cancer again?

Question

my aunt has just been re~diagnosed with cancer for the 2nd time and she lives all the way in alabama. i want to give her support and hope but i just cant do that unless im with her and theres no way i can do that but to me it isnt the voice its the person behind the voice but how do i give her support and hope from 300,000 miles away

by the way my aunt has been more of a mom to me than my own mom even though i get to see her every year for about a week but i call her every day or everyother day just to say hey how you doing how is it going but i love her alot and if anything happend to her with out me there id go even more crazy than i already am!!!!!!

Answer 1

talking helps, you don't have to be there in person, over the phone helps more than you realize. when i was taking care of my son during his ordeal with cancer, it was a big help just having someone to talk to because a lot of the time, people did not need to be around him due to the fact that he was susceptible to everything, and we couldn't take a chance on him getting sick.
just keep in touch, encourage her and send her a happy every now and then to lift her spirits. you'll be helping more than you know and if you are interested in knowing about a home remedy that healed our son, just email me. God healed my child, not chemo.

Answer 2

DO ANTIOXIDANTS DECREASE THE RISK OF CANCER?
It seems logical that if "oxidative stress" is indeed the cause of cancer, then people who have more antioxidants available would definitely have a lower risk of cancer. This logic proves true. Cancer research specialist, Dr. Gladys Block (Berkley) reviewed over 172 epidemiological studies from around the world on diet and cancer. She discovered a universal and consistent finding: those individuals who had the highest intake of fruits and vegetables (the main source of antioxidants) had a two to threefold decreased risk of developing most cancers when compared to those who had the lowest intake of fruits and vegetables.
The opposite also holds true. Dr. Bruce Ames, a leading researcher in cancer stated in an interview with the Journal of the American Medical Association that individuals who consume the least amounts of fruits and vegetables have twice the cancer risk as those who consume the most. By merely consuming the recommended 5 to 7 servings of fruits and vegetables on a daily basis, we are able to significantly decrease our risk of almost every type of cancer.
Optimal Recommendations
Nutritional Supplement Breakfast Lunch Dinner
Mega Antioxidant (Mega AO) 1 1 1
Chelated Mineral (Multi Mineral) 1 1 1
Active Calcium 1 1 2
Proflavanol 90 1 1 1
Coquinone 30 2 2 2
Poly C 1 1 1
Biomega-3 (an option instead of Optomega) 1 1
E-Prime 1 1

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Answer 3

wow
this is very difficult
i just found out about this one company who makes dignified hospital gowns that most hospitals aprrove of. since ur aunt may be spending alot of time in the hospital maybe shed like one

http://www.silverts.com/products/index.cfm?fuseaction=productdetail&productno=26020

Answer 4

get a note book and whenever you think of her write it down ,when something interesting happens to you write it down ,write down your concerns and your wish for her continued health.... every so often send some of these writings to her she will then see (through your observations) how much you care and how often you think of her almost as if you were there

Answer 5

you can call her and talk to her and tell her that everything will be ok. and give her that hope. say you bet it once you can bet it again. good luck. and sorry to hear about your aunt.