133 million Americans live with a chronic disease.

That's nearly half of us.

By next year, 81 million will have multiple conditions.

If you're suffering or love someone who is suffering,

or you want to keep yourself and your loved ones from suffering,

I think you're going to find a lot of value in this conversation. I'm Linda Siebertson,

and today on The Beautiful Writers' Podcast, I've got two women on who are intimately connected

to this topic of healing. Kelly Noonanors is the director, writer, and star, of the global phenomena, The Heal Documentary, out in book form this month.

She's joined by Anita Morjani, whose global bestseller, Dying to Be Me, made famous an out-of-this-world case of spontaneous healing.

Anita's story of being riddled with cancerous tumors and having a

near-death experience in the hospital only to walk out cancer-free is featured in Kelly's film

Heel and in the book. I feel so blessed to have them on together because to me, their stories,

especially as they relate to how their books

came to be, which you'll hear, are a beautiful example of how creative goals can and do have a

bigger life than our scared and small thinking can ever envision. But, and I think this is key,

we have to be ready, energetically, emotionally, mentally, and physically, for our dreams to become real.

Otherwise, we slow them down or push them away as each of these ladies did on their journey.

Stay tuned if you're in need of a readiness reboot.

I am so grateful to Cal, who is a dear girlfriend of mine for introducing me to Anita.

Heal is not unlike this show in that Kelly gathers together the best and brightest minds,

in this case of leading scientists and spiritual teachers to let the rest of us know that our thoughts,

beliefs, and emotions have a huge impact on our

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