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Submitted by Douglas Newsom on 19 April 2021

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Title: S2 EP24 | Sandi Gold Chooses Love and Defied the Doctor's Death Sentence by 37 Years and Counting | Sandi Gold

Imagine being told you have 6 months to live? And deciding that you just weren't going to die? Sandi Gold didn't like how the 5 neurologists were talking to her and decided to explore other options besides death.

Sandi's story will inspire you, educate you, and empower you. You will get a sense of God, appreciation for your life, and give up blaming and trying to change others. Her book, I Chose Love, will literally give you a new and profound way to live your life.

Sandi was featured on 20/20 in the 90's. She painted a mural of her experience of love that was 63 feet by 12 feet. 10,000 people came from all over the country to experience love. Find out why she chose to erase her mural after 30 days.

I recommend 'I Chose Love' to anyone who wants to learn how to heal their body, experience more power and love in their life, and learn how to experience your emotions so that you can be free to live your real life.

Thank you, Sandi, for writing this book, being an inspiration, and teaching others how they can heal themselves through love.

Sandi Gold has been featured in the New York Times, People magazine, the Boston Globe, and USA Today. Her feature on ABC’s 20/20, about her Temple of the Soul mural, was in the top three most popular shows the year it aired. She’s been interviewed on National Public Radio and its Connecticut affiliate. Sandi was the keynote speaker for the Calgary Cancer Center in Canada and has spoken at Brown University, and the Brain Tumor Society in Boston. She has won numerous awards for her art and been recognized for her many contributions to her community. Sandi is a certified Expressive Art Specialist and has a Kripalu Holistic Teacher’s Certification. She has worked for hospitals, and for Hospice using Expressive Art to assist her patients’ comfort and healing. She was nominated for the National Athena Award and has received a Rhode Island Citation Award and The State House of Representative Citation.
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