Cancer Free!: Are You Sure?. This item is unavailable.Cancer Free!: Are You Sure?

Americans are lead to believe the only way to discover cancer is to wait for a tumor to grow big enough to see it with a mammogram, PSA screening, or PET scan. This is DEAD WRONG. These tests are late diagnostic. You are wasting valuable time because the information comes too late to save you from toxic therapies that are not the cure for cancer and may even lead to a recurrence. This book is the roadmap for how to detect cancer years before standard tests do. If you are in treatment, this book tells you how to avoid being subjected to the conventional one-size-fits-all cancer treatment you can find out what drugs and natural therapies will be effective for your specific cancer and tailor a personal program for you.Changing the way the world detects cancer.

Jenny set out on a life changing journey when she was diagnosed with breast cancer in April 2009. Today, Jenny spends time communicating with other newly diagnosed patients, offering them guidance, encouragement, and hope. She has developed a presentation entitled “KNOWLEDGE IS POWER” as a result of several years of research into alternative health therapies, nutrition, and diagnostic testing. Jenny discusses tools and tests that can be implemented to improve health and reduce the risk of a cancer reoccurrence. The information she presents was not given to her by her U.S. oncology team, but was discovered through her quest for health. She is married with three adult children, lives in Sugar Land, Texas and is active in her community and many charitable organizations. She spent several years serving as a board member for “Reconstruction of a Survivor,” a faith based organization that provides cancer support group sessions throughout the greater Houston metropolitan area. She has been a registered nurse since 1990 and is available for speaking engagements and health coaching. Contact her at www.CancerFreeAreYouSure.com

Jenny Hrbacek is a registered nurse who was diagnosed with breast cancer in April 2009. She immediately underwent a double mastectomy and chemotherapy in the belief that would eliminate the cancer. She saw other people in the chemo room undergoing treatment because their cancer had come back a second and third time and Jenny realized surgery and chemotherapy is not a cure for cancer. She learned how to get tested for circulating tumor cells and found she was not cancer free, even though her PET scan was "clean." She learned about a number of early detection tests that will change how cancer is diagnosed. Her mission is to change the way the world detects cancer. Today, Jenny consults individually with other patients and is available for public speaking engagements. She is married with three children, lives in Sugar Land, Texas and is active in her community and charitable organizations. She has been a registered nurse since 1990.