Advice for helping my adult children accept my MBC diagnosis?
Two of my 3 kids have, pretty much, come to terms with my metastatic breast cancer diagnosis. My youngest(daughter) refuses to accept it. When I try to talk to her, she says " I don't want to talk about it" or "it's going to get better, you're going to be ok". I've tried to tell her, its NOT going to be ok. I'm not going to get better. She just looks at me and says," I hear you but, it's going in one ear and out the other". I'm not sure how to handle this. Has anyone else had this problem or have any suggestions
Hi Debi. I am hoping that others from the community might jump in here to offer advice as I am sure many others have had similar experiences with their loved ones.
Let us know if any of this is helpful!
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Patty (Team Member)This is all helpful but, my daughter is 28 years old and has 2 children of her own. Her 11 year old has accepted my cancer more than she has. How do I get through to my grown daughter
Hi Debi, I'm sorry to hear about the challenges you're facing. It's tough when our loved ones struggle to come to terms with difficult situations. Sometimes, open and honest conversations can help bridge the gap, letting her know how much you value her support.
On another note, I've found that hydrogen water has been beneficial for my overall well-being, especially in times of stress. It’s known for its antioxidant properties, which can help the body manage stress and improve health. If you're curious, you can find more information at (https://h2aura.com/). It might be worth exploring for both you and your family.
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glad to hear you have found something that helps you. We always recommend reaching out to one's physician before trying any thing new, just to be safe. Wishing you well. -Jessica (Team Member)
