Be Family & Friends

Do I tell my child?

No, not the little crabs that we always collect on the beach in Italy, my cancer is a disease.
You can’t see it at the moment, it’s inside me, hidden in the little cells my body is made of.
Thank God my doctor found it anyway.
It’s not great that I have the disease, but now that we know it’s there, I can do a lot to make it go away.

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How do I tell my child?

Direct information is extremely important for a long-term and sustainable relationship of trust with your children and to prevent children from creating their own picture.
Because even without information, children can sense that something is wrong in the family.
Nothing scares them as much as not knowing what it is.

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Community and spirituality as a health booster

Good interpersonal relationships are not only pleasant and enriching on a spiritual level, but also healthy for physical well-being.
Time travel to Roseto, Pennsylvania, in the 1960s: Roseto came to the attention of scientists because the rate of heart attacks in the small town was significantly lower than in its neighboring towns.

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Accept help

Accept help, create a positive environment and choose your companions “wisely”.
Many people are afraid that others will find out about their illness.
Be it because of their career, their credit rating at the bank or the loss of identity and the associated “categorization” as a cancer patient.

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