My name is Jeffrey Williams and I had stage 3 testicular cancer. I was diagnosed Feb 25th 2009. I had my first surgery to have the cancerous testicle removed on the next day. I went to the local cancer hospital (Roswell Park) on March 3rd to confirm I was cancer free. That day I was told I had a second tumor that was roughly 7 inches by 4 inches in my abdomen. I was given 2-6 months to live. My wife was pregnant with our triplets at this time and the Dr.’s kept telling me that I was never going to see my babies be born. I was officially cancer free April 20th 2010.

Diagnosed with terminal lung cancer in 1976, Stamaitis Moraitis left the U.S. and moved back to Ikaria, a mediterranean island, to be close to his family and enjoy his last 9 months on earth. 30 years later he's 96, still alive and cancer-free. No surgery, no drugs, no chemo. Not even any alternative therapies. So what did he do? Read on...

My husband of 34 years was diagnosed with stage 4 primary liver cancer in March 2012. The doctor told us there was not much to be done since the tumor was 7 inches covering his lower lobe and also had spread to his lymph nodes. After one week at home we decided to do what we have done for many years, rely on ourselves. We started making phoenix tears and he was off the morphine in one week. Within a couple of weeks his pain and swollen stomach disappeared and with it came hope and a good quality of life. His tumor marker went from over 6000 to normal and he is feeling well.

My name is Lori McFadden, and I was diagnosed with parotid salivary gland cancer, stage 1, grade 2, in July, 2005, at age 50. This type of cancer often returns after 7 to 10 years. Mine came back after 6 years, but was beaten back through nutrition and anti-cancer supplements and hasn't returned...

My name is Dale Figtree and I had lymphatic cancer at age 27. I was told I had a malignant lymphatic tumor and was started on chemo and radiation. My doctor said that the chemo could not entirely cure this type of cancer but it would help reduce it and make it easier for the radiation to work. It never occurred to me that any other approach to healing existed. After six months, I had reached the limit of radiation I could have in that area and those treatments were stopped. My doctor told me the tumor had been reduced by about 90 percent but was still not entirely gone and there was nothing more they could do. This was a terrifying moment yet also a magnificent moment, for it was then that I was shaken awake to the desperate need to save my own life...

Ann E. Fonfa, Jan 1993 breast cancer, age 44 Describe your experience with conventional doctors and treatments: Was suffering from multiple chemical sensitivity and ill often from exposures - usually had to stay in bed for days at a time. Had an amazingly (I thought) unsympathetic oncologist who suggested chemo and told me it didn't matter when I explained my problems with reactions to smells, and chemicals. I walked out and did not return. Refused radiation, then hormonal treatment. But I consented to lots of small surgeries as I had five years of local recurrence (even after mastectomy)...

Hi, my name is Audree Lee and I was diagnosed with breast cancer in 1980, 6 months after my mother died of cancer. My father died 2-1/2 years before her. They both chose Chemo and Radiation. I was given those options, but I decided to take my health in my own hands and started by changing my diet...

Enter John Tod. My first cancer experience was with wife number two. She was diagnosed with Hairy Cell Leukemia in 1997. She was terrified having watched her mother and aunt both die of cancer. She was told that chemotherapy …

My name is Marcia, I was diagnosed with Papillary Thyroid Cancer in December of 2010. We found out it was metastatic thyroid cancer in January. In February, I was diagnosed with malignant melanoma, and in March, they found more thyroid …

Nicola. Aged 40 at diagnosis, January 2010. Stage IIb/IIIa invasive ductal carcinoma of the breast. 2 tumours measuring 2.5cms combined. Onset of Pagets disease of the nipple. Widespread DCIS. ER/PR positive. HER negative. Grade 2. 1 of 33 lymph nodes …