i ran across studies by david spiegel of stanford university you did research with breast cancer patients and did a simple experiment where some of the women with breast cancer talked weekly in the group about their situation, life, sharing stories, and stories, and other women did not have that opportunity. he first wrote about this by saying the women who were talking once a week felt better about life. emotions were higher, more more optimistic, they felt good. the real kicker came when he discovered the people who had met weekly were twice as likely. published a piece in the harvard medical journals back in the late 1990s and had been working with people who had heart attacks and discover that of a heart attack patients, those who could not identify that they had at least one person who they could confide in,, share there life stories with them problems and so forth, those people were twice as likely to be dead years later. the. the statistic, twice as likely. we talked. if cbs news announced it was a drug that can make your survival rate twice as great it would be headlines. epidemic

i read across studies by david spiegel at stanford university who did research with breast cancer patients tended a simple experiment were some of the women with breast cancer talked about their situation and shared stories. others did not have that opportunity. the women were talking once a week felt better about life. their emotions were higher. they were more optimistic. they felt good. the kicker came 10 years down the line were spiegel went back and looked at those people and discover the people who would that weekly were twice as likely to be alive. then i go over great another study by lisa who published a piece in one of the harvard medical journals back in the late 1990s and she had been working with people who had heart attacks and she discovered a heart attack patients, those who could not identify have at least one person who they could confide in, share all of their life stories within their problems and so forth. those people were twice as likely to be dad years later after their heart. once again, twice as likely. if cbs news announced that there was a medical drug that coul

when i got into that i became a believer and i ran across studies -- i ran across studies by david spiegelford who did some research with breast cancer patients and he did a simple experiment were some of the women talked weekly in a group about their situation and their life and they shared stories and other women did not have that opportunity. stephen first wrote about this saying that the women who were talking and meeting in this group, they felt better about life. their motions were higher, they were more optimistic. the real kicker came 10 years down the line when he went back and look to those people and he discovered that the people he had met in those groups were twice as likely and then i go over and i read another study by lisa who published one of the harvard medical journals back in the late 1990s and she has been working with people who had heart attacks. she discovered that of the heart attack patients those who could not identify that they had a least one person who they could confide in and share in all of their life stories with and their problems with, those people were