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Cancer as a Turning Point returns to Greenville, SC
Dawn Smith
 
Monday, February 19, 2007 -

Cancer as a Turning Point From Surviving to Thriving

Furman University, Greenville, SC

June 23-24, 2007

For more information and to register:http://www.healingjourneys.org

Free Conference

The purpose of this program is to educate, inspire, connect, and celebrate all whose lives have been touched by cancer or any life-altering condition.

  • Cancer or any life-altering illness can be viewed as both a curse and a blessing.
  • If viewed simply as a disease of the body, it is experienced only as a curse.
  • When we view cancer in the context of the whole person (body, mind, emotions and spirit), we see its transformative potential, as an awakening for the soul and spirit. Only then can we see it as a blessing and utilize its gifts.
Who Should Attend?
  • Women and men touched by cancer or any life-altering illness.
  • Healthcare providers.
  • People supporting friends or family with cancer.
Conference Objectives
  • Differentiate between curing the body and healing the person.
  • Rekindle hope and motivation to live fully in the present.
  • Explore illness as an awakening with transformative potential.
  • Celebrate the healing capacity of the human spirit.
  • Convey how diet and nutrition can help control cancer and promote wellness.
  • Facilitate healing from within as an essential component of total health.
  • Experience the physical and emotional benefits of group support.
  • Incorporate stories, music and laughter to facilitate the healing process.
  • Explore the impact of psycho-social and spiritual practices on the immune system.
  • Facilitate networking among people and organizations with common goals and concerns.

Lunches
Lunch time will be networking time. We encourage everyone to stay for lunch. If you can pay for your lunch, we would appreciate it. You can also donate something to pay for someone else's lunch. If you are unable to cover our cost for lunch, pay whatever you can. You can also bring your own lunch.

For more information and to register: http://www.healingjourneys.org

 
 
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