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Breast Cancer Breakthroughs Summit

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<h6><b>Vicki Gayle</b></h6>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">Well, I remember when I got the call from my doctor, I was terrified. I actually pulled over. I just got home from work. And I was just terrified. And I called my husband and I was crying and I was hysterical. Yeah, it was a very, very scary diagnosis.</span>

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<h6><b>Véronique Desaulniers, DC</b></h6>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">Yeah, because when people think of breast cancer, what do they think? Bald head, sick and dying. Right. And so we're here to change that, that paradigm. And so what did you do initially after that diagnosis settled in? What did you do?</span>

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<h6><b>Vicki Gayle</b></h6>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">Well, of course, they wanted to do a biopsy, so I had the biopsy. And it was a it was a terrible experience. Actually, even one of the nurses in the room had to leave because she almost fainted. It was extremely painful. And because I had a couple of tumors, they wanted to biopsy them. So. But once I got past the biopsy, I saw my wonderful nurse practitioner and she referred me to another out-of-town oncologist. And she told me she wanted me to see the best, hence, you know, to send me out of town. I had started doing the Hoxie protocol as well. And so when I saw my oncologist for the first time, I told him I wouldn't do radiation or chemotherapy but that I was doing Hoxie and I didn't know what to do from there. So he referred me to a surgeon who initially was very nice, but she told me I needed a mastectomy and she said because I had multifocal disease. And the first time I went to her office, she actually had a circle with all these dots on it. And she said this, you know, there are probably 15 dots. And she said, this is your this is your breast and this is how much cancer you have. Well, I know I did have four small tumors, but she really was trying to scare me and she did scare me. And I was alone. And I cried that visit. And then I went to see a plastic surgeon. Again, I was alone that I said to him can my husband listen on the phone? And he said, absolutely not. He said, I don't know who is behind there if you're recording me, but he wouldn't let my husband listen to the appointment. So we went back for a second visit and my husband got to meet the surgeon and the plastic surgeon. He said to me on the way home, don't do it. They're bullies. The plastic surgeon even had joked with my husband about cup size after reconstruction. So it was very unprofessional and I just knew that wasn't right for me. So I posted on Chris Beat Cancer and somebody got a hold of me about Cryoablation. And so I got a hold of Dr. Dennis Holmes and had Cryoablation done. Yeah.</span>

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<h6><b>Véronique Desaulniers, DC</b></h6>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">Wonderful. And so you ended up finding my book, and you decided that you were going to jump in and do the seven essentials and do some coaching. So how has that changed your approach to your healing journey? How has that helped you?</span>

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<h6><b>Vicki Gayle</b></h6>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">At first, I heard one of your four-day sessions and I didn't think I could manage that and working full time but I decided, you know, this is something that I really wanted to do. I believed in it. I trusted what you wrote and I trusted you. So I started slowly implementing things and then I did your Survive and Thrive course. I think that was last October or November. And I just told my husband, I need to get a coach and this is something that I want to do. And so I've been doing it ever since and really appreciate the support and the positivity of the program. And it's not that hard to do.</span>

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<h6><b>Véronique Desaulniers, DC</b></h6>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">So you mentioned before we started recording, which I say this often a healing journey is a marathon. It's not a sprint. So what are some of the changes that you've been able to implement that have improved your health?</span>

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<h6><b>Vicki Gayle</b></h6>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">I'm not really good at the supplements, although I'm trying, but intermittent fasting, I do. I do Ozone. We bought a hyperbaric chamber. I try to exercise. You know, I'll do four or five mile hikes. I'm being very careful with my carbohydrates and I love the EFT tapping and the HeartMath and just realizing I need to take time for me. I also love the Joe Dispenza, that book.</span>

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<h6><b>Véronique Desaulniers, DC</b></h6>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">You Are the Placebo. You are the power of your brain</span>

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<h6><b>Vicki Gayle</b></h6>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">Yes. And I preach that all the time. And your book in your program to anyone that will listen. And in fact, I have a lot of girlfriends that follow you on Instagram, even though they don't have breast cancer. So I spread the word. You sent me some books and I've passed out quite a few and I just had someone text me yesterday, in fact wanted your link.</span>

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<h6><b>Véronique Desaulniers, DC</b></h6>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">Well, thank you, Vicki. That's really sweet and the good news is that Vicki is now no evidence of disease. So she has successfully healed her body and she's going to continue the path of creating vibrant health. So, Vicki, thank you so much for your time. And if you had just a few words of parting encouragement to women that are on a healing journey right now, what would you tell them?</span>

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<h6><b>Vicki Gayle</b></h6>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">One step at a time, one moment at a time, and keep staying positive. And the other thing that helped so much is the other breast cancer divas. I have a couple of friends that we talk with, we talk weekly. And so that support group has been extremely helpful, encouraging for me.</span>

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<h6><b>Véronique Desaulniers, DC</b></h6>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">Yeah, community. Community is so important. So thanks, Vicki. I'm so proud of you and all the work that you've done.</span>

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<h6><b>Vicki Gayle</b></h6>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">Well, thank you for your help.</span>

<h6><b>Véronique Desaulniers, DC</b></h6>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">Welcome, everybody. I'm excited to share this little mini experience with one of our clients, Vicki Gale. So, Vicki, you were diagnosed with breast cancer. So when you heard those words, what went through your mind?</span>

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<p>Dr. Véronique Desaulniers, better known as Dr. V, is the founder of Breast Cancer Conqueror® and the 7 Essentials System®, and co-founder of My Breast Friend™. Her signature process has empowered thousands of women in over 56 countries around the world. Her mission is to “save lives, one breast at a time.” Dr. V has personally conquered breast cancer twice, which gives her an empathetic perspective to understand other women facing a healing journey. Her signature book Heal Breast Cancer Naturally is a #1 Amazon Best Seller in 10 categories and in 5 countries. Dr. V has been featured in the world-renowned Truth About Cancer Docu-series and TTAC LIVE stages, as well as many summits and podcasts.</p>


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