The world of cancer is a scary one. Even though 50–70 percent of us can expect to get this diagnosis in our lifetime, it still comes as a shock when the reality of the situation must be faced. When a cancer diagnosis is received, the ensuing stress and adrenaline impair our ability to make clearheaded and well-considered decisions. The stress hormones cause us to make spur-of- the-moment, survivalist decisions. On top of that, the conventional model is rushed, so there is pressure to start treatment quickly, and any delays are discouraged. Last, but not least, is the fear-based thinking of family and friends who are anxious or distressed if we choose to delay treatment. One of the most challenging issues for the cancer patient can be the well-meaning, well-intentioned person offering unsolicited and ill-informed advice…
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