@kksali, I don't know your situation, but I agree with @laura-f about getting some help for your son. I don't have children, but I was a very depressed kid. I think it would have helped me had therapy been more available and accepted back then.
I can feel your son's kind, loving spirit. I'm sending waves of that kindness and love back to him, and will keep you both in my prayers.
Hello,
I am not sure if this is the place to post this. My 23 year old daughter has a 1B melanoma on her leg. They were not able to remove it all when they did a biopsy and she is having surgery tomorrow. They are also removing the lymph nodes in the groin area that the cancer would spread to, if it has spread. That is the question.
Would anyone be able to do a tarot reading regarding her situation? Her name is Cari Elana. She is a very spiritual young lady. She recently moved to Texas and we are many miles apart and I cannot be with her during this time
Thank you in advance!
Oh my. Kids can be so cruel.
It is so hard to stay afloat, especially in this culture of bullying.
I am sending your son love.
My child is finally getting some help at almost 21 years old. I too wish I could have gotten her help earlier...she was not open to it.
Let him know he's loved every single day. It can make a difference.
Hello @lisabella123 . I am so sorry to hear about your daughter's health issue. I am not skilled enough to read on something so serious. But as I was prayer for her, I felt compelled to give you this message.
I want you to know, that even though the road ahead is a difficult one, keep faith The Holy Spirit is with her. The Virgin Mary is looking after your daughter on your behalf. Through Her, you are there with Cari Elana.
I hope I didn't offend you with the religious characteristic of the message. But that is what I felt in my heart. I will keep both of you in my thoughts and prayers. I send light and love to the two of you.
PS: I just felt the words Choir of Angels in my mind in case it means something to you...
@kksali Often when I meditate about healing for someone, I see a warm red glow and that’s what I just experienced when sending healing to your son. I pray for his healing and that he be protected during this troubling time. I saw him healed. I saw him smiling and realizing that life is much brighter than he had realized, that he is connected to people who care about him and that he can make friends. Relief washes over him. Namaste.
My heart goes out to you and your family in this difficult time. If I can give you any comfort, it is this.
We know nothing.
Yes, this may seem like hollow and insensitive words. But they are so true, and a belief I take to heart every day. Please allow me to explain.
They told my mother to get her funeral arrangements ready, as the type of cancer she developed had (at that time) only had two women in East Tennessee survive it. Three decades later, she is still here.
They told my grandfather that he would not survive past one year because his heart was so bad. He survived an additional twenty one years and died at the age of 93.
They told my father that his stage 4 cancer had a survival rate of 5% (survival after 5 years of diagnosis). That was back in 2007. He's still here.
In short, don't focus on statistics. Don't listen to odds or long-term predictions. Because we truly know nothing. We can't afford to listen to those who try to weigh us down with bad news and stress (Trump is talented in the department of spreading ill will, but that is a post for another time). Tune it all out and focus on the light. Or God Almighty. Or positivity. Whatever is important and uplifting to you, focus on it, and you won't go wrong.
I'm not sure if my story helps. Each time, we listened to our doctors, but we refused to let bad predictions get us down (I suspect that we may be too stubborn for our own good. Probably explains why we are one of the few families of democrats in an area that is 95% Republican!). But regardless of that, as one person who watched a loved one struggle with cancer, I implore you to focus on the positive and let it radiate from you. Your daughter will be drawn to your light and will need its strength as she recovers. Don't focus on the cancer itself, as it will depress you. Take courage in the fact that your daughter is not a statistic and that we never know what the future will bring.
I hope that my story did not diminish your faith in doctors, as I am sure that they are fantastic doctors. But I merely point out that doctors cannot see the future. Even if you hear bad news, it may not be entirely accurate, as my own history can attest to. Take courage in this, and keep us posted on your daughter's recovery.