All right, gang. Well, I've got another radical remission survivor interview for you today.

It's Carla Mann's Jeru. She is a survivor of metastatic breast cancer.

Originally diagnosed in 2003, she underwent a mastectomy, chemo, and radiation.

11 years later, in 2014, she had a recurrence, metastatic breast cancer.

And this time, she took a different approach.

She embarked on a holistic healing journey to help herself.

And today she is blessed to report that she has been NED, no evidence of disease since 2016.

So nine years, NED.

That's absolutely fantastic.

And Carla is certified by the National Board of Health and Wellness Coaches.

She is a cancer coach, wellness coach.

She co-founded the Health Navigators, which is a cancer coach, wellness coach. She co-founded the health navigators,

which is a virtual cancer wellness community that you can learn more about. We'll talk about that.

She founded that five years ago. And she's also co-director of the Radical Remission Project

and co-host of the Radical Remission Stories That Heal podcast. So she's doing a lot of

great stuff. I'm really excited to introduce you to her, share her story with you, and just dig into it.

Every interview I do just adds to the pile. Like the joke is, like, I just throw it on the pile.

Here's another one,

right? If anybody's doubtful or skeptical that cancer can be healed, here's another story for you.

And, you know, the analogy I like to use is healing cancer is like climbing Mount Everest.

It's difficult. It's dangerous. Not everyone is able to do it, but we know it's

possible because people have climbed Mount Everest, right? That's how we know it's possible. People

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