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jenineschatz asked:


Ich habe einen Vetter, der vor kurzem mit Krebs bestimmt wurde. Dieses ist der 5. Fall von Krebs in meiner Familie. Das 4. ist mein cousin' vor s-Mamma, die weg von Krebs 4 Jahren ?berschritt. Was kann ich tun, um sich vom Brechen unter dem Druck zu halten und mich vom Schreien zu halten?

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10 Comment(s)

  1. Waarom zou je jezelf wilt houden van het huilen? Dit is een zeer emotionele situatie, en huilen is waarschijnlijk de beste vorm van opluchting.

    formerly_bob | Sep 21, 2009 | Reply

  2. Adem….neem een ontluchter, ga zitten of bepaal, en adem….

    devanprice01 | Sep 23, 2009 | Reply

  3. crying is a good form and talking to close and trusted friends and realtives but never ever turn to drugs alcohol or self infliction……be safe and good luck :)

    katherine m | Sep 26, 2009 | Reply

  4. Módlcie si? do Boga, ?e nie nast?pi to do kogo? innego. B?d? wdzi?czny, ?e masz swoje zdrowie. Don't Hold Back emocje albo. To sprawia, ?e pogorszy sytuacj?!

    Cynamon | Sep 29, 2009 | Reply

  5. Ga je gang en huilen. Wat de spanning betreft, weten dat je nodig hebt om te leven elke dag naar de fullest.No men weet wanneer hun tijd zal come.Life soms is een goede vriend dus unfair.Be aan uw neef die verloren heeft haar Mother.She zal moeten mensen die care.Be friend.Doing dat maakt het voor anderen altijd een gevoel better.Not alleen je hen te helpen, maar je helpt jezelf.

    gale s | Oct 1, 2009 | Reply

  6. Schreien ist eine natürliche Reaktion auf emotional belastenden Situationen! Das Beste, was Sie tun können, ist herauszufinden, wie viel wie möglich über die Art (en) von Krebserkrankungen weit verbreitet in Ihrer Familie und lernen Sie, was Sie tun können, zu verhindern. Es gibt eine Vielzahl von genetischen Links in der Entwicklung von Krebs, sondern auch Lebensstil spielt eine wichtige Rolle. Auch spielt die Rolle NIEMALS Rabatt positive Haltung in einer Krankheit.

    sciencegirl | Oct 2, 2009 | Reply

  7. To jest denerwuj?ce i p?acz nie jest obecnie linii. Znajd? ch?tnych do rozmowy i gdzie to jest w porz?dku p?aka? je?li tak si? stanie. Z czasem b?dzie lepiej. Trudno jest patrze? na potencjalne straty osób dla ciebie wa?ne. Mia?em to samo w mojej rodzinie.

    Simmi | Oct 3, 2009 | Reply

  8. I am very sorry about your mother and your cousins. My best friends mother has cancer and everyday I watch how hard it is for her to deal with such a terrible time. A few suggestions for you, my friend goes and sees a psychologist about once every two weeks, which really lets her release her feelings that has been bottled up inside of her. Or if you have the time and money, you can find about some yoga classes in your community. I take yoga, and it really makes me relax and clear my mind. But I have to tell you something, don’t feel bad about crying, sometimes crying makes you feel better, but what you need is to find a good friend or family member who will always have a hug and a shoulder to cry on when you need it.

    samishot101 | Oct 6, 2009 | Reply

  9. I am going through the same thing myself right now,. I understand, My grandmother is 90 and was diagnosed with a malignant tumor on her arm in July, In August my dad was rediagnosed with a rare cancer in his Liver. I can tell you what I do. Every day i go to grandmas and help her outwith any thing that needs to be done. I go to chemo with dad once a week. I make the most of the time that I have with each of them. Cancer is not necessarily a death sentence. You can study up on it and if you feel sad don’t do that in front of them. Think of ways to encourage the progression of their fight. I hope I have helped.

    sheila s | Oct 7, 2009 | Reply

  10. The moment hang out with the people affected and curl up in bad and curl up emotions its good thing but in bad and laugh and laugh and smile when need to be there in general pretending its just too much grab box of releasing your course.

    aidanoconner | Oct 9, 2009 | Reply

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