Supporting Cancer Patients using Alternative Treatments

I’ve been working with many Cancer patients, and there seems to be a common theme that I’m seeing with them choosing alternative medicine. One of the challenges that the Cancer patients have been facing is in sharing it with their friends & family.

At a time when these patients are going through Cancer treatment, they’re needing to have their friends, their support, their loved ones around them.

With alternative treatments, what we know is that it is important to keep their vibrations high. Cancers usually will exist in lower vibrations, in fear, panic, loneliness, loss, anger, etc. What we’re wanting to do is maintain the highest levels of vibrations so that these Cancers have a way of releasing and not existing any longer.

What is vital for a Cancer patient is to have these positive thoughts and be surrounded in an environment that supports them. The challenge they are having is that they want to share that they have been diagnosed with cancer & what they are going through, but when they share it with others, they need to watch the anguish in their friends eyes, who look at them like they are going to die. Rather than being supportive in a positive way, many people will talk more about the cancers, their fears & create negative emotions that are more difficult for the patients to get through. In addition, many medical doctors will share the diagnosis in ways that scare the patients or remind them continuously of their disease or eminent death.

I have had many clients who have released cancer from their bodies. They were given only a few weeks to live & have had the cancers disappear. Medical science is incredible, but we need to realize that there are alternatives that are helping people. When a loved one has been diagnosed with cancer & chooses alternative therapies, please do not look at them like it’s a death sentence they have chosen. Alternative therapies work well on their own as well as in conjunction with western medicine.

We can choose to look at disease as something that is out of our control, it’s a huge dark cloud, or we can know that we are more incredible than the disease & treat it as a speck of dust that we simply brush away. What is your perception of disease? Is it hindering your life? Is it hindering the way you can relate to your loved ones that are needing your support? Think about it & give them the love & nurturing their bodies need. Not the sympathy, grief & disaster they don’t.

Allow your friends to share their concerns. Do your best to not look at the cancer as a death sentence. Keeping positive, sharing your support & nurturing them will allow them to stay in the healing vibrations for longer periods of time. This will allow their body to heal & process the disease. We are human, and doing the best we can. What would be very supportive for these people is to come up with a way that they can talk about it with their friends and say, this is what I need from you. I have been diagnosed with this and what would be the most supportive to me is if you could share your prayers with me, share your love with me, share your friendship, but let’s let this cancer go. Let’s know that it’s shifting and moving out of my life at this point, so that we don’t have to continue mourning my loss while I’m still alive.

Pain & disease are the body’s way of communicating with us. When we listen to what it is sharing, we can clear the pain & live our vitality. So know that you are doing the best you can when supporting cancer patients. Know that even in your grief, you are helping them to learn how to not be affected by other people, although in this vulnerable time it would be easier to have your support since it may be more challenging for them to maintain a positive outlook.

If you would like to learn more about alternative care for cancer or how to support your loved ones, please contact Jeanne at unlockblocks.com