Recovering From Cancer With Courage and Faith!

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Would you like to talk to someone? Click Here! I think after overcoming breast cancer, you become fearless, and somehow going up to your boss to talk about a possible promotion doesn’t seem like such a daunting task anymore. ~ Hoda Kotb

Stories of healing, strength, and God’s goodness!

100 Bible Verses About Recovering From Cancer!

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This page encourages you to understand that recovering from cancer is possible in so many cases thanks to advances in medical technology and treatments, and the unwavering support from loved ones and communities. My niece Lora Kesselhon’s story is a testament to this truth and the goodness of God. Despite being diagnosed with brain and spine cancer while pregnant over ten years ago, she defied all odds by overcoming her illness alongside her daughter Ruth, who was born healthy despite initial concerns for both their lives due to Lora’s condition at the time of pregnancy, miraculously healing them both! If you are recovering from cancer, I hope the story of my niece Lora will inspire you! Cancer recovery has greatly improved over the years. I remember back in the 70’s that when I heard someone had cancer, it was almost a death sentence. But now, thank God, things are so much better!

Luke 6:19, and the people all tried to touch him because power was coming from him and healing them all.

Hope for Those Recovering From Cancer!

Recovering From Cancer: A Journey of Faith!

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God Is Faithful in Cancer Recovery!

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When we are weak, God remains active and in control of our cancer recovery!

Cancer or cancer recovery is not a death sentence like it might have been 50-75 years ago! Despite our high technology, we must never forget that God is still in control. I have been blessed to have recently had friends and family members newly diagnosed with cancer. I thank God that they have all emerged victorious after their treatment and recovery. God also provides help with addictions. It is a fact that over the years, cancer has become a very treatable disease, and so is addiction.

If you are recovering from cancer, you will want to read on. With suitable modern technology, we have realized that doctors and researchers have developed tools and many new types of weapons, and have gained much knowledge on how to fight this aggressive disease. ~ Bill Greguska

Here Are Some Helpful Links:

Pastor Ron West and his battle with cancer!
What does the Bible say about cancer?
Why does God allow us to go through trials and tribulations?

Phone Numbers You Can Call:

National Cancer Institute 800-422-6237
American Cancer Society 800-227-2345

My Family And Friends Battled Cancer With Victory!

Lora Kesselhon with cancer and was victorious! NeedEncouragement.com

My niece, Lora Kesselhon, found victory over cancer!

In the last couple of years, I have personally experienced the healing of 4 close friends who had cancer—Wi, with modern technology that we now have, over 40 years later. I have a better outlook on the word “cancer” since many people I know have recovered from it. My niece, Lora Kesselhorn; my former boss, Ron West; my friend and pastor, Mark Mallwitz; my pastor’s wife, Sue Sauer; and my friend from my Bible study, Terri Stephen, all had cancer in the past couple of years, and all made a full recovery, thank God!

Thousands of others successfully undergo treatment and live healthy lives today! This will pass with advances in medical technology and, of course, with faith in God. Disease and illness can still be scary, but have hope because God is in control.

Finding Hope While Recovering From Cancer!

When You Hear The Word Cancer, What Do You Think?

Hearing the word “Cancer,” the first reaction is sadness and denial. Then anger and questioning God: why? Don’t hold back from those natural responses. They are part of the process. So much of what cancer patients go through is a process that requires patience, and patience involves perseverance. That’s where holding on to God and faith is the best treatment plan you can follow. ~ Milwaukee Froedtert Hospital Chaplaincy Service

A Christian Guide to Recovering From Cancer:

Many people I know who had a bout with cancer and won. My pastor/friend Mark Mallwitz is one of those friends who prayed for Mark.

Show empathy quietly. A hug and a loving “I’m so sorry,” or “Praying for you and love you!” made a real difference for me. Please don’t compare your struggles to others’ or minimize their pain. (Avoid: “It could be worse. Time heals all wounds. It’s all part of a bigger plan, so don’t worry, and you wouldn’t believe what happened to you; it’s not that bad.” or anything else that suggests that what they’re feeling is wrong).

Offer specific help, and let them say yes or no. Instead of a general let-me-know-if-I-can-help offer, be specific. It can be as simple as making a few calls on her behalf or running an errand. Why not offer to keep the kids for a few hours while she rests? Go by and fold some laundry for the family. Walk the dog. Bring over a hot meal for the family or some easy-to-microwave frozen meals for later. (Whatever you offer, be OK with their answer. If they decline your help, that’s OK. Let the decision be theirs.)

Another Very Important Idea!

Support; don’t fix. A phone call, a text message, or a simple note or card with encouraging words can mean a great deal. It can completely turn a dark day around. (“Thinking of you and praying for you!” is often enough.) Resist the urge to “fix” the situation for them (e.g., “You know what you need to do is…”); let God handle the “fixing” part.

Overcoming Cancer With A Ketogenic Diet!

Kubler-Ross’s 5 Stages of Grief Concerning Cancer:

Denial
Anger
Bargaining
Depression
Acceptance

As you go through these stages of grief, we encourage you to walk carefully with God, moment by moment. Make sure you also rely on your support system and others for help during this challenging time.