Inside the conversation
Justine Laidlaw shares her own experience of colon cancer, the choices she recalls, and the meaning she found along the way. One person’s story cannot predict another person’s outcome; cancer concerns deserve appropriate specialist care.
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Justine Laidlaw is a late stage Colon Cancer Survivor, Integrative Cancer Coach, Life Coach, and Dr. Kelly Turner’s Radical Remission workshop facilitator living in New Zealand.
In 2013, Justine’s life changed forever when she was diagnosed with a stage 3 aggressive tumor at the age of 45. She was told that she had a 16% chance of surviving 5 years if she opted not to do the recommended radiation and chemotherapy treatment. Instead, she chose to listen to her intuition instead of the doctors. This was the start of her healing journey as she started to question conventional therapy, took charge of her own health, went deep and released fear based emotions, and organized powerful healing protocols while working on the mental, emotional, and spiritual side of herself. Today, Justine is coaching others as they undergo life-changing diagnoses and situations from the wisdom she gained on her own healing path.
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Original episode title
Interview with Justine Laidlaw, on Her Against the Odds Healing Journey as a Late Stage Colon Cancer Survivor
An interview records a guest’s perspectives and experiences; these are not automatically established findings or individualized treatment advice. For symptoms or personal health questions, seek additional care from a qualified clinician or appropriate specialist. A personal account cannot establish what caused recovery. Cancer and other serious conditions require specialist care; emotional and spiritual practices should not delay it.