As the final weeks of summer break approach, many parents find themselves reflecting on the season that has passed and looking ahead to the start of a new school year. For parents facing the challenges of cancer, preparing their children for back to school can be overwhelming. Balancing their own health and cancer treatments while ensuring their kids have a … Read More
Embracing the Radiant Spirit of Sunflowers in the August Season
Dear Sunflowers, As the vibrant petals of August unfold, I’m reminded of your enchanting presence and the wisdom you impart upon us. Your resilient stems stand tall, reaching for the heavens, basking in the warm embrace of the sun’s golden rays. How beautifully you demonstrate the art of blooming where you are planted! Just like you, dear Sunflowers, we too … Read More
4 Hidden Dangers of Cell Phone Use and 5G: Protect Your Health in a Wireless World
Living in a digital age comes with its own set of health concerns, particularly when it comes to cell phone use and the emerging 5G network. In this eye-opening blog post, we’ll explore five hidden dangers associated with wireless technology and provide practical tips to protect your health in a wireless world. 1. The Pulsating Radiation Effect: Contrary to popular … Read More
7 Inspiring Lessons from the Believe Big Podcast with Mark Batterson
The Power of Bold Prayers: Mark Batterson, a lead pastor and author, shares how God delights in answering our heart’s deepest desires and God-given dreams through bold prayers. He encourages listeners to pray for things beyond their abilities, resources, and education. Setting Goals for Health: Mark emphasizes the importance of setting goals to stay in shape. He personally takes on … Read More
The Trouble with Ingredients in Sunscreens
Source: https://www.ewg.org/sunscreen/report/the-trouble-with-sunscreen-chemicals/ Sunscreen products are intended to be applied to the body every day, for a lifetime. The companies that make and sell sunscreen ingredients and products should test them thoroughly for potential short-term and long-term health effects. This includes toxicity testing for irritation and skin allergies, as well as testing for skin absorption and the potential to cause cancer, … Read More
Finding Hope in Hard Times
Hope is defined as an optimistic state of mind based on an expectation of positive outcomes; a feeling of trust; or confident expectation. This week I am joined by author Andrea Herzer and Andrea knows all about hope, growing it and maintaining it. Andrea shares her story of managing extreme challenges and finding hope in difficult times, primarily through chronic … Read More
CANCER EVOLUTION – The Metabolic Therapy Journey
A Discussion on Cancer Treatment and Research Ivelisse Page, the founder of Believe Big, spoke with cancer survivor and advocate Maggie Jones and her husband Brad, about the importance of being your own advocate when it comes to cancer treatment and research. The conversation centered around the upcoming release of the docu-series, Cancer Evolution, which focuses on the need for … Read More
Believe Big’s review of “100 Acts of Love: A Girlfriend’s Guide to Loving Your Friend Through Cancer or Loss”
As an organization that supports cancer patients and their loved ones, we highly recommend “100 Acts of Love” by Kim Hamer. This book is an incredibly helpful and heartfelt guide for anyone who wants to support a friend or loved one through a cancer diagnosis or loss. This book is based on Hamer’s personal experiences of caring for her husband … Read More
Cancer Hates Tea
Harnessing the power of nature through tea. Stacy Fritz, Believe Big Patient Advocate + Paula Weinberg, JD, CNS, LDN, ONC Tea has several health benefits, including preventing cancer, improving vascular function, reducing cholesterol levels, preventing atherosclerosis, aiding healthy weight management, boosting metabolic rate, inhibiting fat formation, suppressing appetite, and providing benefits before exercising. Cancer cells do not know when to … Read More
Believe Big Surpasses $300,000 Goal at 12th Annual Fundraising Dinner
Enjoy this write up from the CityBiz Believe Big, a non-profit cancer assistance organization founded by cancer survivor and mistletoe advocate Ivelisse Page, recently hosted its 12th Annual Fundraising Dinner. The event was a resounding success, with supporters coming together to raise more than $300,000 to support Believe Big’s mission of helping cancer patients face, fight, and overcome their disease. … Read More