This work is so very important. Think about the multi level reality of cancer treatment and research and being. Now, translate these steps of acceptance and working… it’s also like an adoption spectrum of ideas or sales or working projects… but different. The connections between layers matter.
I think the most important thing to take away from this is that she has never had cancer... It's easy to be 'Through the Looking Glass', but you'll NEVER know what it's like to BE that burden on your family... To be the one that needs to be cared for... To be the one that needs to ask for help even though you don't want to...
You can disagree with the message of the video, but please don't make assumptions about people. There are many people working in the cancer center (and all around you) who actually have (or had) cancer.
Why do some people get so hung up on this topic. What you are saying is not always true. When I was diagnosed with Endometrial Cancer, it was a relief, because I had felt ill for at least three years. So, now that I know what is wrong, I can take steps to correct it. Moping around and crying isn't part of my reaction and never has been. Cancer doesn't have to be a 'pity party'! Nor is some kind of a 'club' I want to be a member of. The sun rose and set before I was diagnosed, and nothing has changed, because the same thing is happening today.
I skipped right to acceptance with my ALL Leukemia diagnosis at 65. It has been a liberating experience and my life has been great.
The storm. That is a great analogy. Thanks.
I don't even know where to start. I was diagnosed recently and I'm beyond angry, beyond scared and beyond sad that any of this is happening.
I’ll probably journal about my frustration with people telling me to journal and take daily walks. Uuugh! 😣
It is very useful tips as we feel very depressed after knowing about the cancer
Thanks for these helpful tips to work with emotional healing for cancer
This work is so very important. Think about the multi level reality of cancer treatment and research and being. Now, translate these steps of acceptance and working… it’s also like an adoption spectrum of ideas or sales or working projects… but different.
The connections between layers matter.
Well, the truth is that fate is already written. Whatever is going to happen, will, regardless. But I have moments of panic!
I think praying like I’m in the garden of Gethsemane is in my future. No lie.
I think the most important thing to take away from this is that she has never had cancer... It's easy to be 'Through the Looking Glass', but you'll NEVER know what it's like to BE that burden on your family... To be the one that needs to be cared for... To be the one that needs to ask for help even though you don't want to...
Yes! Correct.. ugh
So true! She doesn't have a clue
You can disagree with the message of the video, but please don't make assumptions about people. There are many people working in the cancer center (and all around you) who actually have (or had) cancer.
@@kindredspirit3875 I can't imagine what you're going through. It must be utterly surreal.
My disease can’t be that bad if it rhymes with answer ryt?
You have only to solve that answer.
Why do some people get so hung up on this topic. What you are saying is not always true. When I was diagnosed with Endometrial Cancer, it was a relief, because I had felt ill for at least three years. So, now that I know what is wrong, I can take steps to correct it. Moping around and crying isn't part of my reaction and never has been. Cancer doesn't have to be a 'pity party'! Nor is some kind of a 'club' I want to be a member of. The sun rose and set before I was diagnosed, and nothing has changed, because the same thing is happening today.
Sorry, meant to use a question mark after firest sentence.
More power to you
But he reality is you lose your job, home and friends and family, force bankruptct. DAMN
Mfs will dislike anything
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