Thank you for your answer, Alan. Yes, I understand about the writing therapy, but it could probably be reading therapy to somebody else as well. I've seen your post about your daughters... Cancer is always a touching subject for me. I grew up watching my mother fighting cancer every day for many years. And I never will forget how she screamed in pain, "I want to die. I can't take it anymore! I want euthanasia!" That was terrible. My grandma was the same, and I watched her dying slow unable to do anything to save her. Mom always sent me outside to scoop fresh snow for her to eat since she was in agony, and mom also didn't want me to hear her crying.
I grew up watching my mother fighting cancer every day for many years. And I never will forget how she screamed in pain, "I want to die. I can't take it anymore! I want euthanasia!" That was terrible. My grandma was the same, and I watched her dying slow unable to do anything to save her. Mom always sent me outside to scoop fresh snow for her to eat since she was in agony, and mom also didn't want me to hear her crying.