Angels For Cancer

05/27/2015

Some random thoughts for today:

First, our apologies for being "silent" for so long. Just realized that it's been an entire year since we posted anything. My how time flies.

Secondly, sad to have had to attend the memorial service for a relative this past week that passed from cancer. I'm re-ignited to help educate people and see our nation/world turn around from our current health decline. Don't take relationships for granted. Make it a point to reach out to those you know and love, love on 'em, and let them know you care by your actions.

Thirdly, we are once again opening up the opportunity for taking on a couple new board members. If this is something you're potentially interested in, please message us via our FB page.

Lastly, both of the above items have me excited about the future of AFC and the people that we have an opportunity to positively influence moving forward. The cancer prognosis is grim with predictions of 1 out of every 2-3 people in the near future being diagnosed. Take responsibility for your health and that of your family. That's it for now. Create a great day!

With love,
AFC!

05/27/2014

From our Friends at CancerTruth. "The Truth About Cancer: Quest for the Cures" project airs its first segment in less than 45 minutes. Get more info here: http://thetruthaboutcancer.com/

MUST SEE trailer for upcoming free Docu-Series on natural, non-toxic cancer options.

05/02/2014

We know it's not October yet, but wanted to share this quote to get us all thinking.

"The point of breast cancer awareness month since its inception has been to promote mammography as the major tool in winning the fight against breast cancer & all promotional materials that use the name must be approved by AstraZeneca. So what we have is a situation in which a company that will benefit from more people being diagnosed with breast cancer, through the use of mammography, producing a campaign encouraging people to get screened."
Dr. Samantha King Ph.D from the movie Pink Ribbons, Inc.

02/12/2014

2 similar articles that were shared with us today coming from the mainstream media. Your thoughts?

We propose that thermography is a much safer (and effective) option. Also, upon a diagnosis (hopefully a legitimate one), please find the cause of your cancer and address it correctly. We care!

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/02/12/health/study-adds-new-doubts-about-value-of-mammograms.html?emc=eta1&_r=0

http://healthyliving.msn.com/diseases/breast-cancer/annual-mammograms-dont-reduce-breast-cancer-deaths-study-contends-1

01/06/2014

Why is this over looked? We know many people that are going through cancer right now, and hope that they choose to use nutrition as a vital tool to replenish their body. By the way, it's a good preventative methodology too!

Many people choose 'conventional' cancer treatments like chemotherapy and radiation. But it seems the importance of diet during those treatments is often overlooked. Here, Dr. Helayne Waldman discusses the importance of diet and how to get proper nutrition when those treatments make it difficult.

12/21/2013

Your thoughts? We'd also like your feedback from our last post (last month).

Dr. Patrick Quillin discusses where the hundreds of millions of dollars raised for cancer research goes. He says they go to study things that don't necessarily help cancer patients. He mentions some other places to put the money that might show more long term benefit in the war on cancer.

11/02/2013

We're curious about something and would love your feedback. There are people that want our help, but our funds are currently limited to help. We will be true to our cause and not support fundraising options that are not in congruence with our mission. So, what kind of fundraising scenarios would you be willing/able to participate in that aren't selling candy bars, promoting fast food, etc (all things that promote cancer growth) or have you seen that you'd suggest?

10/25/2013

Let's see if we can be at over 100 likes by the end of this weekend. Who's in? Share our page if you have found value in it and know that others that you know will too!

10/22/2013

We're working on our new website...coming soon, so stay tuned! :) We appreciate your patience!

10/21/2013

We are excited to announce the newest addition to our team/board. Please help us welcome Elizabeth Kamke as our new secretary! She already had some positive contributions today in our board meeting. We look forward to the dynamic that she brings to the table, and the additional people that will be helped by her being a part of the team.

10/07/2013

Here's a quick snippet about one gal's experience with breast cancer. She takes responsibility for what she did to cause it and shares a little of her actions to heal from it. Good stuff!

Tamara St. John recently released a book that details her journey into curing her own breast cancer. Here she discusses how she thinks she got cancer in the first place and the steps she's taken to change her routines.

10/02/2013

Today we, once again, encourage you to think before you pink!

This applies for the rest of this month specifically as you get marketed to heavily, but from this point forward as you open up to see things for what they really are.

Now, what inspires us to say these things and what do they mean?

I'll explain:

First, even if the motives of certain organizations are pure, and that's suspect in our opinion, let's look at where the donations go. Do some research (so you see it for yourself instead of us just telling you) and find out what percent of your hard earned money that you donate or help solicit donations from for walks, etc actually helps people (ours is 100% by comparison). Now see what the salary is of the person running the organization (ours are volunteers by comparison). Also, would you expect a great charity to sue others that are trying to help do the same thing that they are supposedly trying to do? Ask yourself if they are being fiscally responsible, good stewards of your money, or authentic about helping?

Secondly, do they know what they're talking about? They say that they're searching for a cure. Do they know that we, in the vast majority of cases, already know what to do to allow the body to heal itself the way were created to? Let's go back a step further. In order to "cure" something shouldn't you first know what caused it? We do. We invite you to contact us personally or come to one of our seminars if you would like to know more about that.

To give one example though, ask women who have had breast cancer if they had a major change/loss in their life shortly before being diagnosed. You'll find that it's almost always the case that there has been a death, divorce, separation from a child, etc within months before the diagnosis. So, if there's an emotional cause how does injecting the body with toxins fix that? We can help answer any questions about this.

Thirdly, along the same lines, would anyone in their right mind partner with other companies who sell known cancer causing products (including main stream screening procedures) to promote finding a cure for cancer. It's hypocritical or counter productive at best don't you think? Although, it potentially works well for the cancer establishment (sell more cancer causing products = more people with cancer = the bigger their "cause" = the more donations they receive = back to the first point).

Lastly, we care and our desire is to help people to learn prevention strategies, learn for themselves what cancer is, how it manifests, and see options for how it can be dealt with naturally. We share this (and everything) with love for you and your best interest at heart!