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A Mother’s Journey: Healing Cancer With The Gerson Therapy

This Mother’s Day, we wanted to share a story of healing that you helped make possible – combined, of course, with the amazing determination, courage and perseverance of Maria and her family. In 2012, Maria had a traumatic surgery to remove a cancerous tumor surrounding her colon. Her doctors said she would die without chemotherapy and radiation. Maria had already experienced the devastating toxic effects of chemotherapy in her previous battle with breast cancer, twelve years earlier. She felt that,(...)

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May 11, 2018

Breast Cancer, colon cancer, Gerson patients, Gerson Persons, healing stories, mother's day, Recovery stories, spreading the word

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Disease as Miracle: Multiple Sclerosis, the Healing Reminder and the Gerson Therapy

Nima Najafi was born in Teheran, Iran, a few months before the Iran-Iraq war began. His family left for Germany for eight years to escape war, finally immigrating to Los Angeles in late 1991, where he worked in the entertainment industry. Nima suspects that his family’s experience of constantly trying to escape the path of conflict had an impact on his body, as well as family pressure, stress, lack of sleep and holding emotions inside himself. In Los Angeles,(...)

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January 28, 2016

Gerson Persons, Gerson Therapy, healing stories, MS, Multiple Sclerosis, Recovery stories, Testimonials, your stories

Ned & Bree’s Story

Why Life, Moments and People Are More Important Than Cookies My father's birthday is December 8th. There was a time, about 12 years ago, when we weren't sure he would see any more birthdays, let alone important milestones in our life. He had undergone surgery, radiation, and chemo with no success and the next step, said the doctors, was high-dose chemo to prolong what little life he had left. So he chose Gerson. It was his last option, but at(...)

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December 18, 2015

Fundraising, Gerson Persons, healing stories, Recovered Patients, Recovery stories, your stories

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Carrie’s Story: Overcoming Breast Cancer with the Gerson Therapy

In 2009, when I was 31 years old and still nursing my one-year-old daughter, I found a lump in my breast. Then, I learned that I was pregnant again. I just knew something was wrong inside of me. Soon afterwards, I was diagnosed with stage III breast cancer, and I underwent multiple surgeries and chemo while I was pregnant. Despite everything, I delivered my “chemo baby” and she was healthy. I got infections after every surgery, including urinary tract,(...)

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October 27, 2014

antibiotics, Breast Cancer, chemo pre-treated, depression, Gerson Persons, Gerson Therapy for Chemo-Pretreated or Severely Weakened Patients, Gerson Therapy while pregnant, healing stories, mastectomy, pregnancy, recurrent infections, tamoxifen, your stories

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Jonathan is Getting Ready to Go to the Clinic, And It’s All Thanks to You!

Last week, we told you about Randy Clemens, an awesomely big-hearted fellow who started a fundraiser to help a patient go to the licensed Gerson clinic in Tijuana in honor of his mother Bonnie, who passed away from cancer a few weeks ago. We matched Randy up with Jonathan Hernandez, an 18-year-old boy with metastatic osteosarcoma, whose parents had been scraping and saving and raising funds in their local community to pay for treatment at the clinic. (If you(...)

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July 10, 2013

Carla Shuford, clinic, donations, Fundraising, Fundraising & Outreach, Gerson clinic, Gerson clinic in Mexico, Gerson Persons, helping Gerson patients, News & Events, osteosarcoma, Randy Clemens, Recovered Patients

Randy Lost His Mom to Cancer. Now He’s Fighting to Save Jonathan’s Life. Here’s How YOU Can Help!

Ever wonder how you’d react if you lost the person closest to you? Meet Randy Clemens, who has turned his personal tragedy into a life-saving opportunity for 18-year-old Jonathan Hernandez. When Randy Clemens learned that his mother’s lymphoma had returned, and in a more aggressive form, he didn’t shut down or give up. He went online and found the Gerson Therapy. When he realized that his family was lucky enough to have the resources for treatment but many others weren't,(...)

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July 1, 2013

Cancer, clinic, crowdraising, Fundraiser, Fundraising, Gerson is hard work, Gerson patients, Gerson Persons, helping Gerson patients, Jonathan Hernandez, osteosarcoma, Patient fundraiser, Randy Clemens

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Anderson Cooper Interviews the Family of a Gerson Patient, Carrot Juice Mustaches Ensue!

This week, Anderson Cooper had an amazing interview with a charismatic fellow with an affinity for giving shout-outs to his favorite foods. No, I'm not talking about his now-viral interview with Charles Ramsey, the McDonalds-loving hero who helped rescue three women from captivity in Cleveland. I'm talking about his interview with Sy Harger, a six-year-old boy who loves carrot juice and Hippocrates soup! On the May 8th episode of Anderson Cooper's daytime talk show, Anderson Live, Sy's parents Jordan and(...)

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May 10, 2013

Anderson Cooper, Anderson Live, carrot juice, EoE, Eosinophilic Esophagitis, Gerson Persons, interview, Interviews and Media, media, Sy Harger, TV, video, VIdeos

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How the Gerson Community Rallied to Help Six-Year-Old Sy

And the winner is… you! You may remember, a few months back, I was raising funds for a Sy Harger, a six year old boy with a rare condition called eosiniphilic esophagitis, who is on the Gerson Therapy. If you don’t recall my last post, let me bring you up to speed! My name is Amanda Onken, and I work on the Gerson Institute’s patient follow-up program, where we contact patients to see how they are doing on the therapy. I(...)

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March 4, 2013

crowdraising, donations, Eosinophilic Esophagitis, Fundraising, Gerson Persons, Gerson Therapy, GoFundMe, Harger family, helping Gerson patients, Sy's Snowflake 5k

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Running for a Cause: How I’m Helping a Young Gerson Patient (& You Can Too!)

Happy 2013 to everyone! I know that two of your resolutions are to get fit and help others, right? Well, those two things are my passions, and when I saw an opportunity to help a young Gerson patient while also getting fit I couldn’t pass it up. I know that once you learn about this sweet, little boy you also won’t be able to pass up helping him get well with the Gerson Therapy! As the Assistant to the Medical(...)

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January 8, 2013

5k run, Amanda Onken, creative fundraising, Eosinophilic Esophagitis, Fundraising, Fundraising & Outreach, Gerson Persons, helping Gerson patients, Orlando, Team Gerson

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