Speaking of what NOT to say, here is my list of phrases:
-You look pale
-You look too thin
-Chemo is as bad as the cancer
-I drank a special tea and now I’m cancer free
-Cancer is a money maker and “they” are hiding the cure from us!
-Why are you still using a cane?
-You have the best kind of cancer
-At least you don’t have [insert any other kind of disease or ailment here]
-You’re doing better than I am!
-I’ve had the same kind of chemo you’re taking and it didn’t work
-Did the doctor say how long you had to live?
-I hate [insert doctor’s name, hospital name here]; they let my [insert speaker’s family member/friend name here] die
-You look too thin
-Chemo is as bad as the cancer
-I drank a special tea and now I’m cancer free
-Cancer is a money maker and “they” are hiding the cure from us!
-Why are you still using a cane?
-You have the best kind of cancer
-At least you don’t have [insert any other kind of disease or ailment here]
-You’re doing better than I am!
-I’ve had the same kind of chemo you’re taking and it didn’t work
-Did the doctor say how long you had to live?
-I hate [insert doctor’s name, hospital name here]; they let my [insert speaker’s family member/friend name here] die
I guess it just depends on the person and the kind of
personality they have. Some people don’t want to hear any of it, and others
need a lot of encouragement. What helps me the most is when people tell me they
are praying for me. And again, I like looking good LOL. Some of the people I’m in treatment with look really
pitiful. I’m not saying I look like a model for good health, but at least I’m
up and moving around, with some energy. I’m very thankful for that.
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