journey_to_well_being

07/03/2021

COMING TO YOUTUBE THIS AUGUST: Stories told by the author on location from some of the places mentioned in the book. You will not want to miss the premier. Stay Tuned for more details.

06/04/2021

03/19/2021

Journey to Well Being is giving away items to active cancer patients.

Wooden Reusable Eating Utensils - Some patients who are in active chemotherapy get a metallic taste in their mouths that gets amplified when eating with metal silverware. Wooden or Plastic Utensils help with that.

Eucalyptus Candle - Eucalyptus helps with keeping relaxed and Calm. It helps with stress release.

Peppermint Essential Oil - Peppermint Oil is very helpful for stomach upset and nausea.

Aloe Vera Gel - Aloe Vera Gel is very helpful for patients undergoing radiation treatment when rubbed on the treated area. It feels even more soothing when cold.

Vegan Nail Polish- Some Chemotherapy medications will turn fingernails and toenails black. Low chemical nail polish can be used to cover this effect.

If you or someone you know is an active cancer patient, please follow the attached link and register. We will be sending these items by mail.

Journey To Well-Being would like to do something special for patients on an active cancer journey.

03/04/2021

Trust and believe in yourself. You've got this! Follow

02/19/2021

The Journey To Well-Being Drawing Backpack. Available for purchase. Remember, all proceeds from purchases go to help youth and cancer patients.

01/29/2021

As the founder of Journey To Well-Being, I've never shared much about my personal experience. Today after reading a post here, I was inspired. "Apologize to your body, maybe that is where the healing begins.". When I received my cancer diagnosis in January of 2018, I was terrified. My emotions were all over the place. Fear of death was overwhelming. There was a point where I wouldn't even wash the breast that had the cancer in the shower. I was scared to touch it. One day, I was in the shower, and I began to cry uncontrollably. And then I held my breast and began to apologize to my body. I apologized for ignoring the signs and warnings. I apologized that it was subjected to physical and sexual abuse in my youth. I sobbed in the shower for over and hour while showing respect to my body. And that changed everything for me. I walked into my first chemo a victor. I am not saying that my method will work for everyone, but it is worth a shot. Thanks for the inspirational quote.

01/29/2021

01/21/2021

Optimism helped me when I was having a hard time aa a youth.
Optimism helped me when I was fighting breast cancer. Be optimistic. Be courageous. You can win, as long as you keep your head to the sky.