From Brain Cancer Fiasco to Stability with Personalized Metabolic Testing

Hi, my name is Megan Ageton, and I'm shooting this video because seven months ago, I was in what we thought was remission at the time. And then that turned into brain cancer before I started working with this Cancer Freedom program. After starting the Cancer Freedom program, my life is now more stable. I have a better grasp on my goals, where I want to be. I have a better understanding of my cancer, and I know I can heal it. I highly recommend the Cancer Freedom program if you are looking for a more personable approach to your healing or prevention that the standard of care cannot hit. My name is Megan Ageton. I am a stay at home mom, and I am from Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Before the Cancer Freedom program, my life was a fiasco. I was in the standard of care. Nothing was going right. And it was pretty much a failure in a sense. What made me say yes to the Cancer Freedom program was the connection I made with Katrina. She herself is a mom, and she had the breast cancer after her fifth baby, which is when I found mine as well. And her relationship with her faith. She was always a phone call or a text away before I joined and I felt such ease with that. If there was anything that prevented me from joining the Cancer Freedom program it would have been the cost. We are a single income family, but I found the support of my community and my family to rally around that. What surprised me the most about the Cancer Freedom program was the tests that were run significantly showed me more about my body, who I am, and my cancer. Things I wasn't getting from the standard of care. The Cancer Freedom program helped me better understand my cancer by running blood work that I had no idea existed or urine work or genetics, things that are passed upon with standard of care, but has taught me so much about who I am and my personal cancer. For women with a recent cancer diagnosis, I would recommend the Cancer Freedom program, because you are going to not only understand more about yourself and what happened to get to where we are, but also you will never feel alone. The most surprising thing that I've learned from the cancer freedom program is what all goes into cancer. It's not tumor focused like the standard of care. It is a series of metabolic processes that need to happen and altogether to get where we are to get this cancer diagnosis. And the more I learn about stress or mold I think mold was probably the most surprising because we live with it. But to know how much of an effect it has on my body and my current cancer, the more determined I am to heal it and beat it. One thing I would like all mothers to know is that we are scared into treatment right away with the standard of care. I was technically two months postpartum when I found my cancer, but we thought it was just like a clogged duct. And then turns out five months later, it's full blown cancer. But they used me and my baby and my four other children to scare me into the standard of care. And that's just take your time. you don't need to dismantle yourself. You don't need to rush into poison. There are so many options out there, and I just wish more people knew about that.