Cortney Campbell, Hodgkin's Lymphoma Survivor (Alternative only)
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Cortney Campbell, Hodgkin's Lymphoma Survivor (Alternative only)
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Cortney Campbell was diagnosed with a rare form of Hodgkin’s lymphoma in 2008 at age 26. After a PET scan and other testing she learned it was in her neck, opposite armpit, and small amounts in her rib cage. She had a lymph node biopsied and found that the cancer was slow growing but needed to be addressed because of how much it had spread.
Since the suggested conventional treatment threatened her fertility amongst other permanent side effects, she and her husband opted to pursue non-toxic strategies as a Plan A.
After 8 months of specific anti-cancer diet and lifestyle changes, Cortney was NED and has been ever since. She now has 6 children and leads a community of like-minded cancer thrivers
Connect with Cortney@anticancermom on IG and Facebook.
You can learn more about her story at AnticCancerMom.com.
Resources: Healing Strong Bill Henderson Budwig Protocol Anne Wigmore
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