Boost Susan Viets' Journey to Recovery

Susan Viets has given to others her whole life. Now is her time to ask.

Susan has cervical cancer and it has metastasized and moved into her pelvic bone. She’s been through chemo, radiation, immunotherapy, and she has an option to attend a treatment at the Healing Oasis in British Columbia. Susan and her family need a boost to get the over the hurdle. Can you help?

The power of the human body to restore and return to health when given the right energetic surroundings, love and care is astounding. It’s nothing short of miraculous. Western medicine has its place and its strengths, but also its limitations.

Who is Susan Viets? She’s a true friend, a mother of two amazing daughters who still need her. Susan was a Waldorf Teacher for 15 years. She’s kind and lovely. Susan is beauty personified. She is classy, strong, and full of grit. She’s elegant, refined, kind, thoughtful, sensitive adventurous, intelligent and giving. She’s a world traveler, a lover of the sea, an explorer of the mountains, shores, and islands of Maine. She looks like a model, but she can tear out and replace a toilet like a champ. Don’t mess with her.

She has a quiet determination and a heart of gold. Like many of us, Susan has taken her job to heal past traumas, bodily injuries and mental conditionings seriously. Susan is spiritually aware and she is a warrior. She’s a sister, mother and friend to all and she needs some help. She’s not great at asking, but it’s time.

Any amount that you can share will help her recalibrate her system and reset her natural healing abilities. She’s not giving up. She’s feisty that way. She is resilient and determined to continue her journey of giving, but that requires some receiving as well. For many of us that’s harder to do. Let’s make this easier for her and her daughters and a joyful story of the love we can share with another human.

What you focus on grows so let’s focus on healing, love, mother energy, and building a strong community for everyone. It begins with you.

We’re in this together. Thank you!