Cancer Lifeline in Seattle

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Posted May 4th 2007 2:30PM by Kristina Collins
Filed under: Alternative Therapies, All Cancers, Environment, Stress Reduction, Services

Cancer Lifeline believes cancer survivors - from diagnoses - their families, friends and coworkers, and caregivers are all people living with cancer. They believe that emotional, spiritual, and mental components of health are as important as the physical. Cancer Lifeline values listening to the needs of their clients and creating excellent services to meet those needs.

One of the things I loved about reading and seeing on their website is the beautiful healing gardens. If you live in the Seattle area this is a beautiful place to visit.

The Earth/Sky Garden - is partly open to the sky and lovely views, and partly sheltered by an arbor.
The Celebration Garden - is completely open to the sun and sky and populated with a wide variety of colorful plants.
The Reflection Garden - is a place for contemplation and meditation. Quiet shadows mix with rich greens of shade-loving plants, while a small fountain bubbles across rocks and moss.

These gardens are just a small taste of what you can experience at Cancer Lifeline. Click here to find out all of what Cancer Lifeline has to offer.

All Cancer Lifeline services are free of charge.

Tags: cancer, cancerlifeline, caretakers, free, gardens, healing, lifeline, patients, Seattle, services, washington

Reader Comments

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1. So true, a single diagnosis of cancer affects many people, all of whom need support. Great site.
Regards,
Richard Day Gore

Posted at 7:33AM on May 5th 2007 by richard day gore

2. Dear Persons affected by the "disease" of Cancer,
Has anyone tried the alternative treatment that cannot be used in Canada or the US but anywhere offshore, named Coley's Toxin?
This drug administered via IV and injection depending upon the disease state was a successful treatment modality and a great success rate 100 and some years ago both in Canada and the US, to only be slammed and the Drug Companies put it out of business also the Physician who passed on but his daughter continued on and the researchers scientists and physicians who are now administering it, better than any IAT treatment that is offered in the States and some places offshore, let me know please, know a number of Oncologogists who now throw their arms up as their hands are tied with even getting drugs approved in Europe, they have a recipe book as does the US and they must stick to that and mix up combinations all A FALSE SENSE OF SOMETHING GOOD HAPPENING TO THE PATIENT/CLIENT - THEY ARE GETTING PAID AND THAT IS THEIR JOB, WHAT CAN I SAY, I WORKED AT PRINCESS MARGARET HOSPITAL IN TORONTO THE LARGEST CENTRE IN CANADA, SO I KNOW QUITE ABIT.

SO ANYONE TRIED OR USED COLEY'S TOXIN OR THOUGHT ABOUT IT?

Karen Anne Halder

Posted at 7:44PM on May 6th 2007 by Karen

3. Hi

I'm watching the program right now and want others to know about and investigare this potential treatment. I'm on my 3rd round with cancer and am ordering it. Chemo is the real death sentence IMHO. Dig deep into the site, click on all the links. Go back to it several times, it makes sense.

http://www.anticancer.net/vaccine.html

Posted at 3:34AM on May 7th 2007 by lori



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