Childhood Cancer Survivor But How To Be Happier Than Anyone<\/p>\n
I developed cancer when I was 10 years old.
\nSince that day, as a childhood cancer survivor, I have had various painful experiences in my life.
\nI will talk about that painful experience at another time.
\nHaving developed cancer, I turned to a more negative thinking tendency.
\nThe main reason for this was that I couldn’t see my future.
\nA few months after my 10th birthday, I developed cancer, but when I was a kid, I talked a lot about my dreams about my future, and the process of growing my important thoughts of dreaming. there is.
\nI was in a state where my thoughts had stopped growing at that time.
\n\u30fb Children can no longer have dreams.
\n\u30fb Children will not be able to draw bright and hopeful figures for their future.
\nThis is very important.
\nThis is because having a bright hope for the future is very effective mentally and physically in treating cancer.
\nWhen I develop cancer, my negative thoughts become stronger, and I have no bright hope for the future, when I have surgery for cancer, in terms of physical strength, I have the physical strength to undergo surgery. It was pointed out that it was weak. I was shocked to develop cancer myself, and I couldn’t eat much.
\nPhysical problems were also mentioned, but being a 10-year-old child also had a big impact. The body is so small that it cannot be compared with the physical strength of an adult, and the act of making an incision in the body with a surgical scalpel causes great damage to the body.
\nPhysical fitness is important, but more important than that is mental care.
\n“After treating and healing cancer, I leave the hospital and return to my normal life, envision a lively life every day, and head for a bright and hopeful future. It is important to provide mental support from yourself and others so that you can think about your future and live.<\/p>\n