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How to Lend Support and Encouragement to Those with Cancer
Michael S. Barry
When catastrophic illness strikes, someone close to the patient—a spouse, a child or grandchild, a close friend—inevitably joins that patient on the arduous journey through treatment and recovery. But did you know that health-care professionals largely acknowledge that these personal caregivers have more influence over the patient’s experience in the short-and long-term than any medical professional? In other words, writes the author, “you are, or can be, one of the greatest weapons in your loved one’s fight against cancer. As a caregiver, you have as much or more influence…than anyone on the health-care team.”
Utilizing the biblical concept of joy, Dr. Michael S. Barry offers proven strategies to minimize the unavoidable moments of sadness, low energy, and depression that follow in the wake of cancer and other chronic illnesses—for both the patient and the caregiver. Find ways to create a space in the life of your loved one that is filled with positive energy, hope, abundant love, occasional laughter, and people (including you) who sparkle with a life-giving, joyful attitude, even amidst grave illness.