Rob, hi, namaste ....
Brandon Bays "The Journey" is very interesting, and the positive attitude she shows is all important. Cancer certainly does not necessarily mean a death sentence. I have seen seemingly miraculous healings.
But sometimes it does.
And those that do die, should not die thinking that they have been defeated, or feel that they have in some way failed. They may have led very positive lives, and done everything within their, and everyone else`s power to help them heal. But in that instance, perhaps it is their time to go.
If they have had therapies to help, it may well have helped them maintain a positive outlook, and helped them enjoy the time that they had here on earth. If that is so, then the therapies have had a positive, not a negative effect. And nobody should say "but I can cure you."
I have seen the devastation that such statements can produce, in some cases from so called alternative doctors, who first of all charge patients for batteries of tests amounting to intially over £600 from people who are desperate, and then continue to bombard patients with bizarre diets, which if they kept to, would basically starve them to death. The patients are pressured to keep to these regimes, and made to feel "bad" if they divert to a healthy intake. Meanwhile they have so called beneficial (highly expensive) injections of various substances. Because this gives them hope, they spend their last pound. But to what end?
One patient, who I knew well, managed to break out of the vicious cycle, leave the hospice where everybody thought she would die, and return to her loving family, who supported her in her last months of life. But if the so called "cancer healer" had had his way, she would have died from malnutrition, in the hospice, desperately trying to follow his instructions,which were alien to her body.
Rob,sometimes it is not a case of "if we let it defeat us, it will." Some people have every desire, genuinely, to live, and to everything in their power to do just that. But despite positive attitudes, and therapies, sometimes, they die. That is a fact of life ....
That is my opinion.
Love and light
philanty
