Hello, dear mother:

Today is my eighth birthday. I am very grateful to my mother for all her care. When I was born eight years ago, I felt all the happiness. Although my birth brought all the happiness to my family, I also thank you for your meticulous care. Thanks to you, I have all my happy life today and all my efforts now.

How to write a thank-you letter for breast cancer?

Thank-you note from the family members of cancerpatients:

Director Wang:

Hello!

I’m Wu Wanmei’s husband. Today, everyone just celebrated Wan Mei’s fifth birthday. Looking back on thepast few years, it’s like a lifetime. Wan Mei and I havepaid too much, but we have also gained more. Wan Mei can have a second life. I really appreciate you and the “comrades-in-arms” in the cancer rehabilitationpark.

When I got the diagnosis of breast cancer, I thought a lot of words to comfort my wife. When I faced her, I couldn’t say a word, but I couldn’t helpit. I cried before her. When I go home at night and look at my wife, I suddenly feel very strange. Will a livingperson disappear like this? As you must know, as the family members of cancerpatients, thepressure andpain are not less than thepatients themselves.

After surgery and chemotherapy, a series ofpainfulprocesses, what should I do next? Wanmei is like carrying a time bomb, which will detonate at any time, and her life is on thin ice.

In the company during the day, I always worry about my wife, whether my arm hurts again, whether I can’t get over it alone, and how can I take care of my work. At that time, a strange and warm voice came through thephone, listening to Wan Mei vent, listening to her nagging, accompanying her to say something happy, and calling directly in case of any special situation,people came over, and I was unaware of it at work; During those days in the hospital, these kindpeople came to visit us every week, bringing flowers made by themselves, warm encouragement, laughter and laughter. These seemingly simple details supported my husband and wife topersist, and somepeople were caring about us. On the difficult road of anti-cancer, we were not alone. Later, I learned that these kindpeople are friends of you and the rehabilitationpark!

I can vividly remember the first time I learned Guo Linxin Qigong. On that day, I accompanied my wife, and just before dawn, I came to theplace where Mr. Wang taught in the rehabilitationparadise-under the Meiyuanpine forest, where the trees are lush and the air is surrounded by morning fog. The doctor said that theplace with abundant oxygen cells is beneficial to the tumor’s condition, because cancer cells are anaerobic. My wife is very absorbed in following the teacher’s actions, and every action must be upto standard. Miss Wang is a cancerpatient who has recovered for more than ten years. Looking at her earnest efforts, I feel sour and happy inside. Perhaps I saw hope and courage from Miss Wang, and my wife wanted to live sostrongly for the first time.

She drinks bitter Chinese medicine every day andpractices Guo Lingong for three hours at five or six in the morning every day, but she never cries bitter. “Grandma Wang is 83 years old, and she takes medicine with a big mouth and is unambiguous.” I know that Grandma Wang is the bestpatient who can sing in theparadise. She taught Wan Mei to let go of her heart. She taught Wan Mei to sing and supported her to be the lead singer of the singing team all the way.

I don’t believe it, I don’t admit it, I accept the cruel reality, and then I struggle tenaciously. If it weren’t for your help, my wife wouldn’t get out of her sadness so quickly and bravely fight cancer.

Sometimes I am so busy that I forget to take the medicine. The comrades in the rehabilitationparadise willpersonally deliver the medicine to my house, and sometimes they will simply fry it and bring it directly to me. By the time I get home, my wife has fallen into a sweet dream.

After the operation, my wife’s right arm hurts so much that she can’t lift it. The doctor asks her to exercise, and every time her wife moves a little, she will sweat withpain. Thepatients are cheering for her as a wife. It seems that her success is everyone’s success.

With your ownpocket, you organized friends,patients and staff in a rehabilitationparadise. You didn’t sleepa wink for two days and two nights, andplanned a charity fund-raising activity to raise life-saving money for those cancerpatients who have no money to treat, including the little friend with brain tumor who just turned 10, whose mother had double breasts removed, whose father had a high amputation, and whose family waspoor. Only when death came day by day, his experience made everyone feel miserable. You took the lead in donating a box of Exxon and severalpairs of traditional Chinese medicines. That day, you attracted almost all well-known local media and made a series of follow-upreports. In the end, you raised more than 80,000 donations, so that everyone could really feel the warmth of society. Here, my wife and everyone said, “We are no longer just renewing our lives for the sake of renewing our lives, and we feel the value of living. We can also leave something for the world and come here for nothing”, and we alsoprovide opportunities for the families of thesepatients to exchange and share with each other. My wife told me that she has strengthened her future goals and direction, lived well, helped more friends in need, and watched her and everyone smile, and cancer can only be far away.

In the eyes of others, we must be theprotagonists in the tragedy. But over thepast few years, my wife has become more and more enthusiastic about the things around her and herpatients around her, and she loves to laugh more and more. Sometimes, a little thing can make my wife happy for a long time, which makes me wonder, “What’s so happy?” Perhaps, busy with work and housework on weekdays, worrying about disputes and contradictions betweenpeople, and having no time to discover and enjoy the “happiness” in life; Perhaps, at an important juncture in life, I suddenly realized that I can’t let the rest of my life be soaked in tears and depression, but I should laugh as much as I can.

Wan Mei just told me the other day that she had heard from a doctor about apatient. Before she got sick, she acted decisively and courageously, and her career was very successful. However, as soon as she finished surgery and chemotherapy, she fell into extreme fear. In thepast, friends from the business community came to visit her, but she also avoided seeing her. Her body was under greatpressure, her immunity dropped sharply, and cancer cells quickly metastasized. The next day, her wife was busy looking for her and wanted to helphim. This incident gave us a great shock. We have always heard that “more than 80% ofpatients died not in the treatmentperiod, but in the rehabilitationperiod.” Now I really feel the role of aperson’s inner strength. “If he can meet this groupof comrades like me, he will definitely not leave so early.” How lucky we are to know you and thepeople who helped us in the rehabilitationpark.

Only those who have experienced a life-and-death struggle can realize thepreciousness of survival. Only those who have experienced difficulties together can truly feel thepreciousness of friendship. In thepast five years, you and your friends in Paradise are not relatives, but better than relatives.

Today is Wan Mei’s fifth birthday. We can all feel the feelings of you and your friends in Paradise. You are everywhere, the blessings from “comrades in arms” and the carefullyprepared dances will never be forgotten by my wife and me.

My wife and I are confident that we can go through ten or twenty years! Those who are recovering or still struggling for it, let’s try to run forward together!

this is a salute

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Thank-you letter from the family members of cancerpatients Part II:

Dear medical staff:

The medical staff of Chinese medicine oncology deeply moved our family by your concern and consideration forpatients. On behalf of the whole family, I sincerely thank you!

My grandmother’s name is Yan Youxian. She is 75 years old. She was diagnosed with esophageal cancer in medical college in November last year, accompanied by hypertension, arrhythmia and atrial fibrillation. After learning about her illness, her family was very worried and sad. My grandmother suffered a lot when she was young, but when she got the disease when she was old, her family was very sad. She decided to treat her so that she could continue her life. We are apeasant family, and it costs a lot to give my grandmother radiotherapy for two courses in medical college. After one month of discharge, it is even more difficult for her to swallow, and even she can’t drink water. She is verypainful, and thepain in the focus is unbearable and she is getting thinner.

In April, someone introduced that the Chinese Medicine Cancer Hospital was very good. On April 3, we went through the admission formalities for grandma. The hospital environment was clean and tidy, and the medical staff were very responsible, treating everypatient with care andprofessionalism. Minimally invasive surgery, stent surgery, and eating Chinese medicine in the hospital at the same time, my grandmother’s condition has improved, and she can eat some liquid things. The hospital is very thoughtful, with a special car to takepatients home. The most important thing is that the hospital can reimburse 75% of the treatment expenses, and there is a love fund, which solves theproblems of high medical expenses and difficulty in seeing a doctor. This time, in the Chinese Medical Cancer Hospital, grandma was admitted to the hospital twice, and our own expenses were small.

On behalf of my family, I sincerely thank the leaders, doctors and nurses of the Cancer Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine!

Written by Zhang Yao

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