congratulations for being accepted to Naturopathic Medical school ! My husband and I heard about you over a year ago.I had pancreatic cancer and we flew to Calgary to be at your healing session.The trip was difficult for me, my pancreas was swollen and the air plane ride was painful.The same challenge was sitting through your workshop as I could not breathe .But I have survived. And God, was I ever thankful to be there !
Many CONGRATULATIONS on your degree Adam, you must be so proud of your achievements & your healing along with your family & many friends around the world. I live in England but went to Burnaby University a few years ago when a cousin of my husband graduated. It's a truly stunning place. In jan 2008 I had an operation for bowel cancer. In March 2008 I had a liver recection to remove secondaries which was followed by 6mths of chemo. This year in February I had another liver recection to remove another cancer and 3 weeks ago I had 3 nodules (1 was benign)removed from my right lung.
UPDATE: Wayne completed his radiation and Chemo treatment in Jan,2009.....since then he has had three follow up cat scans and they show he is CANCER FREE!....he also had three stents inserted in his heart May 5,2009 to correct the blockages....he feels great and is in the best of health.....God Bless you Adam.....Helene attended the spring work shop and will be there Nov 8 in Burnaby....love Helene and Wayne Wilson
THE HEALING POWER OF HOPE By Elke Zilla with Marilyn Geddes Hope does not deny the present darkness, but it reminds us that dawn is coming”…Martin Luther King Jr. While waiting at the lab for tests one day, I shared a journal entry with a lovely older man seated next to me. In anticipation of my next article, I had written, We can never fully understand why things happen.
I attended your workshop on Sunday in Toronto, which was very helpful and uplifting to me.The energy in the room drained me after the first treatment. I was speaking to the women who was in the video who has beaten pancreatic cancer (sorry I do not remember her name). It was a positive conversation. I could feel myself become very emotional, which lasted into the night when I returned home and told my wife about the days events.
This coming Saturday the 20th of January I am going to attend Adam's workshop in Vancouver. This will be the 4th workshop with him for me.I had cancer of the uterus. Soon after the surgery I heard of Adam and choosed to work with his visualizations instead of radiation treatment which was priescribe for me.I read all his books,have his fabulous DVD on visualization and keep attending his workshops. I am apparently clear of cancer. I feel good and healthy. I still follow his visualization and positive thinking became my attitude.
A quick update on my dad...... He had a second CT scan on his pancreas last Friday. The results came today. The cancer has shrunk to half the size!!!!!! The "non-believing" Doctors are now Believers!!!! She told himto continue doing what ever he is doing !!!!! He is still having terrible problems with his lungs though. He has chronic infections in them. Not good there. The Dr. told him to go home and start doing the Adam thing on his lungs!!!!! What a great New Years gift!!!!!!! Bye for nowVicki
I developed multiple myeloma in March 2005. I had two radiation treatments, one for a tumor and one for a hole in my left forearm bone. After treatment for another year I was told the cancer was not active, so went home. I have used an alternative program of diet and dry heat sauna since. In July 2006 I viewed your program on Primetime and attended your Oregon workshop. I've been using your visualizations and afffirmations, as recommended, and wastold I was clear...again....and to come back in three months.
I came home awed by the breadth of sincerity and commitment of everyone involved in this transforming weekend... I am one of many who attended with specific needs, in my case, cervical cancer that is metastatic to my lungs after 6 years of remission. On Thursday before the conference I met with my oncologist and declined to go forward with the chemo he recommended for a second time.
As proteins are dynamic in nature, they are constantly changing their conformations. Certain conformations enhance the rate of a reaction more than others which we describe as being more enzymatically active. Here’s the important part. This means that just the smallest change in structure or orientation of any part of this protein has dramatic effects on its enzymatic activity and, consequently, our health.
As proteins are dynamic in nature, they are constantly changing their conformations. Certain conformations enhance the rate of a reaction more than others which we describe as being more enzymatically active. Here’s the important part. This means that just the smallest change in structure or orientation of any part of this protein has dramatic effects on its enzymatic activity and, consequently, our health.