With initial setbacks in her life Louise Hay overcame an abusive step father and broken childhood. Louise eventually found peace of mind at The Church of Religious Science teaching her transformative power of thought. As founder Ernest Holmes teaches that positive thought heals and in the early 1970’s she became a practitioner in this role while leading people in “spoken affirmations” which she believes can cure illness.
In 1976, Hay wrote a small pamphlet titled, Heal Your Body that contained a list of different bodily ailments and their probable meta- physical causes. This pamphlet was later enlarged and extended into her book: “You Can Heal Your Life,” published in 1984 and later made into a movie. This book was probably written stemming from her own personal experiences of 1977 and 1978.
F0r it was within this time frame that Louise was diagnosed with “incurable” cervical cancer. Which she states, “probably was caused by holding onto resentment of her childhood abuse, rape and giving up a newly born daughter for adoption.” It was from this experience she refused conventional medicine and began a regime of self affirmation (forgiveness with therapy, nutrition, positive thought, reflexology and occasional enemas.)
Until this day she declares this story to be true that she rid herself of cancer by this method, but declares, that there are no doctors left alive whom can confirm her story. Being one Ohioan not skeptical enough to doubt her, trust but verify, I have searched possibilities that may indeed confirm what I want this website to be. That is a place where a visitant can come and learn of the options available through a centralized hub of cancer research.
In the 1950s the elderly seemingly died more from heart disease than from cancer. With a graph from The Center of Disease Control showing that heart disease plunged by 68 percent and with cancer plunging by only 10 percent and Alzheimer’s Disease steadily increasing. This zero sum game of no one really winning and with people living longer taday, meaning when you live longer for the oldest among us the two diseases are fighting to a draw.
http://www.nytimes.com/why-everyone-seems-to-have-cancer.html?share