Gwone. That’s the word my husband uses when something disappears or leaves. It’s from the powerful play The Syringa Tree by playright Pamela Gien. It’s also the word I now use to describe my ovarian tumor.
Last week I got a call from my doctor confirming that the ovarian tumor that I’ve had for almost a year has disappeared. While the doctors and nurses don’t seem shocked and amazed, I am. So I started thinking about how this miracle could have happened. I’ll never forget the moment I said to myself shortly after being diagnosed, “I’m going to experiment and see if I can get rid of this thing.” Although I have no empirical evidence of what ultimately led to its departure, here are the few things I consciously included in my experiment:
- Expressing my creative side. As I mentioned in my Top 10 of 2010 blog, I found out ovarian tumors are related to stagnant creative energy (if you believe in that hocus pocus, which I do). So I decided it was time for me to start expressing my creative side more often. Of course that was the beginning of my blog.
- Taking a glutathione accelerator. Glutathione is the master anti-oxidant and it’s the destroyer of oxidative stress and free radicals (which contribute to the onset of cancer). I started taking MaxOne™ (formerly MaxGXL®) in September. I’ve noticed other tremendous health benefits since taking it, so I wouldn’t be surprised if it were a contributing factor.
- Meditating and practicing visualization. I started joining my mom’s regular meditation groups and whenever I thought of it, I would practice visualizing my tumor disintegrating into fine dust then vanishing. Poof!
The doctors confirmed it wasn’t a cyst and that it was a tumor (they checked a few times just to make sure). They were planning surgery in a few years when it got big enough to take out. So, what was it? What made it go away? I can’t be sure. But, in any case, now it’s gwone.
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Hello! My name is Sona Khosla and I hope this blog brings you new perspectives, insights and ideas for your life—whether they are written by me or someone from my community.
You need a “love” button this post. “Like” isn’t enough for how awesome it is.
Amen! I’m pretty stoked. And I never use that word!
Congratulations, your will to make the tumor go away possibly triggered the healing response; the body obeys commands that are clear and forceful and I am sure all the other interventions were of support.
Wow, could be. Never thought of that … Thank you!
Wow — that’s amazing, Sona! I recently started taking MaxGXL myself, so I’m interested in how it’s helping others…
Hi Janice, it really is an amazing product. I’ve seen benefits on so many levels: mental clarity, emotional stability/increased joy, less pain in my joints, more energy and stamina, better sleep. The list goes on. It really seems like it just does what you need it to. I’d love to hear what your experiences are.