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Many Voices, one journey, sounds true.com. You're listening to Insights at the Edge. Today I speak with Lee Fortson. Lee has co-authored and edited numerous books

about health, nutrition, and alternative medicine, and she's also the author of a new Sounds True book, Embrace, release, heal, an empowering guide to talking about, thinking about, and treating cancer.

Lee spent decades learning about and

then was shocked to find out in healthy lifestyle habits and then was shocked to find out in 2006

that she had cancer.

Today she has a clean bill of health, I'm happy to say, and lives

in Colorado with her family. In this episode of Insights at the Edge, Lee and I spoke about what she calls the

morphic field of cancer, the importance of accepting responsibility after a

cancer diagnosis, and her view of fighting cancer in order to thrive is that really the right

perspective to fight.

We also spoke about the central role of self-love, forgiveness, gratitude, and surrender on the

cancer journey.

Here's my moving conversation with Lee Fortsen.

Lee in thinking about speaking with you, I reflected on what it would be like if I received a diagnosis of cancer. And to be honest, that thought totally flips me out completely.

Where I wanted to begin was with hearing you speak a little bit about

what the process was like for you receiving three different cancer

diagnoses and what you learned that might be helpful to other people

who perhaps are either afraid of such a possibility.

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