What I would do (Janet) PLUS welcome our new member Natalie

Posted March 16, 2009 · March 16, 2009

Janet -

I understand your delimna - it is one I face often. In my own instance, I choose to not sit silently if there is any possibility of saving a life and I surely catch my share of grief a lot of times by speaking up and telling my message that "You don't have to die! There is hope and perhaps a very good chance to live, so please do not cast away your life needlessly."

In the case of your elders, perhaps a humble approach would be the best. Tell them that you are there to testify of a wonderful thing - that the promise God made to nourish and provide for our health with the bounties He bestowed in nature is real. You have seen it in your own life and in the lives of score of others in this group who have trusted God's word and found that God did not intend them to die after all, and that you felt compelled to share such a powerful message with them.

OK, I have good news to share: The gal from the other group whose mum has cancer has joined our group. Everybody give a big cyber hug and welcome to Natalie and let her know that we are here for her and her mother!

And of course also tell her what a dirty rotten scoundrel I am.

All the best to all of you,

oleander soup , lostrin <lostrin wrote:>> Jim,> > Holy cow what a story! I've always thought myself that if anyone in my> family got cancer (especially my kids) I would keep it a secret.> > Right now the elders of our church who are retired doctors and their son,> who is a doctor are accepting the death sentence of their daughter-in-law.> Do I dare say to them that there is another way? They are 50 years older> than me and garner no small amount of respect among the other members, as> you can imagine.> > The strength of the brain-washing campaign is quite obvious in our stories,> isn't it?> > I heard an interview the other day where the person said the "truth embargo"> is a violation of our civil rights.> Well put.> > Jim, I do hope after all that your marriage is still sound and your kids are> still with you.> > Kind regards,> Janet>