August 23, 2023
I met Mrs. Zhang Rongqing in the hospital consultation room. Mrs. Zhang is 84 years old this year, but she looks in high spirits. Looking at the glowing old Mrs. Zhang, I can't imagine that this old man used to be a cancer patient.
When Mrs. Zhang usually eats, she always feels like choking and has been seriously affected. Unable to eat normally and do not know what disease it is, which makes Mrs. Zhang extremely irritable, even tossing and turning at night, unable to sleep at night.
Seeing this situation, Mrs. Zhang's son decided to take his mother to the hospital for an examination, hoping to solve the problem of the elderly. After a preliminary examination, the doctor told Mrs. Zhang's son that the situation might not be optimistic and suggested going to the provincial hospital for a biopsy.
Finally, Mrs. Zhang was diagnosed with oral cancer after a biopsy in the provincial hospital.
Mrs. Zhang's son told me that in fact, my mother had no fear when she learned that she had cancer. Anyway, I am 84 years old, I can't get cancer, and I'm over everything. I just want to find out what kind of disease is bothering me all the time. What I want is a conclusion from the doctor.
After learning that she was suffering from oral cancer, Mrs. Zhang's irritable heart calmed down instead. As Mrs. Zhang was old, the hospital was afraid that she could not afford surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy, so she was advised to use traditional Chinese medicine to recuperate. In this way, Mrs. Zhang, who was not affected by the diagnosis at all, took the medicine on time every day as if nothing had happened. Except for an extra bowl of traditional Chinese medicine every day, Mrs. Zhang's life has not changed.
After taking a course of traditional Chinese medicine in this way, when Mrs. Zhang went to the hospital for review, the examination results showed that Mrs. Zhang did not see any abnormality in her mouth!
The cancer detected in the past has now "disappeared"!
In fact, in addition to Mrs. Zhang, I have also come into contact with many cancer friends who have similar experiences. They gave me the impression that, without exception, they were able to live an optimistic and active life after learning that they had cancer. They did not regard cancer as a "scourge" and were not intimidated by cancer!
Therefore, I always think that in addition to choosing the right treatment, the mentality of patients is even more important in the fight against cancer. Fighting cancer is like a war. If you are scared out of your wits before you go to war, how can you talk about winning the war?
Only when your real heart is not afraid of it and actively look for ways to deal with it, can you win this war!
