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EPISODE · Oct 5, 2025 · 53 MIN

Episode 22 - From Soviet Silence to Soulful Healing: A Refugee’s Journey to Inner Peace After Lymphatic Cancer

from Giving Grief Grace · host Lisa Hartung

Born Jewish in the former Soviet Union, Diana Esther grew up in a world where faith was forbidden and smiles were rare—she didn’t see a real smile until her late teens.Fleeing as a refugee with her parents and only three suitcases, she sought freedom but later faced another life-altering challenge: a rare lymphatic cancer diagnosis as a young mother. Diana traveled around Europe in search of the right doctors because she needed to be there for her family. After her treatment options were exhausted, she discovered macrobiotic food as medicine and the healing power of connecting with her inner soul. This journey led to a miraculous recovery.Diana's journey is a testament to resilience, faith, and the transformative power of food, spirit, and hope. She is now a transformational coach and teaches others to overcome fear and find The Diamond Within. You can book your free discovery call here: https://www.thediamondwithin.co.uk/free-discovery-sessionVisit her website: thediamondwithin.co.ukGrab a copy of her book: The Diamond Within - Poetry of the Soul https://www.thediamondwithin.co.uk/shop Email: [email protected]: the_diamond_withinSend us Fan MailThanks for tuning in, your time is valuable and we are so grateful for you! Please share this episode with a friend or someone who could use a hug. You are not alone.Subscribe to the podcast and we'll see you next week! Special thanks to:Podcast Editor Jacqueline van Bierk of Pink Star MusicPodcast Music Good_B_Music

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Born Jewish in the former Soviet Union, Diana Esther grew up in a world where faith was forbidden and smiles were rare—she didn’t see a real smile until her late teens. Fleeing as a refugee with her parents and only three suitcases, she sought freedom but later faced another life-altering challenge: a rare lymphatic cancer diagnosis as a young mother. Diana traveled around Europe in search of the right doctors because she needed to be there for her family. After her treatment options were exh...

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