Awakening from Cancer
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In 2004, Mary Montgomery was diagnosed with breast cancer. Instead of pursuing traditional health care, she researched alternative methods and found North America’s best and longest practicing Oriental Medicine physicians. During an acupuncture session with him, her life dramatically changed.
As soon as he closed the door behind him, I became aware of my Guides in the room.
I didn´t really see them; I felt their presence. And a sense of urgency in the air.
Then they spoke.
“We can cure you quickly if you make a promise to us.”
Thus began a series of conversations that showed Mary how to walk through the nightmare of cancer and out the other side.
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About the Book
n a recent talk about her latest book, Awakening from Cancer, Mary G. Montgomery received the following feedback: “A powerful message of hope.” “Thank you. It made me not fear cancer as much as I have in the past.” “Truly amazing and very inspiring. Thank you for sharing your story with us.” In her talk, Ms. Montgomery shared her experiences: "I am incredibly grateful that I had Cancer. I feel the benefits I’ve gained far outweigh being cured from one single disease. What are these benefits? There are many, but here's three: "1. I know that we shouldn’t blindly accept what seems obvious at first; "2. I know that no matter how discouraging the events of our lives are, we have choices; and "3. I know that we do not need to fear, because we are not alone. Countless higher beings, referred to as Guides or Angels, are willing to offer us guidance; we have only to open, listen, and follow. And I’ve outlined how to do this in my book. I know all this, because I live this truth now. I spend time daily listening to my Guides, and when I do, my life flows so much easier."
About the Author
Mary G. Montgomery is an educator, writer, editor, and cancer survivor. She has authored Greywolf: a novel, and helped edit Tainted Blood? Memoirs of a Part-Jewish Girl in the Third Reich 1933-1945, as well as Memoirs of Diamond Jenness (Canadian Arctic Explorer and Anthropologist), and The Camel and a Scorpion—both of which are due for publication in 2008. She lives in Austin, Texas with her husband, teenage daughter, and aging dog.