fbpx

Let Cancer Be Your Teacher

alt="The Cancer Voice Asia | Let Cancer Be Your Teacher. Image: Internet courtesy."

Looking back, having cancer was the best thing that ever happened to me.

Don’t get me wrong. Cancer is never the best thing that can happen to anyone, especially to children. But having cancer, I became stronger with a clearer vision of life.

Perhaps, a cancer survivor like me that had to experience different hardships and disappointments could easily give up during the battle at any moment. But, more than anything else, the experience with cancer has taught me the value of life and my relationship with people surround me.

I had never met any cancer survivor that never owned this fundamental human kindness. All cancer survivors I meet are very kind to any people they encounter even after experiencing the inhumane effect of this disease. And this kindness overthrow all money, status in society and power.

You can ask every cancer survivors what cancer had taught them, but here are some things I must mention how cancer becomes our teacher:

Celebrate life more often.

The Cancer Voice Asia | Cancer Has Taught Me To Celebrate Life More Often. Photo by Logan Isbell on Unsplash.
Cancer Has Taught Me To Celebrate Life More Often. Photo by Logan Isbell on Unsplash

How do you celebrate life on a daily basis? Maybe, drink your favorite wine? Well, I do, sometimes. And what am I celebrating?

I celebrate life.

One day, there will not be a tomorrow. But having cancer taught me that the human spirit has the ability to overcome even the worst adversity and soar on the other side. In every negative, there is a positive, and it requires me to accept both sides.

It taught me the value of living each day to its fullest, not putting off until tomorrow what you could do today.

The Cancer Voice Asia | Cancer as a teacher. Photo by rawpixel on Unsplash
Cancer as a teacher. Photo by rawpixel on Unsplash

And also, cancer has taught me that I have the power to make a real difference to the world in which I live. It’s a scary thought that one day I will be taking my last breath. But every once in a while, things happen that I never expect and will make me remember what cancer has taught me.

And with that, I allow myself to be thankful.

🌐 I’m the author of “The Cancer Voice Asia”, and I want to share my experience with cancer to help you through yours. We create a special network of people living with similar experiences that allows us to empower ourselves and helps us to fight against the disease.
ðŸ‘Đ‍🔎I was diagnosed with Leiomyosarcome in 2016, when I was 29 years old. My healing journey becomes your healing journey, and I want to use this platform to inspire people all over the world.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Shopping cart

Subtotal
Shipping and discount codes are added at checkout.
Checkout