Thank you very much for you words. This is exactly what would expect from people, for after all solidarity is natural in most human beings. I am totally at peace, since I know I am a victor already, and it does not matter if in this world or in heaven. I am sufering from lypmphoma last stage, and am going soon to be "recycled", but for me this is another opportunity to testify of my faith in Jesus Christ as a savior and REDEEMER.

Hi! I am sorry to hear of your situation. I personally can relate to the terminal disease of cancer. I have had several of my family membes have cancer. Each one is different and has it's own unique treatments and diagnosis. When the news came that my dad had terminal stomach cancer, I left my job and my family to spend as much time as I could with him and mom. It was in January when I arrived back home in MD and he passed in April. My dad was not a outgoing spiritual man, but he was within himself. He gave his last months totally over to the Lord. He did receive chemo treatments at John Hopkins in Baltimore, MD. However, since his cancer was in the advanced stages, it did not solve the problem. I was his primary caregiver all the way to his last breath. I do not regret one moment. His legacy of kindness will continue through all of his children. My mom has a form of skin cancer and breast cancer, however, her outcome is not terminal at this point. If there is anything I can help you with, just let me know. God Bless You and may He walk with you every step of your journey....