Cancer Survivor

Total Life Care Center, October Breast Health Awareness Month - Close to the Heart of Breast Cancer Survivor Marian DiVittorio

"My experience with alternative medicine and my many years of spiritual work, gave me the confidence to begin healing myself naturally."

Norwalk, CT September 11, 2001

Marian DiVittorio, breast cancer survivor, will be speaking at Total Life Care Center, LLC (TLC) on October 3rd, sharing her story, insights and personal regimen. Join Marian for an informal discussion of her amazing story. Learn about the many holistic modalities she has used to stay healthy, vibrant, and cancer free for 24 years. Marian's story is one of the presentations to be delivered during TLC's October Breast Health Awareness Month at 152 East Avenue in Norwalk.

In 1977, Marian DiVittorio was diagnosed with breast cancer. After much anguish she made the difficult decision to heal herself without pharmaceutical intervention. Marian began the "Gerson Program," which includes nutritional supplements, herbs, spiritual guidance, energy healing and dream work. In Marian's own words she states that "My experience with alternative medicine and my many years of spiritual work, gave me the confidence to begin healing myself naturally." Marian's results speak for themselves and have inspired anyone who has had the pleasure of meeting this survivor.

Drew DiVittorio, Clinical Director, TLC and co-founder of Health for Life Partnership's Breast Health Awareness Month is Marian's son. As Drew watched his mother's intense focus, commitment and self-empowerment he became motivated to investigate alternative health care practices and became a practitioner in Chinese medicine. Beth Leas, Drew's co-partner in the program and co-founder of TLC, is a Reiki Master who works with cancer patients and survivors emphasizing the importance of self-empowerment and self-help techniques. These techniques which are part of TLC's wellness programs, are designed to awaken the inner healer.

Health for Life Partnership's first annual Breast Health Awareness Month is a small-scale pilot project dedicated to educating women and men about breast cancer prevention through lifestyle choices and the importance of early detection and treatment.

For more information about Breast Health Awareness Month and the exciting and informative programs to be provided, please contact Beth Leas at 203-853-4852 or e-mail Beth at tlccenter@aol.com or visit www.tlccenter.com

Publicist: Betty vonLiebermann, 203-869-5465, bvlpr@msn.com