I feel honoured to share this third conversation with Jannine Gearon who I interviewed before in May and June this year. Jannine lives with cholangiocarcinoma (bile duct cancer) - a rare and aggressive cancer with very confronting statistics. In our previous two episodes, she bravely shared her journey, including her decision to explore voluntary assisted dying (VAD) as a way of reclaiming a sense of choice amidst pain and uncertainty. Today, there’s a plot twist. A newly available targeted drug, found by her sister at what felt like the literal 11th hour, has begun changing the trajectory of her disease. Her latest scan and bloods show things are not progressing as expected - in the best possible way. As Jannine says, “the cancer is not behaving as it should,” and her oncologist is now cautiously optimistic. May this episode entangle in the quantum field with the exact people who are meant to hear it, and create beautiful ripples in your life and the lives of those you love. 🔔 Previous Episodes with Jannine Late Stage Cancer & Jannine Gearon's Calling https://youtu.be/RucZSkpebp0 Insights Through The Voluntary Assisted Dying Process with Jannine Gearon https://youtu.be/B6AvxSz3sgQ?si=H85VwALOK33Ld4TF 🧡 Support & Resources https://www.9news.com.au/national/pharmaceutical-benefits-scheme-cancer-drug-tibsovo-on-pbs-liver-cholangiocarcinoma/f9e66564-bf2f-4957-a29c-9b466afb835b https://www.wellmeright.com/glossary/scalar-energy-healing#:~:text=A%3A%20Scalar%20energy%20healing%20is,energy%20fields%20using%20scalar%20waves And Jannine also highly rates Hyperbaric treatment. Please contact me for 1:1 coaching support. https://www.giselegambi.com.au/liberated gisele@giselegambi.com.au 00:00 – Welcome back, Intuitive Pull community & re-introducing Jannine 00:59 – Jannine recaps her diagnosis: cholangiocarcinoma, a rare aggressive cancer 01:48 – Why voluntary assisted dying felt like a “life raft” in overwhelming pain 03:24 – The unexpected plot twist: Jannine’s sister finds a new targeted drug 03:44 – A drug specifically for cholangiocarcinoma & the lack of research 04:28 – CT scan results: tumors less dense/smaller & what that means 04:49 – Oncologist’s cautious optimism & the significance of “no major growth” 05:42 – Naming it clearly: “It’s a miracle” 05:59 – The 11th-hour miracle: being so unwell & almost calling the doctor to “end it” 06:41 – Precision timing: the exact genomic profile needed & eligibility against the odds 06:57 – Deep appreciation for precise timing and seeing it as miracle energy 07:54 – “These are my life-saving drugs” – pouring positive energy into the medication 09:24 – The miracle of everyday independence & quality of life 09:41 – Waiting for scan results & the excruciating suspense 10:58 – “It is positive… just not the big showstopper” & managing expectations 11:21 – Navigating other people’s hopes, care and emotional investment 12:05 – The need for space to digest big news, even with lots of love around you 12:22 – Balancing gratitude for support with honouring your own processing 13:14 – Many emotional “pockets” inside: gratitude, caution, wonder & more 13:48 – Surpassing the top end of her prognosis: entering a new timeline 14:24 – How rare it is to reach and exceed that upper limit with this cancer 15:08 – Why people say “don’t Google it” & the shock of early research 15:25 – Overwhelm before the CT scan & sleeping until lunchtime 16:16 – Deep thanks that the worst-case scenario did not happen 17:16 – Bringing the trial drug suggestion to her oncologist herself 17:50 – “You are eligible. Let’s give it a go – we’ve got nothing to lose.” 18:29 – Soul contracts & Alison’s role in finding the exact right drug 18:46 – Naming the drug (approximate name) for others with cholangiocarcinoma 19:07 – Beyond the drug: mindset and other factors in Janine’s journey 19:39 – Choosing not to roll over: not