MS and the Stem Cell Transplant

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The stem cell transplant actually bought me five years of great health. When I was 40 I was part of a trial at the Alfred Hospital and they would send a tube up through your groin and into your neck to test for MS. They thought MS had something to do with the blood flow between brain and rest of body so they were stenting the veins in my neck. My husband left me it doesn't have to be a horrible thing if I thought it was a horrible thing it would be a horrible things, she says. She decided to make it a positive thing a good thing Wow.

If you knew the quality of your thoughts could affect your reality, would you choose to think differently?

You could have more power than you think when it comes to your experiences. By simply choosing more positive thoughts and consciously repositioning your perspective, you could significantly improve your life and minimize the effects of trauma or disease.

In the episode, Kat Finnerty discusses the connection between the quality of your thoughts and your personal experiences.