Dealing with Cancer? These Points Will Help You Through
Cancer affects both the patient and their family — stay positive.
I love horror films, and the most remarkable horror movie I watched growing up was Saw. A lot of people can attest to how scary this movie is. Even though it is void of witches, zombies and most the creepy things horror movies are known for, watching Saw still gives you the chills.
What the victims in Saw go through somehow depict the pain bag most cancer patients carry every day. The most daunting thing is they don't go through this alone. Their families tag along.
When cancer says hi, it’s the beginning of the end for most people. Those strong enough to battle it live with the memories of intense pain and agony.
When cancer says hi, it’s the beginning of the end for most people.
August 1st, 2020 was the first anniversary of my aunt Judith’s death.
She passed from the cruel hands of breast cancer and like she always said “I won’t wish cancer on my worst enemy”. There is something mystical about cancer. It is hard to fathom the amount of pain its victims go through and the mark of suffering it inflicts on families.
