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Talking about cancer can be the first step towards dealing with it and can help to relieve some of the anxiety. For some people, discussing their worries and fears with the people closest to them can be difficult, as they worry that they may become a burden. Others may be concerned about the impact a diagnosis of cancer may have on their relationships. To know more about cancer visit to Dr chopra

I find this to be very true. Nobody wants to sound 'pathetic', and some patients think that by talking about it will make them sound 'pessimistic'. This is all nonsense!!

Emotions are never 'pathetic'. Anger, fear, depression - all of these are so normal. By putting the words 'out there' is also not by any means 'pessimistic'. I think it is impossible and unneccesary to carry the cancer burden by oneself. Family and friends must PLEASE also not think that they shouldn't ask questions. Cancer is real. Keeping quiet won't make it disappear. It is also not contagious, and sharing fears WILL actually make relationships closer. Try it.

My aunt died in 2005 of cancer. It only took 9 months to take her life away. My family and I watched her as a healthy, happy 40-year old mother, wife, daughter, and aunt to practically nothing at all. She laid in a hospice bed for a few weeks. And the last 3 days of her life, she slept peacefully until she took her last breath. I remember getting the phone call, not even 10 minutes of her death. I drove there to see her. She was still warm. She still looked like she was sleeping. Within a hour or so of her death, she became very cold and very white. I miss her so much. She kept the family together. Since then, it's never been the same. It's been over 4 years and not a day goes by that I don't think of her. It's still hard but we're all still coping.

To cope with cancer i have prepare one website where i have tried to give information on cancer disease. I think lack of information people dying due to this, if we cure this at initial stage then we can save more life. So for this i have tried to little awareness about Cancer Advice cancer advice. If you find that i am lacking some thing behind please let me know. I will be very happy to read you thoughts.

Cancer is such a complex disease. Treatments are changing and improving so rapidly, yet it is still hard to not quite stop breathing for a moment with the diagnosis. Many, many people are living a much longer and easeful life than ever before. I encourage people with this diagnosis to take care of their emotional life as well as their physical needs. Also, don't forget that only a part of you has cancer, and many other parts can still thrive. I have one client that decided to learn a foreign language to go with her cancer treatments - keeping her mind active and excited about new things.

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