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Beautiful Landscape
Erika's book takes a deep dive in real time into her diagnosis, treatment, and holistic healing, with gratitude

Let's go
beyond surviving
a serious illness!

Cancer is tough. I’m here to help make it easier.

 

Facing advanced breast cancer taught me that acceptance, gratitude, and combining holistic with traditional care can help you truly live, not just survive.

 

Join me and discover the path that helped me truly live.

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About Erika

Erika enjoys time out with friends on her last day of radiation treatment

The Diagnosis
In 2014, at 43, I was diagnosed with HER2+ stage III breast cancer. During 18 months of treatment, I chose not just to endure, but to grow. Complementary therapies helped me stay grounded—physically and mentally.

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Gratitude
Gratitude became my guide. With therapy, yoga, and a few great books, I began to see cancer as a teacher. Small, everyday moments became powerful sources of healing.

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Holistic Healing
Traditional oncology often overlooks the whole person. I share my story to highlight the value of complementary care—and to encourage its place in true healing.

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Purple Flowers

Now available
as an audiobook !

 

Erika K. Wolf writes about Cancer & Other Things I'm Grateful For: Self Advocacy, Integrative Medicine, and Holistic Healing
The back cover of Erika's book describes how her fears after being diagnosed were transformed into unexpected gratitude

There is no way out, just through.

"Cancer and Things I'm Grateful For" explores the often-overlooked side of cancer—the emotional, mental, and spiritual toll. While traditional treatments target the disease, they often miss the whole person. Through my journey, I share how gratitude and self-advocacy helped me heal beyond the physical, and I hope to inspire others to tap into their own resilience.

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Abstract Leaves
“We are presented challenges in our lives, and until we learn the lessons they are trying to teach, they come back in different ways. I know now what I was to learn from cancer. The lessons are almost limitless. One of the most important lessons is that I remember to ask, 'Do you know where you're lucky?'"
 
-Erika K. Wolf
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