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Brain mets does not have to mean a death sentence. There have been far too many people with a strong will to live who have beat it. But you can't do it through traditional means. It takes a new form of consciousness--or so researchers have determined. Although the altered consciousness is fairly easy to achieve (or so practitioners report), accepting it is the hard part. Some people are too wedded to their normal modes of thinking about life and reality to make the effort. An individual's desire to live has got to be greater than their need to be right about the way reality does and doesn't work.
If your sister really does want to live and is only accepting death because she feels she has no choice, I highly recommend starting with a book, "The Whisper in Your Heart." A man who's become a friend wrote it. He worked for five years with a woman with terminal cancer who beat it through their work together. But as Steve says throughout the book, she had an undefeatable desire to live and was willing to do whatever it took to achieve that. Together they found an answer.
I'm in a doctoral program and have been examining a lot of mind/body research for my dissertation. There's a LOT out there, but Steve's book is a great place to start.
Traditional Western medicine is probably the poorest place to place ones trust for a cure to metastatic disease. It's important, for sure, but certainly only part of a range of options. But you have to be careful because there are some soul-less charlatans out there. Fortunately, Steve's book is not one of them.
The very best energy for you and Carole.
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