Our work is a supplement to the medical model, not a substitute. We have been in the Sloan-Kettering Institute, Columbia University, Baylor Medical School, University of California, Los Angeles. The American Medical Association is coming out next week with an article on us, and we will be in Family Circle magazine on July 21st. Another Center like this one is being started by one of the Stanford oncologists who has been positively influenced by our work. But when you are joined in love, joined with another totally in love or in prayer, you are experiencing wholeness at that point.
Healing is wholeness, absolutely.
Usually with cancer there is so much suffering which is not only physical, but psychological and mental as well. If a person has a philosophy to live by, this helps no end. This is a transitory phase. I find that many parents are opened up by their child's spiritual being. A parent begins then to pick up that attitude from his child.