My Brother’s Blood Cancer

My third brother was a conventional medicine doctor. Year 2006, I visited him. When seeing him eat a lot of fat of lamb, I asked him if he was worried about his blood fat. He was smiling and told me that he just got it checked. Blood fat level was very normal unlike my sister’s.

My sister’s blood fat level was high. As long as eating some meat for two meals, she will feel dizzy. In that case she has to be very careful with her food.

My third brother was also very proud to tell me that his health was very good since for a few years he had not had a cold or fever even though he had to get along with patients so closely every day in his private clinic.

At that time, I did believe that he was strong enough while he was telling me about his health state.

In the beginning of year 2007, he was sick and could not get well with his own treatment. Later he was found out with blood cancer.

He felt so bad and looked very bad as well. Anyway he could manage to go to a blood sickness treatment center in a big city, Tianjing China.

After finishing all related tests, in the morning he began to have the Chemotherapy treatment. A few days later, his wife was informed by doctor that she should prepare herself the worst.

The Chemotherapy treatment was terminated. From the beginning of Chemotherapy treatment till his death, it was less than one week. He was only 51 years old.

While he was cremated, cremation worker later talked to my nephew and asked my nephew what my third brother died of (In China, it is common to ask that). Then the cremation worker said that it was not my third brother’s time to be dead yet.

My nephew asked him why he thought so. The worker explained that the liquid from burning his body was still yellow, which meant that his body still had chance to be alive, still manageable. When a person’s live comes to an end, liquid from the burning body should be grey.

Today, when looking back, 2006 when he was saying that he was very health, not having cold or flu for a few years, as matter of fact he was not health at all. On the contrary his immune system was not strong enough to fight so that he felt nothing. However he thought he was very healthy. His body did not have any sense any more.

I think at that time when he was found out with blood cancer, his body energy was so low; his body was so exhausted. Under this circumstance, he was treated with Chemotherapy. It is just like you gave a very good beating to an exhausted man and expected he could work properly. How cruel it is to treat our body this way.

The consequence is not hard to imagine.

My sister who always thinks she is in very poor health because she has to be very careful about what she eats, otherwise her body does not feel well at all. Today she is still okay because she has sense of her body. It is just this sense that protects her.

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