Hearing that you have cancer is an overwhelming time for you and your family. All of a sudden, you are thrust into a world where life is in the hands of strangers who seem to be speaking in a foreign language. It is difficult to understand treatment options, side effects, and outcomes. This talk is designed to help you navigate this new terrain and empower you and your family to ask the right questions and make the right choices so you can achieve the best possible outcomes. A cancer diagnosis does not need to be terrifying; it can present an opportunity for transformation and healing. You just need the right tools. Dinner provided. This presentation takes place in person at our Detroit location.

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Choosing quality food items during your holiday celebration can be a challenge. Sit down with Dr. Roy and Dr. Mensah as they speak with the Michigan Ovarian Cancer Alliance. They will give all the tips and tricks on how to read a food labels. Learn how to spot the good, the bad, and everything in disguise on the ingredient list.

Follow the link to MIOCA’s website to register!

https://www.mioca.org/events-programs

Dr. Roy and Dr. Mensah team up with colleagues from University of Wisconsin Carbone Cancer Center on World Pancreatic Cancer Day. Hear from experts in the field and find the answers to your questions.

Follow the link to the University of Wisconsin website to register!

https://www.uwhealth.org/events/pancreas-cancer-awareness-night?utm_source=vanity&utm_content=pcanight

Black women have 3X the risk of Triple Negative Breast Cancer, compared to white women and are more likely to be diagnosed at an advanced stage. Dr. Roy will be discussing the difference between nutritional strategies, why natural medicine strategies for TNBC differ from other types of breast cancer, as well as possible supplements that would be most effective in TNBC and support in preventing side effects for treatment of TNBC.

Follow the link to the Gilda’s Club website to register for the event!

https://www2.gildasclubdetroit.org/Events/Calendar?eviid=26995

Come join Dr. Roy, ND FABNO as she partner with Gilda's Club of Metro Detroit to talk about evidence-based cancer fighting diets. The live webinar is July 25th at 6PM. Please register to Gildas' website! Please come with questions!

Coping with the holidays when we are battling cancer can be an added stress rather than a time of joy. Worrying about what to eat, how to eat, not able to enjoy our meals, and managing nausea and vomiting can be a challenge. Not being able to participate in gatherings due to low counts or concerns about CoVID can aggravate a sense of loneliness and depression. Difficulty traveling because you have clotting issues, concerns about crowds and multiple medications can make one feel left out. And then there is the biggest stress of all: how to truly experience joy, how to truly be present when we are afraid of not being here at all.

Join us as Dr. Roy and her team tackle this thorny topic and help us to navigate the holidays and get to the other side, intact and with some peace. 

Registration Details: The registration link will take you to the Gilda’s Club event calendar. Please be sure to click on the Coping with the Holidays event on December 16th. If you are not a Gilda’s member, you will need to create a free account with just your name and email.

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Saturday, December 11th at 10 PM

Dr. Sheba Roy will be a featured guest on the radio show “Anything is Possible” hosted by Jack Krasula.

Tune in from your radio WJR AM-760 or online at WJR.com.

About the Show

"Anything is Possible" is a weekly radio show hosted by Jack Krasula on a 50,000 watt station, WJR AM-760, "The Great Voice of the Great Lakes."

Each one-hour show features a distinguished guest who shares their story of overcoming simple beginnings and many obstacles in their life to realize what most would term unachievable dreams. In addition, each guest will discuss the driving force that led them to greatness and how this journey has evolved into giving back to the community.

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Dr. Roy and her team will be talking about four medicinal tea blends designed to treat STRESS, SLEEP, HEART and HORMONE HEALTH.

Where: 19410 Livernois, Avenue of Fashion, in Detroit

When: Saturday, October 16th, from 1-6 pm

Show up anytime to learn about these powerful herbs and how botanical medicine can heal you.

Join us on Thursday, October 7th at 4 pm to talk about Sex (and Cancer...)!

This discussion will focus on an aspect of treatment and survivorship that isn't often discussed: Resuming healthy and fun intimacy during and after cancer treatment.

Sexual function problems can include: erectile dysfunction, incontinence, vaginal dryness, changes in vaginal discharge and odor, rectal changes, colitis and rectal pain, surgical constraints and ostomy issues, anticipatory anxiety, changes in desire, emotional comfort, body image, implant concerns and pain. And all of these are all things that can come up with treatment. 

Loss of intimacy is something that our doctors rarely talk to us about and it's a topic that can be hard for us even to bring up with our partners. But sexual intimacy and a sense of comfort in our own skin, is an important part of being overall, well.

Join us as Dr. Roy speaks on these sensitive issues with frank informational tips on how to get back to a place of joy and comfort in your sex life and recover optimal health during and after treatment. This talk is appropriate whether you are single or partnered as good health is important in either case.

Join us on Thursday, October 7th at 4 pm for this virtual discussion by registering with Gildas Metro Detroit and using this link:

https://zoom.us/j/91575653310 

Walk the PINK carpet and join us for a special evening around breast cancer and integrative oncology as we get ready to kick off Breast Cancer Awareness Month on the beautiful PATIO at The Village Club, featuring special guest Dr. Sheba Roy, ND FABNO

presented by The Pink Fund and Impact100 Oakland County

Dr. Roy is one of 75 Integrative Oncologists in the United States providing a bridge between conventional cancer care and natural therapies for cancer patients looking for a truly holistic approach.

In partnership with medical oncology, her team at Associates of Integrative Medicine uses natural therapies, nutrition, physical therapy and counseling to prevent side effects from chemoradiation, optimize outcomes, and well into survivorship, helps patients live their best lives.

In tonight’s dynamic presentation, Dr. Roy will tell you the secrets to anti-aging and cancer-fighting strategies and be available to answer all your questions about what works, what doesn’t, when we are trying to age healthy and beautiful.

Dr. Roy is one of The Pink Fund’s favorite partners in education for prevention of side-effects of breast cancer treatment and preventing recurrence. Additional presentations will be by Molly MacDonald, founder of The Pink Fund, Impact100 and The Village Club. Mix and mingle, and bring a friend!

Tickets are $35 and include passed hor d’oeuvres and one drink ticket. Cash bar available.

The team from Associates for Integrative Medicine will be on-site to provide complimentarily:

-Head and neck massages

-Mini-Reiki sessions

-Mini-exercise consults

-Mini consults with a nutritionist that include a smoothie recipe.

Custom formulated wildcrafted and organic herbal teas for anti-aging, weight management, stress and sleep will be available for purchase.

Please reserve your spot at https://interland3.donorperfect.net/weblink/WebLink.aspx?name=E343985&id=4

A special thank you to The Village Club and our sponsors Joan Primo and Fran Parsons

Dressing in PINK is always fun!

The Village Club

190 E Long Lake

Bloomfield Hills, MI

Sheba Roy ND FABNO will be speaking for the One to One Ovarian Cancer Support Group on the role of medical marijuana and CBD in the fight against cancer.

If you have been diagnosed with ovarian cancer and are interested in joining One to One, contact facilitator Marilyn Brozovic at (248) 561-2027 or brozovicm87@gmail.com.

Learn more at: OneToOneOvarianCancerSupportGroup.com

Sheba Roy ND FABNO will be speaking virtually on Cancer & Sleep. Learn more about the importance of a good night’s rest in the fight against cancer, what healthy sleeping habits look like, and how to optimize your sleep to live well.

Dr. Roy is an expert in supportive care oncology, she integrates natural evidence-informed therapies that support traditional treatment for the best possible outcomes. Give us a call at (248) 798-2942 or visit our website www.aimnatural.com for more information on how you can use natural medicine to fight and prevent cancer.

This talk is a free event hosted by Gilda’s Club https://www.gildasclubdetroit.org/

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Registration Details: Our registration link will take you to the list of programming happening on September 2nd. Please be sure to click on the Cancer & Sleep registration link to complete your registration. If you are not a Gilda's Member, you will need to create an account with just your name and email.

Join us for a free virtual event hosted by Gilda’s Club.

Experts on nutrition and natural therapies in a cancer population, Dr. Sheba Roy ND, FABNO and Dr. Andrianna Qandah ND will be discussing topics such as: What supplements fight cancer? Does sugar feed cancer? Does dairy cause cancer? Why are people taking Metformin? There will be the opportunity to ask and have your questions answered.

Click the button below to view Gilda’s upcoming events and click on “Register Now” to sign up for this free virtual event.

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Facilitated by our doctoral-level psychologist Dr. Feroze, this group is for anyone who has been diagnosed with cancer. Offering support, guidance, tools, resources, and coping techniques, this group is an opportunity to connect with others and learn together.

Join us from 1:30-3:30 p.m. every other Saturday.

The zoom link for your group will always be the same:

JOIN HERE

Caregiver stress has a profound impact on families. Whether your partner or loved one has or had cancer or any other illness. This is an opportunity to partner with other caregivers and share stress, coping, tips, resources, and simply have a space and time to prioritize you.

It’s of vital importance to your family that despite the fact that your loved one is struggling, you learn to take care of yourself, FIRST.

This group will be twice a month at first to gage interest and need.

No requirement to attend, except you are or were, a caregiver to someone else: wife, daughter, husband, neighbor and have support to offer or to give, or simply need a space to be reminded to care for yourself.

The group will be from 4-6 pm every other Saturday

• February 27th, 2021

The zoom link for your group will always be the same:
JOIN HERE

The death of a spouse can be the most shocking and emotional experience of a lifetime. We know the unique and devastating grief that can arise after this loss and know the healing that can occur through sharing your experience with others who truly understand your journey. For these and many other reasons, we hold space for a support group specifically for those who have lost a spouse to cancer.

Our group is facilitated by Dr. Feroze, who specializes in the treatment of anxiety, depression, grief, and trauma associated with a cancer diagnosis. Her experience allows her to create a safe, trusting environment in which memories can be shared, pain can be felt, and tears can be shed without fear of judgment.

If you, or someone you know, have recently lost a spouse to cancer, we ask you to consider joining us on the first Saturday of each month to process your grief with fellow mourners. We hold this group online via Zoom, so you can join us from the comfort of your home, and there is no pressure to share if listening in feels more comfortable for you. This service is able to be covered by insurance, and we waive any copays, so you can get the support you need at no cost to you.

For more information about this group, or simply to talk with Dr. Feroze about what you are going through, contact her directly at DrFeroze@aimnatural.com

Click the link below to join on Saturday, February 27th at 11:00 a.m.

JOIN HERE

Sheba Roy, ND FABNO specializes in integrative oncology, meaning how traditional treatment and natural therapies work together. Her job is to reduce and prevent side effects of treatment, lower the risk of recurrence, slow progression, and optimize outcomes using natural therapies.

Dr. Roy will be speaking virtually on understanding what it means to have cancer and how to prevent it for the St. Paul's United Methodist Church Cancer Support Group. There will be a Q & A at the end, so have your questions ready!

To join the virtual group, all you have to do is email facilitator Laura Brickley at lbrickley@me.com.

Facilitated by our doctoral-level psychologist Dr. Feroze, this group is for anyone who has been diagnosed with cancer. Offering support, guidance, tools, resources, and coping techniques, this group is an opportunity to connect with others and learn together.

Join us from 1:30-3:30 p.m. every other Saturday.

The zoom link for your group will always be the same:

JOIN HERE

Sruti March, ND specializes in reducing side effects during cancer treatment and lowering the risk of recurrence in survivorship using natural therapies.

Dr. March will be speaking virtually on natural ways to treat and prevent effects of cancer treatment including fatigue, cognitive fog, and nausea for the St. Paul's United Methodist Church Cancer Support Group. There will be a Q & A at the end, so have your questions ready!

To join the virtual group, all you have to do is email facilitator Laura Brickley at lbrickley@me.com.

Caregiver stress has a profound impact on families. Whether your partner or loved one has or had cancer or any other illness. This is an opportunity to partner with other caregivers and share stress, coping, tips, resources, and simply have a space and time to prioritize you.

It’s of vital importance to your family that despite the fact that your loved one is struggling, you learn to take care of yourself, FIRST.

This group will be twice a month at first to gage interest and need.

No requirement to attend, except you are or were, a caregiver to someone else: wife, daughter, husband, neighbor and have support to offer or to give, or simply need a space to be reminded to care for yourself.

The group will be from 4-6 pm every other Saturday

• February 13th, 2021

The zoom link for your group will always be the same:
JOIN HERE

The death of a spouse can be the most shocking and emotional experience of a lifetime. We know the unique and devastating grief that can arise after this loss and know the healing that can occur through sharing your experience with others who truly understand your journey. For these and many other reasons, we hold space for a support group specifically for those who have lost a spouse to cancer.

Our group is facilitated by Dr. Feroze, who specializes in the treatment of anxiety, depression, grief, and trauma associated with a cancer diagnosis. Her experience allows her to create a safe, trusting environment in which memories can be shared, pain can be felt, and tears can be shed without fear of judgment.

If you, or someone you know, have recently lost a spouse to cancer, we ask you to consider joining us on the first Saturday of each month to process your grief with fellow mourners. We hold this group online via Zoom, so you can join us from the comfort of your home, and there is no pressure to share if listening in feels more comfortable for you. This service is able to be covered by insurance, and we waive any copays, so you can get the support you need at no cost to you.

For more information about this group, or simply to talk with Dr. Feroze about what you are going through, contact her directly at DrFeroze@aimnatural.com

Click the link below to join on Saturday, February 13th at 11:00 a.m.

JOIN HERE

Facilitated by our doctoral-level psychologist Dr. Feroze, this group is for anyone who has been diagnosed with cancer. Offering support, guidance, tools, resources, and coping techniques, this group is an opportunity to connect with others and learn together.

Join us from 1:30-3:30 p.m. every other Saturday.

The zoom link for your group will always be the same:

JOIN HERE