Hi Krisi,
I'm really sorry for your loss of one of your clanmates and friend to cancer, and I'm really glad and thank you for your persistence in bringing awareness to cancer check ups and support of those with cancer. It is probably the best thing you can do as a clan in memory of your clanmate and if it saves just one person through early detection, it is worth it.
It's sad you say some people are dead against this topic. Personally, my work involves looking after, supporting, and helping people with cancer and also their families, and I've also looked after those whom sadly have become terminal and need palliative care.
A diagnoses of cancer is devastating not only to that person, but their family and friends, and touches everyone in some way. It is such a tremendously emotional and touching feeling when someone says they have been given the "all clear" and have been cured. That is a really precious emotional moment and a privilege and blessing to share with that person.
A very huge factor in such a positive outcome is often greatly the result of early screening and detection, and I can't understand how anyone would object to promotion of that when people's lives are saved as a result. There's nothing more precious or that makes more significant difference then prevention and early detection of cancer when it can still be successfully treated, and the person survives to live and enjoy a healthy longer life in preference to the heartache and impact that more advanced cancer has on that person, their family and friends.
When a diagnoses of cancer is made it impacts not just on that person, but on family and friends, and touches the lives of everyone, and I thank you sincerely for promoting check ups, and supporting those who have cancer.
Thank you personally for continuing to promote the THINK PINK month despite opposition of those against it. I will encourage and promote it in our clan this month.
With thanks
Cherish
11-Oct-2015 03:07:22
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Cherish Hope