CANCER, ever had a close family member who got it?

[Anonymous]

How did you and your family cope?

[Hardon-Collider]

No cancer anywhere near my family. But i would probably think of it as something similar to pets who don't live long. Animals don't have egos and individual spirits and souls. But neither did humans a long time ago. As our consciousness evolved into individuality, so does animals'. I think that the reason why the wild animals that get tamed often live shorter despite better living conditions, isn't a mysterious habitat mismatch but the animal evolves really fast and starts to develop an individual thinking process unfit for the species that relies on instincts for both behavior and regeneration. That's the only logical explanation for a lot of what i have seen.

Similarly the humans might have outgrown their point in evolution that necessitated their incarnation in this body at this time. ㅤ

Living longer might not result in building more love than they already reached. You can at least take that even if you don't believe in spirit.

[Asker]

So do you have a person that has cancer?

[Hardon-Collider]

Of course I've known a handful of people who died from cancer. And out of the 3 that i talked to, it seemed like their life was at the most stable and completed point. Of course this is not true for every person with a terminal illness in the world. But worth considering for you.

[ohsheeT]

Here's the thing is they go into the hospital or if they haven't doctor look at all the medicines that big pharma. Pedals , not one of them work , because not one of them get healthy , they spend thousands and thousands if you know yourself, if you believe in yourself, if you understand yourself and your body, you can heal yourself, there are natural herbs, everything on this planet that we eat, that doesn't have pesticide all over. It is a cure for cancers.\n If you get one of those natural remedies And if you put it in your mind, you tell yourself each and every day, how good you feel, what you're going to do, you have to see it picture, it taste it, touch it, smell, it, hear it, become it, you can cure yourself if you're down-and-out if you have a low volume. Frequency, you're going to just keep eating yourself up with cancer. You have to change your mindset to a higher frequency. And you can cure yourself your energy. You have to remember that you are energy , energy can do anything

[SecretsofKB]

Yep. I had 4 family members die of cancer in the last two years. One was 14. In each of these situations, there was a point at which everyone knew it was only a matter of time before they died.

I think that knowledge helped a lot of my family members cope with their deaths before they even died. Each of the funerals I made it to were more of a celebration of life than a sad event.

But before they died, the families really rallied behind those that got diagnosed. We had family reunions, raised money, and did a lot together.

[Asker]

Its very sad, but also beautiful ro unite as family and helping them.

Also great that your family griev by celebrating life.

One person getting Cancer is already heavy, but 4 I two years😱, that is extreme!

[SecretsofKB]

Yeah, it was a rough time. There were some specific genetics at play for them but still sad.

I'm hoping this year is a good, clean year lol.

[Asker]

May 2026 be full of blessings for you and your family and better health than ever!

[Ez-Bri-Z_v2]

Both my mom and my boyfriend fought and beat cancer which I am grateful for. The big concern for me is that my mom had breast cancer which most likely increases my chances of getting it as well. Hers didn't develop until she was in her 60s so I have to get regular screenings just to make sure I dont get it, which all women should be doing anyway.

[slatyb]

My mother was diagnosed with metastatic lung cancer. Fortunately she only lived a couple of months after diagnosis. My brother-in-law lived two pretty horrible years.

[Asker]

That's painful 😞

[Nikki1989]

An older friend who is still fighting it.

[Asker]

💪🏼

[FreyaRed]

Yeah, my mother died of cancer two years ago. It was pancreatic cancer and she died with 42. It was hard for my younger brother. For me it was Wednesday.

[abc3643]

Of course. In fact, someone very important to me - like family, but not because her daughter married someone other than me - just died on Monday from cancer.

[DryGermanGuy]

My great-grandmother and grandmother died from the same type of cancer. Genetic inheritance definitely played a major role here.

[Simslover92]

Yes my mom. It was devastating at first. But she recovered from it so I feel very thankful that the doctors were able to remove it in time.

[douride2]

Yes I have lost 2 family members to cancer & one of my brothers has cancer. I am not sure how long he will survive.

[Anonymous]

No. We've been rather fortunate there. Cancer doesn't really run in my family ::::knock on wood:::: it stays that way.

[Anonymous]

Hmm hard to say, distant relatives, who knows