Dear Lil,
I am a firm believer in psychological support. A good Doctor or
psychologist must also be able to be proficient in the methods of stress
management (meditation/guided imagery). I have logged onto Dr. Kanes
website and it is very good and informative. Thank you for your insight
and contribution. A large part of overcoming ones anxieties is to
release these pent up emotions to one that is very knowledgable. These
professionals do several things to alleviate the many emotions that are
typical of all that are first diagnosed and that is they support and
provide a daily regimen that is part of our overall wheel to wellness
and that is the essential methods and therapy of meditation, guided
imagery besides changing negative beliefs to positive thoughts and
feelings. So, it is encouraged that each of us, even the most healthiest
from time to time speak with a phychologist who addresses "toxic stress"
in a way that breaks the chain of stress in our lives. The vast majority
of most of major conditions......including malignancies is a result of
toxic stress and the causes and effect that we incur.
HOPe this information benefits. Thank you once again LIL.
God Bless
marty auslander
Lillian Jennings wrote:
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> Recently, a newspaper reporter caught up with our Dr. Jeff Kane, a
> MediXpert cancer specialist, while he led a conference at the Sierra
> Nevada Cancer Center in Grass Valley, California. The reporter began
> his story with a telling quote from Dr. Kane: "In what other disease
> do you go into treatment feeling OK and come out feeling like you've
> been hit by a truck?"
>
> This empathy with patients is why we asked Dr. Kane to facilitate
> Mediconsult.com's on-line emotional support group for cancer sufferers.
> http://www.mediconsult.com/home/misc/cancer_support/
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