if you don't want to know the ending of the movie

alta29
alta29 Member Posts: 435 Member
edited March 2014 in Colorectal Cancer #1
...do not keeep on reading !!!!!
stop....
dont continue....
I warned you....
Am I glad I watched the movie !!!!!!!!!!
I did't know if she made it or not, so I was soooooafraid to watch it....but what an inspirational story !!!!!
It's pretty much what we have been talking about and what we are doing ( for the most ? )
1) Great attitude ( doesn't mean that we dont have bad days...
2) Diets ( what is that green grass that she ate ? and I am going to start eating avocados up my %^%&^%&^%&%
3) Reiki ( don't know if she believed in it but I am also taking those )
4)Alkaline diet....not good at it
5)Oxigen ( also doing that )
6) Vizualization ( all the time ! )
Will watch the movie again...and think she forgot to pray....but not sure...
God bless you all
p/s any idea of how I can start liking broccoli ??? Can I juice it ? I have try everything and I always gag !!!!

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  • kbienapfl
    kbienapfl Member Posts: 61
    #2
    Crazy Sexy Cancer was great. Kris Karr's book is even better. She continues her humor and philosophy throughout. If you enjoyed the show...get the book!

    I am going on my own cancer road trip this week. Hoping to learn more while I am at Cancer Treatment Centers of America this week. Sounds like they are going to teach me a lot about total body, i.e. nutrition, complementary therapies, spirituality, visualization and of course the toxic drugs they will be mixing in with it.

    I am also going to ask them about Poly-MVA, which the FDA considers "too good to be true" when tests showed it cured cancer, yet they will not acknowledge it as a therapy.

    Mind, body & spirit....sounds like the way to go.

    Glad you enjoyed the show. Kris Carr and her posse have definitely inspired me!

    Best of luck to you in your journey.
  • StacyGleaso
    StacyGleaso Member Posts: 1,233 Member
    #3
    Broccoli....

    Fortunately, my 2 daughters (ages 8 & 10) absolutely LOVE broccoli. UNFORTUNATELY, my son (13 yrs old) is not a fan. However, I have come up with terrific ways to incorporate it into meals.

    Dice up raw broccoli into salads with romaine lettuce. Camoflauged with dressing, carrots, croutons, and cheese, nobody knows it's in there!

    Soup: Find a great soup base for your recipe, and add finely chopped broccoli to the mix. You get the benefits of the broccoli without the gag.

    Steamed: When you steam broccoli, mix it with steamed cauliflower and carrots. The tastes mesh to keep one flavor from out-ranking another. Spritz steamed veggies with spray margarine for nearly no calories.

    Hope this helps a little.

    Hugs,
    Stacy
  • spongebob
    spongebob Member Posts: 2,565 Member
    #4
    StacyGleaso said:

    Broccoli....

    Fortunately, my 2 daughters (ages 8 & 10) absolutely LOVE broccoli. UNFORTUNATELY, my son (13 yrs old) is not a fan. However, I have come up with terrific ways to incorporate it into meals.

    Dice up raw broccoli into salads with romaine lettuce. Camoflauged with dressing, carrots, croutons, and cheese, nobody knows it's in there!

    Soup: Find a great soup base for your recipe, and add finely chopped broccoli to the mix. You get the benefits of the broccoli without the gag.

    Steamed: When you steam broccoli, mix it with steamed cauliflower and carrots. The tastes mesh to keep one flavor from out-ranking another. Spritz steamed veggies with spray margarine for nearly no calories.

    Hope this helps a little.

    Hugs,
    Stacy

    There better not be any High-Fructose Corn Syrup in that dressing!!

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