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Michal Bastomsky Peleg (Author)

Cancer: 100 Things To Do Besides Chemo presents to those suffering from cancer a new option: stop feeling like victims and regain the ability to control their health by choosing to live and be healed completely – and even spontaneously – from cancer.

Michal Peleg is specializing today in Healing for a cancer cure as a method of short introversion in the healing process in order to help cancer patients to take responsibility on their treatment rather than waiting for the chemo begin or to end.

Michal was healed from cancer when she was only 22, after she was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma stage 4. This book is a unique opportunity to learn from Michal and her active approach in the process of healing from cancer, rather than getting carried away with the medical treatment and letting things happen. In her belief, cancer has become a worldwide problem which suffers from too much information – an industry which offers so many methods, books, diets, treatments, and studies that claim to have the answer. This leads cancer patients on a long search full of uncertainty about a cure, which costs them valuable time. Despite all the information available today, Michal finds that the cure for cancer is within reach; we can find it faster than previously imagined -it is found within our minds and the lifestyle we choose to live. As simple as that.

In essence, this book is a summary of the best paths and tips she learned along the way -the ones that have stayed with her and that she uses to this day, more than 15 years after being completely cured.

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Shulamit Hartal (Author)

One day Chani Tavin, a sculptress in late middle age, has a fortunate accident when she literally trips over a pile of psychology books at the local recycling center. She is fascinated since it sparks off a vast change in her life. Chani takes the pile home, applying the psychology she is learning to unravel the secrets of her own life.

As Chani re-examines her life, she revisits her childhood. The emotional wasteland of the conditions in which she grew up rise to confront her. Chani starts to see her own life in perspective, and she has to learn how to embrace and forgive herself for feelings she still carries. However, just when Chani achieves a startling insight in understanding her past, she dies unexpectedly the following day.

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