Wir überwinden Grenzen

On January 18, 2017, Stefanie Gleising will read from her book in Freiburg about the miracle of spontaneous healing after her four-year battle against breast cancer

"I actually experienced a miracle. With a life expectancy of just a few weeks, I came to the hospice to die in September 2014. People came to say goodbye to me every day. But instead of dying - I got better every day. After about six weeks, I was able to leave the hospice walking, with my ability to speak fully restored. [...] So far, there is no really conclusive explanation for this." This is how Stefanie Gleising describes the miracle of her recovery after a four-year battle against breast cancer, during which she exhausted all conventional and alternative medical treatment options. Everything seemed to be in vain and she and her family braced themselves for the worst: She was going to die. But things turned out differently. Psychologist Stefanie Gleising lives near Giessen with her husband and two children. She will be reading from her book in Freiburg on January 18.

The reading by Stefanie Gleising
"Meine wundersame Heilung - Die Geschichte einer Spontanheilung von Krebs"
will take place on January 18, 2017 at 7.30 pm
at Stiegeler - Schlafkomfort seit 1902 at Augustinerplatz, Gerberau 34/36, (the former hospital for the poor) in Freiburg.

Tickets are available from Bettenhaus Stiegeler by emailing vorverkauf@stiegeler.de or calling 0761-282680.

The entrance fee of 5 euros will be donated to the children's and young people's service "Tigerherz... wenn Eltern Krebs haben" offered by the Psychosocial Cancer Counseling Service at the Comprehensive Cancer Center Freiburg - CCCF of the Medical Center of Freiburg.

The lecture is offered by the Comprehensive Cancer Center Freiburg - University of Freiburg CCCF at the Medical Center of Freiburg. The guests will be welcomed by Dr. Thalia Erbes, Medical Director of the Senology Department (Breast Center) in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the Medical Center - University of Freiburg, and Henrike Beck, Managing Director of Bettenhaus Stiegeler. Riccarda Kräuter-Schächtele, Project Manager at the Comprehensive Cancer Center Freiburg - CCCF, will moderate the evening. Bettenhaus Stiegeler was selected as a "former hospital for the poor" for the ARMENSPITAL GESTERN - UNIKLINIK HEUTE reading series of the Comprehensive Cancer Center Freiburg - CCCF.

The book is available in Freiburg exclusively from the Rombach bookshop.

You can find more information about the Comprehensive Cancer Center Freiburg - CCCF and the event on the Internet at: www.cccf.de

Contact:
Riccarda Kräuter-Schächtele
Fundraising/Communications/Project Management
Comprehensive Cancer Center Freiburg - CCCF
Uniklinik Freiburg
Phone: 0761 270-73900
riccarda.kraeuter-schaechtele@uniklinik-freiburg.de

Image: Cover of the book by Stefanie Gleising
Image rights: Verlag Herder GmbH