You clicked on this site at the right time, for you are about to witness something does not happen very often when a person has deadly inoperable stage 4 cancer—full remission and recovery. Warning, the following may positively change or contribute to your quality of life or someone you love.
Hi and thank you for clicking on this site. You clicked on this site because you are very serious about battling this insidious disease waging war in you or in someone you love dearly. Pat yourself on the back, for you are about to embark on a journey that may very well change your life or save it. You made a very wise decision in coming here.
When asked how I deal with cancer, I am always happy to respond with a smile and say, “I just learn to deal with it like any other illness such as a flu or a cold. I place my trust and faith in God. I then add, “I learned to embrace it.”
When faced with serious adversity, like terminal cancer or disease, our attitudes can mean the difference between an abundant life or a miserable life.
As I begin to type this out, my mind goes back to when this all began over a year ago. It started out with some simple edema in my feet. I thought little of it because I know many people my age get a little edema.
