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Thanks guys, yourNana b said:Take a deep breath....and smile!!
No Stress....just rest up and stay/keep healthy!
Thanks guys, your supporitive words are overwhelming. I can't wait for this week to be over.. I will keep you updated... God Bless0 -
thanks for sharing your fear. I thought I was the only one
I wanted to rip my last ct test open. I felt sick wondering about it. I vividly remember leaving the imaging clinic. Opening the door, walking, feeling scared. I thought I was the only one. I was clutching the big sealed white envelope. Was my fate and life going to be determined by the test result ?
Luckily I get easily distracted. Maybe I saw a beautiful woman or a friend called me. But this strange near fear disappeared as unexpectedly as it came. I was happy to see it go.
I had to acknowledge I was real scared and at the same time now know more clearly that FEAR in itself is really unhealthy. Lookup stress and your immune system. I try and keep positive pleasant thoughts in my head, all negative thoughts put them in mental trash can. Empty it straight away. I am a struggling Christian buddist so I also put impure thoughts in my mental trash can. I am always putting the rubbish out.
Life is for living, don't let fear waste a second of each precious day. God bless you.0 -
Good LifeNana2 said:Ben Carroll Good life
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Ben Carroll Good life
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tootsie1 sent this suggestion to listen to this song. I just listened 3 times and loved it. Very soothing.
Nana2, You really blessed me this morning! I went to you tube and listened to the song.
How beautiful! I start chemo tomorrow and that song really calmed me down. I will keep listening to it.
Thanks, Diane0
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