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Advice and prayers for lymphatic cancer?
My online friend Misty has cancer and is undergoin chemo/radiation. Any advice for her and prayers. Also should i tell her both my parents had cancer and died from it even though they were much older it seems like that info could be more scary then supportive. Also any positive stories about full recovery i can pass along to her as well as info on dealin with side effects ty
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- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Plenty of prayers for Misty, and the advice is do NOT tell her about the deaths.
She needs to hear positive things and needs positive re-enforcement.
Source(s): Nine year, stage 4, malignant melanoma survivor - 1 decade ago
Hey there. #1: Sorry about your friend. You need to support her anyway you can. Send little happy notes to her, tell her she'll be okay. Second, don't tell her anything that might make her think that she won't make it. I know a girl who had something like cancer. Everyone in my class sent her funny little cards and gifts so she'd feel better. We're best friends now, and just the little things can help. Pray for her, ask others to pray for her, and keep telling her everything is alright. Good luck, God Bless, and Don't worry. : )
Source(s): Experience - 1 decade ago
Many thoughts and prayers to your friend , I agree with everyone else just let her know that you are there for her no matter what and don't let her know of your parents, sending her good thoughts and good wishes and hoping for the best for your friend
