Visualization is a welcome
companion on my walk with breast cancer. It provides comfort, strength, and the
ability to see my own success.
This is the true story of how
my visualization materialized in the real world…
Each night before the
surgery, I would close my eyes, lay my hands over my tumors, and visualize a
bright white light illuminating the inside of my chest and arm pit, driving out
the darkness. In my mind, I would imagine all the cancer cells wiped out and
only the healthy cells remaining, floating in a sea of joy. I would then send
my healthy cells lots of love and positive energy.
A few days before my surgery,
my breast surgeon called and asked for my permission to use a special refractor
that she had never used before, in fact, that had never been used before at the
UCLA in Westwood. She said that if she liked the refractor, and it was
successful, it would be used for future surgeries like mine. This could really
help other people have a successful outcome!
I asked her, what did it do
that was so different? She said that it would “light up my chest cavity” (her
exact words) in a way that provided her with an even greater amount of light!
In other words, it would increase her ability to see, cut down my surgery
time, and improve the likelihood of success. Sounds like a win-win! So I said
yes.
It wasn’t until the next day,
while talking to my friend, Grace; that I connected what I had been visualizing
all along, to the special refractor. The same light I visualized was now, in
reality, going to be provided by this special refractor.
And indeed, my surgery was a
complete success! Visualizations do come true!
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