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My Healing Journey: Seven Years with Cancer

1999 46 min
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This documentary is about Edmonton filmmaker Joe Viszmeg and his battle with cancer. In 1991, Viszmeg was diagnosed with adrenal cancer and told he wouldn’t live through the year. Four years later, he made In My Own Time—Diary of a Cancer Patient. In My Healing Journey: Seven Years with Cancer, he tells the story of how he survived the roller coaster of a deadly disease. He died in 1999.

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This documentary is about Edmonton filmmaker Joe Viszmeg and his battle with cancer. In 1991, Viszmeg was diagnosed with adrenal cancer and told he wouldn’t live through the year. Four years later, he made In My Own Time—Diary of a Cancer Patient. In My Healing Journey: Seven Years with Cancer, he tells the story of how he survived the roller coaster of a deadly disease. He died in 1999.
  • director
    Joseph Viszmeg
  • commentary
    Joseph Viszmeg
  • editing
    Joseph Viszmeg
  • narrator
    Joseph Viszmeg
  • producer
    Jerry Krepakevich
  • executive producer
    Graydon McCrea
  • cinematography
    Peter Wunstorf
  • sound
    Garrell Clark
    Jamie Kidd
    René Potrebenko
  • sound editing
    Downy Karvonen
  • sound mixing
    Paul Sharpe
    Sina Oroomchi
  • music
    John Millard

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