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Breast Cancer and our Belief System

Breast cancer is one of night mare and scary issue to women as well as to men. It is devastating for women to loss their breast and have mastectomy. To women their breast is the most visible part of their femininity. They feel if they lost their breast to breast cancer, they are not whole women anymore.

Breast cancer has the same effect on men. They feel if the women had breast cancer or mastectomy, she definitely lost her womanhood.

We know that these assumptions of women and men about breast cancer are both false. However, these beliefs are so deeply rooted in our subconscious mind that we have to unlearned them and replace them with more positive beliefs.

How can we do it?

You know how important it is to watch what you say to yourself. Some portion of your brain believes every word that you and others send to it. And it takes about 30 days of creating new patterns for you to be able to form a new belief or habit.

These new habits creations are called "affirmations." You must say things over and over again to yourself in the form of a positive for about thirty straight days, so that you create these new lifetime beliefs and "new roads" in your brain. This is the foundation for changing your beliefs about anything, including your beliefs about breast cancer.

With much Love, Laughter and New Beliefs,

Lea Yekutiel

 


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