Two years ago, my husband was given two months to live. After changing his diet, it appeared he had overcome his cancer.

He even built a house with our boys ... in South Alabama ... in the humid 100 degree summer!

But because he lives in a fast-paced society, he didn't keep up with his All Natural Diet. So at the end of August, Wendell was back in the hospital again.

When he was discharged on August 26, 2010, they gave him 4 to 7 weeks to live.

My name is Rhea Perry and I've been known to be somewhat of a pig-headed individual. I don't tend to accept bad news and I don't give up easily.

So even though we were confused about what to do, we set out on a journey to discover possible solutions to save his life.

The support we got from virtual friends all over the world helped me have faith in God to keep going, not accept a negative prognosis, and consider alternative treatments.

What I share here is not something I want the whole world to see and hear. That's why we chose the online community format to share it with you instead of just an open blog.

Skeptics are welcome, critics are not.

To be able to keep this conversation private, we are protecting it inside an online community site.

There are so many very cool ways to deal with the problems the human body faces that most people have never heard of. Some solutions may even be growing in your backyard!

So if you are concerned about what your family eats and want to learn more, join us.

If you want to follow my family on our journey to discover alternative ways to save my husband's life, we'd love to have you join us!

The bottom line is this: If you don't take care of your body, where else will you live?

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