Podcasts about susan liberty hall

Susan Liberty Hall’s Ha, I Laugh in the Face of Cancer Champions the Astonishing Native American Herbal Remedy that Cured Her of Breast Cancer.During the Same Time, Her Famous Brother, Jerry Buss, Owner of the Los Angeles Lakers,  Fought Cancer with Tools of Traditional Medicine Susan Liberty Hall heard it all. The biopsy, the mastectomy, the chemo, the radiation. It’s what the doctors insisted she do when they found the three lumps in her breast. Yet she had seen how her mother had suffered in the last year of life, following doctor’s directives after being diagnosed with colon cancer. Susan had been her caregiver until the end.But instead Susan asked for guidance. And on that one day in meditation, she was guided to open a file in her desk where she had stored information on holistic treatments for cancer during her mother’s decline.   And there it was, an ancient Native American remedy still produced today by one family called “Two Feathers Healing Formula.” Eschewing aggressive and angry reproaches from her doctors, Susan started the regimen. And within weeks, watched as 18—not three—cancerous lumps literally begin to expunge from an open wound in her breast, tumors that she still actually has in specimen jars.

Join us on Life Mastery Radio this Tuesday, October 14th for our next guest, Susan Liberty Hall. The first time I visited her website, the Rocky theme song came to mind - Susan is a fighter. Much unlike Rocky, though, she "fought" the health care system in a very mindful, spiritual way.Susan Liberty Hall is a breast cancer survivor, and her book, Ha, I laugh in the Face of Cancer, is about taking responsibility for your own healing, removing the decision making from medical doctors, and as she puts it - setting the sail of your ship and navigating your path toward healing. It's going to be an enlightening discussion on the often fearful topics of cancer, disease, and poor health. We're looking forward to our visit from Susan and her robust, holistic, and powerful perspective on health in its weakest state.

Susan Liberty Hall heard it all. The biopsy, the mastectomy, the chemo, the radiation. It’s what the doctors insisted she do when they found the three lumps in her breast. Yet she had seen how her mother had suffered in the last year of life, following doctor’s directives after being diagnosed with colon cancer. Susan had been her caregiver until the end. But instead Susan asked for guidance. And on that one day in meditation, she was guided to open a file in her desk where she had stored information on holistic treatments for cancer during her mother’s decline. And there it was, an ancient Native American remedy still produced today by one family called “Two Feathers Healing Formula.” Eschewing aggressive and angry reproaches from her doctors, Susan started the regimen. And within weeks, watched as 18—not three—cancerous lumps literally begin to expunge from an open wound in her breast, tumors that she still actually has in specimen jars. But what was happening to her was in direct contrast to what her beloved brother was experiencing. Diagnosed with cancer at nearly the same time, he chose to go the traditional medical route. He wouldn’t hear of an alternative, like many people today, placing his trust in his doctors. And as she healed, he declined. She watched in sorrow as her dear brother—Los Angeles Laker’s owner Jerry Buss—lost his fight against cancer. Join Aging Younger Radio and hear firsthand from Susan Liberty Hall explain her journey to health and how “We must remember how to live in harmony with Nature, and how to honor our flesh and blood that is part of our Great God Self.”