Curing Courtney: Doctors Couldn't Save Her...So Her Mom Did

by Denise Gabay Otten, Bernie S. Siegel, Burton Berkson (Introduction)

Curing Courtney is the empowering true story of a mother and daughter’s triumph over the deadly autoimmune hepatitis that threatened to take the life of 7-year-old Courtney. After five years of treatment by some of the best pediatric hepatologists in New York City, the doctors told Courtney’s mom, “The meds aren’t working.” The next step for 12-year-old Courtney was a leukemia-type drug and a possible liver transplant. Frustrated and angry that the doctors had stolen Courtney’s childhood with their standard protocol that failed and the side-effects of high doses of prednisone which made little Courtney overweight and excessively hairy, Denise Otten took it upon herself to find an alternative treatment. Thanks to scientifically proven nutraceuticals and vitamins, plus a baseball autographed by Yankees star Derek Jeter, Courtney went into remission in a matter of months and is now a slim, beautiful, teenage athlete.

198 pages, Paperback

First published December 10, 2012

Reviews

[Susan Marcero]

Must read , must do for anyone with autoimmune challenges

I had been looking and praying for answers to.my own problems and stumbled upon this book
I immediately started the protocol
my numbers fell so fast and furious that the allopathic doctors demanded repeated testing to believe their own eyes.

[Stephanie]

Yay to the health warrior heroes of our time! Candid and inspirational.

[Kathy Kelly Good]

Couldn’t put down. Wonderful. So informative!