagnosis. 

The next question I ask Anita is how she would do things differently if she was in charge of eliminating cancer worldwide.

Until next time, be and love your true self,

Jackie

Live Interview Nov. 26th. 8pm.

I invite you all to listen in tonight on the Five to Thrive Live Radio Show.  I will be talking about my coaching and how I help people find the higher purpose of their cancer.

Five to Thrive Live! airs every night at 8 pm EST (5 pm PST). Just visit www.w4cs.com at that time to hear the show live, or listen to the live stream on iTunes. In iTunes select radio, select "news/talk," and finally, select "w4cs." 
 
Monday, November 26th, 8pm ET     
Jackie Roberge will be on the show to talk about finding the higher purpose of your cancer.  

From a career in marketing, Jackie was lead to her most purposeful work, that of empowering women to make their cancer journey purposeful. She feels strongly about helping people shift the way they view and live their cancer experience to not only facilitate healing but also support them in gaining deep personal and spiritual insights. She is a Holistic Cancer coach and creator of the CancerShift program. Jackie is also a certified Yoga Instructor, Meditation Teacher, Certified True Purpose Coach, co-author of Power to Change, and a workshop leader and speaker. 

Care Giver Challenges and Lessons

Cam and Heather had just had a baby when they got the news about her cancer diagnosis - Mesotheliom, which is a rare but deadly cancer. I am happy to say that Heather and Cam worked through this ordeal together and Heather is healthy and still with us today. In his story, Cam shares with us the many challenging moments he lived through in trying to support both his wife and their newborn child. He concludes with several lessons incluing the importance of accepting help from others. I am so grateful to Cam for sharing his story and offering support to other husbands and family members who are faced with similar situations. Blessings to all, Jackie

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