STOP CANCER, HEAL THE WORLD
My heart goes out to all those out there who are going strong n saying "am not just giving up"
its not easy living with the disease in your body n its as much even tougher for your very own care giver who are often your immediate family members.
Its economically very draining n particularly so when our very own health facilities are failing us n the situation forcing us to seek medications in far away land, miles away from home with little comfort bcoz it isn't possible for our family members to accompany us n be our source of comfort.
I may not be in any position of influence to positively impact policy decision but my prayers are with you all n will always be with you,
Please find time n say a word of prayers to all those battling cancer ailment n to their care givers we say Thank you for the concern n sacrifice.
More importantly let's encourage each other to go n seek medical advice against that little n possibly suspicious health concern you have, it may turn out to be the best decision you may ever make.
Your are giants in your right n we always celebrate YOU.
GOD BLESS YOU
October is breast cancer awareness month and we must purpose to visit the nearest medical facility near us to be sure of our own health
ReplyDeleteIts vital ww take care of each other mentally and physically
ReplyDeleteI agree.
DeleteI agree with you totally last week I went for cancer screening. It's better to know early than to delay. Pple should be very watchful against this dreaded disease.
ReplyDeleteN personal initiative is the best place to start from, we need to adopt an early testing culture and possibly one in a while go for comprehensive body examination so that if they is anything wrong, it can be contained very early
DeleteCrucial and key to go for check up... but in a recent edition of a local paper, the 53 year old is now gonna go for palliative care because the medical personnels were negligent.
ReplyDeleteWell its possible we a times get things wrong but we can't overly condemn over medical personnel when we all know the conditions under which they play their trade.
DeleteChances are, the misdiagnosis was systems failure or direct results of overworking
I can't emphasize enough the facet that we need to go for screening... Let's not just talk about it but let's go out and get the screening done
ReplyDeleteI agree with you Diba, let's all find time to pray, encourage and bring hope to those battling cancer ailments and to remind them that cancer cannot touch their soul and God will give them deep, abiding joy that makes no sense to the world, he will provide comfort and care as he wraps them in his arms.
ReplyDeleteWow wow wow
DeleteCancer is an enemy we face in this life, it's economically very draining,but our lives are hidden in Chris Jesus.
ReplyDeleteVery very prayerful thoughts indeed
DeleteOne day cancer shall be defeated.... Diba what policy changes can you propose to deal with cancer?
ReplyDeleteVery loaded question but how about we first and foremost initiate some epidemiological research on what cancer is prevalent where,n then purpose to answer the questions on what the pre disposing factors are.
DeleteBecause such an awareness will go a long way in empowering our people with the right information to increase their guard against the pandemic
Tis a pandemic. True, we can do something about it at a personal level by getting screened.
ReplyDeleteExactly, everyone should encourage the other to go for testing early enough n never to take any small sign for granted.
DeleteI agree with you. I will make sure tomorrow I go for the free screening in our office. Thanks Ali..
ReplyDeleteGood one, Am so encouraged. Be the light like you've always been.
DeleteWe will conquer Cancer as a country when we stop being selfish. Legislators would not make policies on cancer because they know they can be able to send one of their own abroad without problem
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DeleteSelfishness by our leaders is the source of all our problems in Kenya
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