The Art Of Listening To Your Body
Aug 24, 2026 · 5 min · 4 segments
A client on a cancer journey, a drug affecting her white blood cells, and an oncologist’s warning her that one thing had to change if she didn’t want to cancel her holiday. She was skeptical it would…
Jin OngHost
I am working with a wonderful woman who has been able to normalize her white blood cell count.

She is on a cancer journey and was placed on a drug that is known to affect her white blood cells.

She'd have to be on it for 21 days and then take a break for seven days to let her body recover.

The thing is, is that she wanted to go on a six-week overseas trip, but her oncologist said to her that unless she gets her white blood cell count back into the normal levels, they might have to look at changing the drug.

Now, I really had my work cut out for me because she came on board and she said, "I'm actually a little bit skeptical here." [chuckles] And this is where I deeply trust and surrender to the release process and the power of it.

Now, she was scheduled to get her blood test done the next day to see if her white blood cell count was okay.

Now, during this time, she wasn't actually on a break from the drugs, and her white blood cell count was always a little bit low.

So I took her through a series of processes, knowing that she was getting this blood test done, a series of processes that I thought would have an impact on her physiology.

She was meant to wait a few days for the results, but they got them back to her pretty much straight away, and she sent me an email saying, "I did it." [chuckles] She got her white blood cells back into normal range.

I facilitated some releases with her, and she has been able to change her physiology.

She's four weeks into her six-week trip and having an amazing time, by the looks of it.

Even if you are skeptical [chuckles], if you are left with no other options and you think that emotions might have something to do with how you're presenting in your health, in your life, in repeating patterns, then let this story inspire you, and I am so grateful that I have been given permission to share this with you.

I am working with a wonderful woman who has been able to normalize her white blood cell count.

She is on a cancer journey and was placed on a drug that is known to affect her white blood cells.

She'd have to be on it for 21 days and then take a break for seven days to let her body recover.

The thing is, is that she wanted to go on a six-week overseas trip, but her oncologist said to her that unless she gets her white blood cell count back into the normal levels, they might have to look at changing the drug.

Now, I really had my work cut out for me because she came on board and she said, "I'm actually a little bit skeptical here." [chuckles] And this is where I deeply trust and surrender to the release process and the power of it.

Now, she was scheduled to get her blood test done the next day to see if her white blood cell count was okay.

Now, during this time, she wasn't actually on a break from the drugs, and her white blood cell count was always a little bit low.

So I took her through a series of processes, knowing that she was getting this blood test done, a series of processes that I thought would have an impact on her physiology.

She was meant to wait a few days for the results, but they got them back to her pretty much straight away, and she sent me an email saying, "I did it." [chuckles] She got her white blood cells back into normal range.

I facilitated some releases with her, and she has been able to change her physiology.

She's four weeks into her six-week trip and having an amazing time, by the looks of it.

Even if you are skeptical [chuckles], if you are left with no other options and you think that emotions might have something to do with how you're presenting in your health, in your life, in repeating patterns, then let this story inspire you, and I am so grateful that I have been given permission to share this with you.
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