The power cancer has on our society is astronomical. Even the word cancer insights fear. As science and treatments advance, more people are living longer with cancer. Yet, many challenges remain within cancer survival, including fatigue, overwhelm, and fear. Meeting these challenges, at every stage of cancer recovery, while facing the uncertainty of the future, is a huge task.
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For millennia we have been conditioned to believe the world is a certain way. Have you ever wondered why you believe what you believe?
Are you living your truth, or have you been programmed with other people’s illusions?
Your subconscious mind is all-knowing and all-powerful, but it is a follower. It seeks direction. If it doesn’t get it from you, it is open to suggestion from others.
Who would you be, without limiting beliefs?
Join me on a journey to explore the possibilities of raising a child with more empowering beliefs than negative ones.
Beginning with the belief that we are perfection at conception, and our beliefs are formed by our perception of our experiences, how would you optimize the prenatal stage?
The odd chapters of this book demonstrate the extraordinary mind of an ordinary child, Elias, raised with empowering beliefs.
The even chapters begin with an NLP/Hypnosis pilot program for military trainees, designed by Dr. Anders Starkstrom, to prevent PTSD and other emotional issues. The cadets learn how to reorganize their minds to clear up past traumas, produce a healthy body, and achieve any goal they desire.
Starkstrom and one of the cadets are mysteriously attracted to each other. Their night together results in an unexpected pregnancy. Cadet Truly Murphy, a career-oriented person with lofty military aspirations, has no desire to be pregnant or raise a child. Her religious beliefs further complicate the situation.
Starkstrom is a widowed father of two adult children who have decided not to have children of their own. With the prospect of no grandchildren, he welcomes the opportunity to raise the child.
Truly reveals that her mother, Christine Murphy, has breast cancer. Starkstrom agrees to treat her with complementary techniques.
This book is a compendium of Mental Science practices and beliefs.
In it you will find:
No matter who you are or what you believe. Every reader of this book will take something different from it and find something unique within its pages.
Yearning to find your Authentic Voice? Uncover the process to participate more authentically in the project we call humanity•••
Rare are the spaces in which we can look inwardly at who we are. There is no horizon to do so more intimately than reading one’s biography. Reflect on what and who you are. What constitutes your core self? What should that be?
While there is no such thing as an “Authenticity Expert,” you now have a viable alternative. Morhaf Al Achkar obtained his Ph.D in education and is currently a practicing family physician at the University of Washington. He was diagnosed with stage IV lung cancer. Since then, his research has focused on the experiences of patients living with cancer. His first book is based on interviews he did with 39 patients who live, like him, with advanced illness. He explored how these patients find meaning, cope, and build resilience. Using his own experiences and deep knowledge of philosophical concepts, Morhaf shares his understanding of authenticity from the perspective of someone aware of his own finitude.
By following along with his fascinating life story, Morhaf invites you on a journey of dialogue and reflection to live a more authentic and purposeful life with integrity.
By engaging with the author’s story in Being Authentic, you will:
Being Authentic: A Memoir™ is the second book in Dr. Alachkar’s self-help series. The first was on resilience and meaning.
Dr. Alachkar’s Memoir shares genuine emotion, heartbreaks and great successes, and encourages us to be our authentic selves. This Memoir highlights our humanity’s purpose to share our story and of our fear of being forgotten after death and yet to live each day. If you like easy and genuine reads that tell it to you straight, then be sure to get your FREE Kindle Copy of Morhaf’s Being Authentic
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My name is Morhaf Al Achkar. I was born in Aleppo-Syria in 1983. I migrated to the United States in 2006 after finishing medical school. I also obtained a Ph.D. in Education from Indiana University. Currently, I am a practicing family physician and associate professor at the University of Washington.
In 2016, I was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer. Since then, my research has focused on the experience of patients living with cancers. My first book is based on interviews I did with 39 patients who live, like me, with advanced illness. I explored how these patients find meaning, cope, and build resilience
Writing my memoir was my attempt to reconstruct my narrative. I did not want to be defined as a cancer patient nor as someone living with resilience despite cancer. I wanted to be me again: A Syrian Immigrant.
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When Diane, a psychologist, falls in love with Charles, a charming and brilliant psychiatrist, there is laughter and flowers—and also darkness. After moving through infertility treatments and the trials of the adoption process as a united front, the couple is ultimately successful in creating a family. As time goes on, however, Charles becomes increasingly critical and controlling, and Diane begins to feel barraged and battered. When she is diagnosed with aggressive breast cancer, Charles is initially there for her, but his attentiveness quickly vanishes and is replaced by withdrawal, anger, and unfathomable sadism. What Diane previously thought were just Charles’ controlling ways are replaced by clear pathologic narcissism and emotional abuse that turns venomous at the very hour of her greatest need.
A memoir and a psychological love story that is at times tender and at times horrifying, Lost in the Reflecting Pool is a chronicle of one woman’s struggle to survive within—and ultimately break free of—a relationship with a man incapable of caring about anyone beyond himself.
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Mary Dunnewold was a yoga-practicing, organic-food-eating health geek. But six months after a clear mammogram, she was diagnosed with stage-three breast cancer. She had six tumors. The largest was the size of a summer plum.
In the next two years, she endured a bilateral mastectomy, chemotherapy, radiation, and multiple reconstruction procedures. But she soon learned that navigating cancer involves more than suffering through the treatment gauntlet. How do you walk the aisles of a small-town Target, guilty of having cancer in public, wondering who knows and who doesn’t? Where do you look when the handsome plastic surgeon kneels in front of you to measure your body fat? What etiquette applies when, during a dinner party, your chest splits open like an overripe watermelon?
In this memoir, the author moves from needing a reason to explain her troubles to finding meaning despite the randomness that afflicts us all.
Nicole’s Song is a touching story of a young lady who inspired people to live, love, and rise above sorrow and pain.
Dear Gentry Family,
I am deeply saddened by the news of your loss.
I feel blessed to have been able to meet and spend
time with Nicole. I will remember her always.
My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Sincerely,
Larry Fitzgerald