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About The WeHeal Foundation

“Life is 10% what happens to you and 90% how you respond to it.”

– Lou Holtz, Hall of Fame football coach

“The same is true about medical outcomes. The final outcome is largely determined by how you as a patient respond to your diagnosis, and how proactive you and your medical team are in locating and insisting on the optimal treatment for your case. In order to do this, you need to educate yourself about what those options are, and WeHeal is here to help!”

“When every medical center in the US said that nothing could be done for my “terminal” leukemia, it was my ability to crowd source a solution and find the optimal treatment that saved me! I now call this crowd sourcing ‘CrowdHealing’ and it is why I created WeHeal and our 600_ CrowdHealing communities. Everyone deserves to receive the best possible treatment for their illness, but many are not getting it, especially in the US which currently ranks 37th in the world for medical outcomes!”

– Eric Drew

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Melissa Hooppaw posted an update in the group Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Advocate Network

PTSD has a way of weaving a web into your every thought and action. One hallmark symptom of PTSD is hyper vigilance. I barely realize I navigate through each day watching for threats, but I do. It kept me alive and brought me home after two deployments. As I sit and enjoy my morning coffee, I watched as a baby rabbit slowly crept up to my bird…[Read more]
- Weheal Contributor replied
  
  Hi Melissa,
  As consistently working with all branches of the military and families of soldiers with PTSD, I can say first hand that your knowledge and experience (both on and off the battlefield ) will be an invaluable asset for all who suffer from this traumatic disease. PLEASE keep posting and sharing your knowledge with the world:)
- Eric Drew replied
  
  Thank you so much Melissa for joining WeHeal and for helping others by sharing your story! I also suffered extreme PTSD after 2 years on my deathbed fighting cancer with docs saying I had not chance of survival, and having every patient I met during those two years die. It was a battle scene in its own way, one that is very…[Read more]
- nancy e peden replied
  
  very nice example of being present. i have the sandia mts out my motel window and watching the sky change is really a delight. i don’t walk much as i tried to commit suicide in 2012 and fell so hard it frightened me. i have yet to find a good emdr specialist here but i do respond well to it. the woman i am seeing i have not bounded w and she at…[Read more]