The important thing is how you accept the situation and what you do with it. You cannot change what is happening, but you can choose how to react. You can take control.

I am Caro. Some friends call me “Lionsita”. Probably because my lion’s mane goes so well with my star sign. I rise above myself in stressful situations and show strength, but in “normal life” I am more relaxed, like a lion. I had a very wise grandmother who loved to pass on her wisdom in

All the first steps at a a glance.

Caro knows what it means to be diagnosed with cancer. knows the topic of cancer as a family member.

We both love to laugh and live and we manage to focus on the positive, no matter how difficult it seems.

We want to be your companions, motivators and informants on the good and bad days and accompany you on your personal “rollercoaster ride”.

Read BE, especially the conventional medicine part before your first doctor’s appointment.

This will give you a quick overview and valuable information. With this knowledge, you will be able to communicate with your doctor at eye level from the beginning and ask questions that you would not have considered otherwise. Good preparation is the cornerstone of team building between you and your practitioner.

In the case of cancer this sentence has a very special meaning, as well as justification.

It is about your life and your time, which now seems even more valuable than ever before.