Posted in: Cancer by Dr. Tarang Krishna Posted Date: 18 Feb, 2019
Have you or your loved one been diagnosed with cancer? Share your experience to provide comfort and courage to others who have been touched by cancer. The therapists and cancer communities say that finding the courage to share your cancer story with others who are going through a similar experience can be a source of support and inspiration. It can also help you improve your own state of being comfortable. Sharing your personal cancer journey with others has many benefits, from basic support and advice to life-preserving outlooks.
According to the best cancer doctors in India, physical health is associated with mental and spiritual health. It might seem like that your personal disturbances is not everyone’s business, however, the method of opening up allows one to set free the emotions which have built up such as stress, anger, and other negative energy caused by cancer. Once you let go of this emotional baggage, you can begin to understand your situation more easily and improve the quality of your life.
Opening up about your journey can be tough, but Cancer Healer Center and many other cancer hospitals tells you that many cancer patients find solace and unforeseen benefits by sharing their stories. However, many people may be reluctant to disclose such a personal and vulnerable part of their life but those who have mustered the bravery to speak up and reach out to others with similar condition gave themselves the opportunity to achieve a transformation in their overall well-being.
When the patients with cancer share their story, it reminds them that there are others who go through a similar experience. This enables a connection with the other people who have cancer, and elevates the sharer and listener. Sharing face to face is very powerful but social media is another extremely effective way to reach people and spread your message across the globe.
Sharing the story allows to welcome certain parts which might be difficult to accept, and can help you let go of the fear and the many negative ways in which it can affect you. When you stop allowing the situations to control how you feel, it might help to promote healing and give a new sense of purpose. In contrast, many oncologists and cancer doctors say that your struggles and how you fight them also give others the courage to stay tough amidst the cancer battle.
As rightly quoted by Iyanla Vanzant, “It’s important that we share our experiences with other people. Your story will heal you and your story will heal somebody else. When you tell your story, you free yourself and give other people permission to acknowledge their own story.” When patients with cancer talk about their experiences, they are leaving an impact on themselves, as well as other cancer patients, their friends and family, and all people who come across their stories. This provides a better understanding of what impact can cancer have on one’s life and encouraging empathy, as well as motivation for overcoming any problem. The sense of attachment and mutual trust gives us hope and strength to outlast the toughest challenge, no matter what that may be.
About The Author
Dr. Tarang Krishna
Dr. Tarang Krishna, Director at Cancer Healer Center, is the perfect epitome of perseverance and dedication.
He has an impressive educational background to his credit. He completed his under-graduation in Medicine and Surgery from Pune, India and did his MD (Hom) from Agra University, India.Thesis on MD was on "Treatment of cancer" where he presented cases of almost 100 patients and the response of the medicines in the treatment of cancer. He then completed his Ph.d in Oncology from the United Kingdom and his thesis on the ‘Efficacy of Medicines in the Treatment of Cancer’ is greatly commemorated and honored.
He befittingly represents alternate medicine and has contributed significantly towards the development and research of immunotherapy.
Through his nationwide chain of “Cancer Healer Center” clinics he strives to offer superior cancer treatment, using immunotherapy.
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