Cancer Healing Journeys by ZenOnco.io & Love Heals Cancer

Lindsay Menard is a Breast Cancer survivor, motivational speaker, holistic Psychotherapy, Addiction Specialist/Interventionist and Coaching. She also has a blog called " The Angel of Death". Initially, she felt a lump on her breast, which was tender. Her nurse practitioner said it was a hormonal change, and the lump will go by itself. After two months, she again noticed another lump not tender, and the diagnosis was confirmed after further tests. She underwent chemotherapy, mastectomy and radiation therapy as a part of the treatment. After nine months, she went for a prosthesis as her implant was infected and removed. She even had pneumonia during the period, which did not cause much trouble. Lindsay had supportive family and friends throughout the cancer journey. Lindsay sings, "Blackbird singing in the dead of night. Take these broken wings and learn to fly—all your life."

Leighton Morris was diagnosed with Bowel cancer at the age of 38. Then he discovered that he has a genetic condition, familial adenomatous polyposis(F.A.P.). He did an ileostomy operation to survive. After his treatment, he searched for fulfilment and is today the C.E.O. of Accessibility Enterprise and owner of 3D-pi. He tells everyone that live for today, not tomorrow. Value time and family. Summing up his journey, he says, Roller coaster but with a positive outcome.

Lauren Tarpley was diagnosed with breast cancer in September 2020 at the age of 34. She started preventive treatments at the age of 30, so she went for annual mammograms every year. Her tumour was detected with the help of a mammogram, ultrasound and biopsy. She went through 6 rounds of chemotherapy, 11 rounds of Herceptin targeted immunotherapy, 25 rounds of radiation therapy and a double mastectomy. She is going through reconstruction currently. Her message to other cancer patients is to stay positive, find a sound support system and communicate. Summing up her journey, she says, " The journey of a lifetime.

Krishna is a Breast Cancer survivor, published author and public speaker. Her passion is teaching, mentoring and counselling those struggling with their purpose and identity. Krishna has earned a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Saint Leo University and a Master's degree in Higher Education Administration from Capella University and is currently in the Graduate Certificate Applied Behavioral Analysis program at Purdue University Global. Her publications include The Day I Lost My Mind, Dear God, It's Me...a journal for the Grieving Heart. She has also created an Online Intercessor's Training Academy for individuals and church groups.

Krishna desires to touch the world with her gift and unique approach to spiritual, emotional and mental healing through transparency and grace for others.

Jennifer Smrz is a 3x breast cancer survivor. She understands the physical, mental, & emotional effects of being diagnosed with a life-threatening disease.

With over 20 years working in the Fitness Industry, she is a strong advocate who can help find a balanced approach towards healthy living. She believes in leading a holistic lifestyle & embracing health through mind, body, & environment. She supports her clients in incorporating healthy strategies daily habits & shares nutrition tips, hoping they can live a long, healthy life!

Jeffrey Deslandes is a seven-time cancer survivor, the Living pioneer of vaccine therapy and the author of "From Cancer Good Things Grow".

After his cancer had returned for the fourth time in 2006, he was suggested by his specialist an autologous stem cell transplant or allogeneic stem cell transplant. He decided not to take the recommendation of his highly trained lymphoma specialist. He decided that he would need to take charge of his treatment and find something with a different attack mode.

Through his association with Lymphoma Australia, he became aware of vaccines for cancer treatment which highly qualified haematologists and scientists were carrying out. His diseased lymph node and immature dendritic cells were processed in the laboratory to manufacture a dendritic cell idiotype vaccine to fight cancer. The laboratory grew the vaccine formulation to make 33 doses of vaccine. The message was, "this is what cancer looks like, now do your job like you are supposed to, and go seek and destroy".

Humberto De Santiago is a 2 time Brain Cancer survivor. Initially, he noticed having stomach aches and headaches during baseball practice in the school. The second time was a couple of weeks after he graduated from the Cal State University of Fullerton. He underwent radiation therapy and chemotherapy as a part of the treatment. Humberto says," Cancer awareness is a must. God gives you a battle because he thinks you can overcome it. Never give up."

Gloria Nelson was diagnosed with breast cancer on 8th October 2018. She is also a campaign ambassador for Cancer Research, UK. Initially, she started having symptoms similar to menopause and Shoulder pain. She then noticed a lump on her breast. On further tests, it was diagnosed as Breast Cancer. She underwent a mastectomy and hormone replacement therapy for the same. She then, later on, had breast construction. She says, "awareness is a must. People should talk out loud about it. Only awareness can push out the stigma."

Himanshu Jain is a Cancer caregiver to his mother, diagnosed with Brain Cancer in 1996. Himanshu was just 21 years old, and he could not even comprehend what was happening. She underwent surgery and radiation therapy as a part of the treatment. She also had a stroke during that time which left her completely bedridden. It was a very depressing moment for the whole family. Surprisingly, she came out of the paralysis after two years, but she lost her entire memory. She could convey her basic needs, and other than that, she could not memorize anything. she is happily living with her family right now, and Himanshu likes to give all the credit to his late father. He says, "My mother's journey was not extraordinary, but her discipline and dedication kept her moving."

After surviving Multiple Myeloma cancer in 2008, he developed a passion for writing. His books are available online on Amazon in Kindle (Electronic) and paperback versions. He writes blog posts on issues concerning national interest. He was interviewed for his book 'International Business Operation' by Mahesh Joshi for the 'Global Business with Mahesh Joshi.' This interview was broadcast on "Voice of America' on 16 December 2020. He is actively involved in counselling cancer patients and their caregivers. Dr Sreedharan is also a Reiki Grandmaster, trained in NLP, self-hypnosis, mystic yogic practices, and heartfulness meditation.