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    A Cancer Treatment: A Journey On the Transformation Away from Cancer: A Fictionalized Autobiographical Tale
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    A Cancer Treatment: A Journey On the Transformation Away from Cancer: A Fictionalized Autobiographical Tale
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    A Cancer Treatment: A Journey On the Transformation Away from Cancer: A Fictionalized Autobiographical Tale

    By John L. McLure

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    The author is describing a cancer treatment that he feels is more humane. His commitment to it brought about a transformation. His participation put him in charge of his own healing A Cancer Treatment is a push to further a cause; a cause that approaches the origin of cancer through the many imbalances in our human existence. He confirms this science by outliving his dismal forecast by 14 Years.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateFeb 29, 2016
    ISBN9781329820241
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