Product Description

How do you handle the crippling fear of losing your life after being diagnosed with cancer? What choices do you have when the recommended surgery will disable you for life? Where do you find natural healing remedies when medical authorities dismiss them as quackery?

Through the eyes of Richard J. Manley, cancer survivor, counselor and teacher, A Portrait for Healing answers these questions as Richard shares his experience using natural, non-invasive treatments to cure his cancer.

A Portrait for Healing is an emotional, yet factual, account of Richard's decision not to follow his surgeon's advice to have invasive surgery. Join Richard on his healing journey and learn:
· Holistic healing principles and practices
· How to understand and conquer your fears
· How to take control of your own healing
· The value of integrating spiritual, mental, emotional and physical healing

"(A Portrait for Healing) is a must read for all who are afraid of getting cancer, who have cancer, or who have had cancer.... It is the best resource guide for natural healing remedies I have seen." -- Bob Spears, Heartland Reviews

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #2335778 in Books
• Published on: 2002-12-18
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 338 pages

About the Author
Richard Manley is a National Certified Counselor who counsels and teaches in the community college. His passion is helping others create optimum health through lifestyle changes and holistic methods. He currently provides Life Path Counseling for Health, Career, and Personal life transitions in Southern California.

Customer Reviews

Gripping!
There is a lot of useful information packed into this book for anyone facing cancer and wanting to find what has worked for others. I have used many of the excellent resources the author provides.

I read this book after my own much less perilous search for an alternative solution to cancer to see if the author had been lucky enough to find glyconutrients too. When I got into the book, I did not want to put it down and felt like I was right there beside him at every step. The author shares so candidly that by the end of the book, he begins to feel like a close friend.

Stay healthy, Mr. Manley, so you can write more books.