After the cancer diagnosis and without conventional medicine, the author sees no chance of survival from a medical perspective. Plan A of conventional medicine was rejected, and without a Plan B, the door to the university hospital closes. Every year, thousands of people face such situations and initially feel powerless and unable to act. But what if we first took personal responsibility and became self-determined? What if we stopped relinquishing our power to doctors, neighbors, friends, colleagues, or other acquaintances? And what if we finally started to live for ourselves instead of living the lives of others? This book shows the reader, not just cancer patients, that there are no dead ends in life, that setbacks are not the end, and that experts actually know very little. It is always worthwhile to explore new paths, let go of the old, and dare to start anew.