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Live It not Di-et | How Cheri Received Her Miracle From Stage 4 Cancer
by Cheri Avery Black
(Mt Salem, Jamaica - via Kansas and Philadelphia)
Live It Up | Becoming a Miracle in 15 Steps By ‘Chia’ Cheri
In response to this request for Cheri to share her story.
I’m celebrating my 15th Anniversary of rebalancing my body to health.
On December 10, 2012, I was diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer in my lungs, liver and uterus. The prognosis was less than a 10% chance to live five years. I got M.A.D. and Made A Decision to live. With friends and family, I researched choices and made changes.
In three months, I declared myself a Miracle: the cancer cells were no longer detectable, 60 excess pounds had melted away, and my appreciation for everything was much deeper.
The Chinese philosopher, Laozi, said, "A journey of 1000 miles begins with a single step." These steps helped me regain and maintain my health. (Note: This was written originally for U.S. readers, however, there are steps that can easily be applied by Jamaicans and others.
Step 1: Decide to live. Be courageous.
Step 2: Accept that you are connected to the All-Powerful Source of Energy and Love known to many as God. Have faith that all is well. Ask for your desires, be open to receiving them. Live in the moment; don’t regret your past or fear your future.
Step 3: Express gratitude, even for things that seem stressful and unbearable. Be at peace by becoming At One with your inner True Self. Life is happening FOR you, not TO you.
Step 4: Choose to be positive and daily reinforce yourself with positive messages.
Step 5: Organize your Power Team: positive friends and family to provide encouragement, discipline and love.
Good additions: cancer education counselor, herbal nutritionist, integrative doctor, acupuncture and massage therapists, and chiropractor.
Step 6: Know your body has the innate purpose and power to heal itself, given a chance. Consider that cancer is not the enemy, but the body’s built-in defense system to save you from dying of acidosis (too much acid).
Step 7: Learn what contributes to an imbalance in your body, what causes inflammation and an internal acidic environment that breeds chronic dis-ease.
The main culprits are pervasive in our Standard American Diet (S.A.D): meat, dairy, refined sugar, sweeteners, soda, fast food, alcohol, processed foods, products with wheat and gluten, preservatives, pesticides, herbicides, hormones, antibiotics in animal food, GMOs, etc. Replace toxic household and body cleansers.
Step 8: Toss out that ‘di-et’; begin your ‘live-it’ with organic, alkaline vegetables, green juices and smoothies, fruits, beans, nuts, seeds, coconut or almond milk, and plant-based protein powder.
If needed, supplement with antioxidants, enzymes, vitamins, minerals, phytonutrients, and probiotics. Add fresh lemon or lime to help alkalize food and water.
Get 20 minutes of daily sunshine for Vitamin D.
I recommend getting a Spectracell blood test to check your body’s nutrient levels…it’s well worth it.
Step 9: Drink purified water. Daily guide: drink ½ your weight in ounces.) Ideally, filter (suggest Clearly Filtered brand is best to get out heavy metals, chlorine and fluoride), and restructure your water via ionizing or reverse osmosis.
Step 10: Move your body daily. Stretch, take walks, bounce on a mini trampoline to pump your lymph system, swim or exercise in a pool, ride a bike, take an aerobics class, and lift light weights. Engage in tai chi or yoga.
Step 11: Take time out: meditate for at least 20 minutes daily; relax, pray, and commune with nature. Take 10 deep breaths at least three times a day.
Step 12: Sleep seven-eight hours a night, ideally between 11 pm and 7 am. This allows time for the body to detox, heal and repair. (It’s the time the internal "janitors" need to clean up whatever messes you made!)
Step 13: Cleanse your body daily with lemon); then do some deeper cleaning at least seasonally, with herbs (e.g. Colosun) and colonics to flush out toxins.
Step 14: Get acupuncture, deep therapeutic massage and muscle manipulation, at least monthly, or weekly for chronic conditions. Generate good negative ions that attack destructive free radicals through Bio-mat treatments, infrared saunas, ocean waves and waterfalls.
Step 15: Laugh, have fun, listen to music, do something creative, hang out with friends, and enjoy life.
I imagine you have steps you can share as well. It’s a life-long journey of learning to live in vibrant well-being!
NEW! HERE'S CHERI'S STORY IN VIDEO
Favorite Resources: beatcancer.org (life-saving, phone consultation, they accept donations), Center for the Advancement of Cancer Education; artofwellnesscenter.com (home visits, phone consultation); kriscar.com; drandrewlipton.com; 2yourhealth.us; liveenergized.com; drfuhrman.com; foodandwaterwatch.org; drhyman.com; forkoverknives.com; thetruthaboutcancer.com; deepakchopra.com; ener-chi.com, mercola.com, ewg.org; livingbeyonddisease.co; foodnews.org.
Certified Cancer Education Coach, Center for Advancement in Cancer Education.
Contact me at: cblack7020@gmail.com; 215.856.4524, WhatsApp 215.882.4351
2014 best-selling co-author Pathways to Vibrant Health and Well-Being and 2011 The Art and Science of Success at live-itup.com; and Loving to be WE: Crossing the Cultural Divide Between Jamaica and the USA/Babylon at cheriaveryblack.com.
Comments for Live It not Di-et | How Cheri Received Her Miracle From Stage 4 Cancer
I am so grateful for all the heart-warming response to the learning I shared about my body/mind/spirit's response to my Stage 4 Cancer Diagnosis...clearing it in less than 3 months. I truly can say "I am glad to be here!" May you all experience a healthy livity in peace, love, and gratitude.
Apr 16, 2020
Live It not Di-et by: Nola
Informative and inspiring!
All the best Cheri!
Mar 22, 2020
Gluten Danger by: Shadae Pusey
Great story, congratulations Cheri for discovering something that most persons are still unaware of and that is, the foods that we eat plays an important part in a lot of the illnesses that we have today.
For example a lot of persons eat foods containing gluten and don't realized that it is the source of the cramps and bloating the experience after meals which also last for even days.
I discovered this fact like 2 years ago and though it is extremely expensive and difficult to eat gluten free in Jamaica I try my best. I will definitely share your story and I wish you the best on your journey.
Mar 21, 2020
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