Stamatis Moraitis survived 40 years after his doctor said he had six months to live from cancer

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Stamatis Moraitis was a Greek immigrant to the United States. Like many others, he worked hard and built a new life in the “New World.” In 1976, a cancer diagnosis, “six to nine months to live” and the high cost of funerals in the U.S. convinced him to pack his bags and head back to his native island where he thought he would spend his final months alive.

Moraitis refused chemotherapy and medication that was prescribed by his American doctors and chose a different therapy — nature, community and some of his own good old-fashioned brew. During what he thought would be his final months on earth, all Moraitis cared about was his garden, his parents’ vineyards and his homemade wine. He did not drink enough, he said jokingly, to be considered an alcoholic — just two or three cups a day. Six months went by and he did not die. Not only that, but he felt stronger and his health actually continued to improve. He ended up living almost 40 years after his doctor-prescribed expiration date. Moriatis died peacefully — and not from cancer on February 3, 2013.

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