In August of 2020, as I went through the wild unpredictable emotional eruptions that bubbled up with the withdrawals of a marijuana and sex addiction, I told my psychologist that what I needed was to increase my meditation and not begin medication.
The past 35 years, since my own unexpected recovery from leukaemia, has given me the opportunity of working with thousands of people with cancer. When I first started out in practice as a naturopath, patients were generally told to ‘eat whatever they liked’ and were given no guidance as to how to contribute to their own healing.
The Quest for Life Foundation is a not-for-profit organisation based in Bundanoon in the beautiful Southern Highlands and offers life-changing residential programs and community-based workshops. Quest's programs inspire and support people living with the challenges of trauma, grief, anxiety, depression, burnout, cancer and chronic illness.
Rob and Joan, affected by bushfire and other trauma, attended residential programs at Quest supported by your donations. Here they share their stories, with heartfelt gratitude for your support.
"I spent New Year's Eve 2019 sitting in the pitch dark at my best friend Alicia’s house listening to a portable radio while Alicia’s parents, Lyn and Stu, tried to figure out if they would still have a house after the Currowan Fire tore through their township of Lake Conjola. Sadly, they did not.
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