Not Sick Enough to Die...: My Leap from Patient to Dr. Nd

Not Sick Enough to Die...: My Leap from Patient to Dr. Nd
ISBN-10
1452597677
ISBN-13
9781452597676
Category
Biography & Autobiography
Pages
152
Language
English
Published
2014-12-03
Publisher
Balboa Press
Author
Dr. Sherin Lee

Description

The book you hold in your hands tells the remarkable story of one womans journey from a diagnosis of irreversible brain damagethat would leave her with an 8th grade IQto her stunning and unexpected recovery from both physical and mental deterioration. In spite of the opinions of experts who claimed she would never return from such a prognosis, she did rebound, accompanied by a radical life change which led her to become a holistic health practitionera board-certified Naturopath and Nutritionist, with the added bonus of finding her lifes calling by improving the health and the quality of others lives. Her story is an inspiring account that carries a message of hope for all who seek to achieve wellness and healing in their own physical, mental, and spiritual lives. Dr. Lees story will provide you with inspiration and hope as you follow her on your own health journey.

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