> <<
> >>
> Hello there. I have acute leukemia, and am under treatment, and, my doctor
> has just informed me, I'm doing very well. I know it is true that chronic
> leukemia is less life threatening. My advice, for what it is worth, is that
> you relax as much as possible and always be there, as I know you will.
>
> The main point in my writing is to direct you to the Web. There are endless
> items on leukemia. Just enter "leukemia chronic" or the like, and I think you
> will find a great deal of useful information. Of course, in your mother's
> case there are "signs", which doesn't mean a diagnosis. But you might as well
> learn all you can about symptoms and the like.
>
> Also, keep in touch here at MOL. I have been dropping by, so to speak, every
> day since I found it on the Web, and there are some nice loving people here.
> Trouble right now is that there seems to be a glitch in the system. Some
> people seem not to be getting messages. I hope this reaches you, and send
> your mother and you my best wishes for progress on all fronts.
>
> Keep in touch with MOL.
>
> -- Ron
>
Ron is so astute in his advice to you. May I also add relaxation methods
are also essential as Ron pointed out. The methods, whether meditation
or guided imagery or other methods are utilized tend to break the "chain
of stress" when the methods are employed thereby reducing the ability
for cancer cells to progress if "toxic stress" exacerbates the disease.
And usually "toxic stress" is an underlying determining factor to any
cancer disease. The methods you may use, and I would suggest for about
three times a day, 20 minutes to 1/2 hour each, is just sitting in a
chair in an area where you can't be disturbed closing your eyes in a
very relaxing position, and listening to one of the many audio tapes
available for relaxation methods. And its okay once you have listened
to these tapes and visualized your disease going away or being fought
off, to go to sleep.
HOpe this helps as it does for us and the many we suggest this too.
Thanks to Ron also for his very astute advice about relaxation and
continuing coming to mol-cancer for continued support.
God Bless You
Marty
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