Decisions Cancer treatment medicine vs Natural remedy

When you get diagnosed with Cancer there a big mind games that come into play. You second question thoughts, remedies and did I make the right choice, the mind is the devils play ground indeed. But did I ?? Will I ?? can I ??? Seem to be playing that song!
Doctors give their thoughts, I have my thoughts, people that have been through this have their thoughts, people that have never had Cancer actually gave their opinions through my friend died when she did that. So and so's mother did that and this happened!! You need go alternate or natural. Omg 😲 I thought my head would explode!!! Who do I listen to??? What if I make the wrong choice!
It all got way too hard. Going to bed at night doing those awful reruns of a bad movie. Playing out the ending seven different ways!! I think you know what I mean. I ask my doctor on success stories of treating Cancer naturally he goes one percent survival rate! Omg 😲 I am no gambler but if that was a horse race I would not go for those odds.
So I took 3 days out! Thinking, pacing, up and down round and round, Ekkkk I am going to go mad!
So then I thought 💭 ok let's do everything. Try everything! Yes yes yes.
So basically I can't say what worked but I thought I will try everything, I did! I have decided in my own self. That most things that feel right or wrong probably make you question yourself. So why would this be any different.
Modern medicine yes. Natural yes. Mixed them all up! I call it the cocktail of life. We all have our own recipe. It's a gut feeling! If it feels right you got the recipe.
Don't second guess.
#alternate #medicine #choices #gowiththegut

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