Meg Wolff's guest appearances

Meg Wolff

Grow Your Knowing 

Triggered to Life

Kylie McBeath

Mark Groves

Andy Tomlinson

Garnet Schulhauser

Melissa Boyd

Betsy Thompson

Sara DiVello

Lorrie Towne

Caroline Morrison

Sharon Loy

Doug Spurling

Donna Packard

Kelly McInnes

Bonnie Thomas

Amy Woodson

OwlTail

Meg Wolff is a two time cancer survivor and plant-based foods enthusiast who believes that there is an answer to everything, you just have to find it. She resides in Cape Elizabeth, ME. Follow her on Instagram @megwolff7  Being diagnosed with bone cancer at 33-years old Becoming an above the knee amputee with two children, 6 months and four years old. How to process losing a limb Letting go of your old self to adjust to a new way of life Not identifying as a disabled person How Meg parented while recovering from cancer Finding snow sports after losing your leg Being diagnosed with stage 3b breast cancer at 41 years older. “Trusting her gut feeling” on cancer treatment Combining conventional &amp; alternative treatments to beat advanced cancer Meg’s Macrobiotic Plant-Based Diet journey Being open to all paths to healing Living a wellness lifestyle before it was sexy Pioneering a plant-based diet before it trendy Reading healing stories as a source of hope Traveling to Australia for Osseointegration surgery and walking again after 20 years of pain Mindset and the power of belief in healing Finding The Medical Medium way of life and finding a solution to lingering health issues Acceptance &amp; letting go of resistance=answers coming in How Meg cultivates joy

Meg Wolff is a two time cancer survivor and plant-based foods enthusiast who believes that there is an answer to everything, you just have to find it. She resides in Cape Elizabeth, ME. Follow her on Instagram @megwolff7 <ul> <li>Being diagnosed with bone cancer at 33-years old</li> <li>Becoming an above the knee amputee with two children, 6 months and four years old.</li> <li>How to process losing a limb</li> <li>Letting go of your old self to adjust to a new way of life</li> <li>Not identifying as a disabled person</li> <li>How Meg parented while recovering from cancer</li> <li>Finding snow sports after losing your leg</li> <li>Being diagnosed with stage 3b breast cancer at 41 years older.</li> <li>“Trusting her gut feeling” on cancer treatment</li> <li>Combining conventional &amp; alternative treatments to beat advanced cancer</li> <li>Meg’s Macrobiotic Plant-Based Diet journey</li> <li>Being open to all paths to healing</li> <li>Living a wellness lifestyle before it was sexy</li> <li>Pioneering a plant-based diet before it trendy</li> <li>Reading healing stories as a source of hope</li> <li>Traveling to Australia for Osseointegration surgery and walking again after 20 years of pain</li> <li>Mindset and the power of belief in healing</li> <li>Finding The Medical Medium way of life and finding a solution to lingering health issues</li> <li>Acceptance &amp; letting go of resistance=answers coming in</li> <li>How Meg cultivates joy</li></ul>

Surviving Cancer, Twice & Thriving As An Amputee with Meg Wolff

In the spring of 1998, Meg Wollf was 40 and her life changed forever.  Meg explains: I discovered a lump in my right breast, which later was diagnosed as invasive lobular and ductal carcinoma, stage 3B. The news was devastating, as I had already lost my left leg to bone cancer seven years earlier.Her book Becoming Whole, The Story of My Complete Recovery from Breast Cancer “I’m proud to note that my first book – the story of my journey back to health – has been endorsed by some of the nation’s most influential doctors and includes a foreword by T. Colin Campbell, Ph.D., the leading expert on the link between diet and health. I hope my story inspires you on your own journey to excellent health. Becoming Whole also includes a directory of recommended readings and helpful professionals, a month’s worth of Healing Menu Plans, a photo album, and many of my favorite healthy recipes. Becoming Whole is available in many New England bookstores, online at places like lulu.com and amazon.com.http://www.megwolff.comwww.melissaboyd.net (Vibrational Intuitve Medium )

In the spring of 1998, Meg Wollf was 40 and her life changed forever.  Meg explains: I discovered a lump in my right breast, which later was diagnosed as invasive lobular and ductal carcinoma, stage 3B. The news was devastating, as I had already lost my left leg to bone cancer seven years earlier. Her book Becoming Whole, The Story of My Complete Recovery from Breast Cancer “I’m proud to note that my first book – the story of my journey back to health – has been endorsed by some of the nation’s most influential doctors and includes a foreword by T. Colin Campbell, Ph.D., the leading expert on the link between diet and health. I hope my story inspires you on your own journey to excellent health. Becoming Whole also includes a directory of recommended readings and helpful professionals, a month’s worth of Healing Menu Plans, a photo album, and many of my favorite healthy recipes. Becoming Whole is available in many New England bookstores, online at places like <a href="http://lulu.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">lulu.com</a> and <a href="http://amazon.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">amazon.com</a>. <a href="http://www.megwolff.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.megwolff.com</a><a href="http://www.melissaboyd.net" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.melissaboyd.net</a> (Vibrational Intuitve Medium )

Food as a tool to becoming whole: Meg Wolff