Jean-Pierre Poulin | Transforming Trials into Triumphs

Mari spent most of her life trying to avoid being in her body. Between surviving childhood sexual abuse and living with type 1 diabetes since 1981, the trauma of her life left her with PTSD and two suicide attempts. But her mindset changed when Mari discovered the magic of distance cycling at age thirty-nine—the same year she was diagnosed with breast cancer for the first time. Now a three-time cancer survivor, Mari has continued her life as an amateur endurance athlete. She has volunteered with the American Diabetes Association, and she created Team Red and the Red Rider Program for cyclists with diabetes. She was also the CEO of TeamWILD Athletics, training people with diabetes across the globe to be endurance athletes. Now she shares her journey in hopes that you too can learn to live fully and joyfully.During our conversation, Mari shares how she discovered her “perfect” childhood was not so perfect, how she detected a lump in her breast, what attracted her to endurance athletics, what led to her two suicide attempts and how she transformed her life afterward, the important lessons she teaches in her book, Extreme Healing, and how she helps people that feel stuck when it comes to exercise.For more information, go to Mariruddy.comThe Cancer Liberation Project is sponsored by thekarlfeldtcenter.com

Dr. Fazio’s journey in dentistry is both unique and inspiring. After graduating from New York University College of dentistry in1988 and experiencing severe health problems, Dr. Fazio’s research and personal experience led him to discover the harmful effects of mercury exposure in dental practices.Trained by Dr. Hal Huggin’s in mercury-safe amalgam-removal protocols, Dr. Fazio’s transformation has not only profoundly impacted his own health but also profoundly impacted the way he practices dentistry. He is passionate about providing mercury-free and mercury-safe treatments, insuring a healthier dental experience for his patients.During our conversation, Dr. Fazio shares his experience with acute mercury exposure, what his sister experienced when she had her amalgam (silver) fillings removed, the many symptoms of mercury exposure, how to test for mercury toxicity, if it’s safe to remove amalgam fillings in a cancering process, how to find a dentist to safely remove amalgam fillings, how to find a credible biological dentist, the problems with root canals and more!The Cancer Liberation Project is sponsored by thekarlfeldtcenter.comImportant links:Iaomt.orgIabdm.orgholisticdental.orgTo learn more about Dr. Fazio’s practice, go to holisticsmiles.org

Dr. Marlene Siegel has been in private practice for 40 years with the last 25 years being a pioneer in the field of integrative medicine.  She is a respected author, international lecturer, researcher for integrative veterinary technologies and a clinical practitioner. She has a special expertise in Ozone Therapy, Photodynamic Therapy and Detoxification.  Her veterinary hospital has the widest array of alternative therapies in the world. Dr. Siegel’s focus is on BioRegulatory Medicine- identifying the root cause of disease and establishing safe and effective solutions. Because she is a problem solver, she has developed her own raw food and essential supplements company and is preparing to launch S’Paws Family Wellness Centers which are detox centers for pets and their human parents. During our conversation, Dr. Siegel shares what made her step away from conventional veterinary medicine to focus on holistic pet health, a 6-step map for good pet health, the appropriate diet for your dogs and cats, why kibbles are not good to feed your pets, what she recommends to protect you and your pets from EMF’s (Electromagnetic Frequency Pollution), and what she recommends pet owners do to prevent their pets from a cancer diagnosis.  For more information, go to drmarlenesiegel.com The Cancer Liberation Project is sponsored by thekarlfeldtcenter.com

Keith I. Block, MD, long regarded as the “father” of integrative oncology, combines cutting-edge conventional treatments with personalized and scientifically-based innovative, complementary and nutraceutical therapies. In 1980, he co-founded the Block Center for Integrative Cancer Treatment in Skokie, Illinois, the first such facility in North America. Their model of care continues to set the standard for the practice of a comprehensive, individualized approach to cancer treatment in the U.S. In addition to his clinical practice, Dr. Block is the founding Editor-in-Chief of the peer-reviewed journal, Integrative Cancer Therapies. He is also the Scientific Director of the Institute for Integrative Cancer Research and Education, where he has collaborated with colleagues at the University of Illinois at Chicago, the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, and Bar Ilan University in Israel. In 2005, he was appointed to the National Cancer Institute’s Physician Data Query (PDQ) Cancer CAM Editorial Board, on which he continues to serve today. Dr. Block has more than 150 publications in scientific journals and books relevant to nutritional and integrative oncology. He is also the author of Life Over Cancer, published in April, 2009.

After meeting Alexis, a 23-year old single mother who was dying of Stage 4 breast cancer and looking for someone to care for her baby girl, Heather’s life changed forever. Heather and her husband Steve cared for Alexis through her final months and added baby Lexi to their family, giving them four kids under 8.A year and a half later, the unthinkable happened. At just 31, Heather found a lump and was diagnosed with the same aggressive breast cancer that took Lexi’s first mom.Heather is now doing well and has used her experiences for so much good. In fact, she founded Pink Ribbon Good, a non-profit that helps support women with breast & gynecological cancer.During our conversation, Heather shares the life-changing encounter that led her to start Pink Ribbon Good, the incredible impact the organization has had on those touched with cancer, the lessons she learned from her own experience with cancer, and more!For more information, go to pinkribbongood.orgThe Cancer Liberation Project is sponsored by thekarlfeldtcenter.com

Harriet is a clinical social worker specializing in grief and loss. She helps people cope through their challenges towards eventual growth and wholeness. She facilitates groups and is a speaker. She has written one book, Living Well Despite Adversity, and is now writing her next book on the miracles of her cancer treatment journey. Harriet is a cancer thriver and is a supportive guide for others on their journey.   During our conversation, Harriet shares her family experience that led her to counsel others on grief and loss, the symptoms that eventually led to her diagnosis of Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, the tools she uses with her clients that helped her cope with treatment, the life lessons she learned from her challenges, and what she does currently to avoid cancer recurrence. For more information, go to rebuildlifenow.com The Cancer Liberation Project is sponsored by thekarlfeldtcenter.com