How Easter offers hope to suffering blood cancer patients
In this video Lynn Bailey one of the members of our Blood cancer Uncensorsd community mixes his own story of handling the shock that his own diagnosis and the Easter story. Christ’s story of suffering, death and resurrection offers us hope. Are you sad or anguished? May this spiritual reflection on the meaning of Easter bring beer hope to you this resurrection Sunday.
This short talk formed the opening few minutes of our regular zoom chat yesterday. As usual the rest was a laid back fun time, also offering support to those facing particular challenges with their blood cancer diagnosis.
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- Adrian Warnock
Dr. Adrian Warnock is a medical doctor and clinical research expert who was himself diagnosed with blood cancer in May 2017. Adrian worked in the pharmaceutical industry for fifteen years helping to run the clinical trials that bring us new medicines and communicate the results. Before this he practised in the UK’s National Health Service (NHS), as a psychiatrist, for eight years.
Adrian is a published author, the founder of Blood Cancer Uncensored, and has written a Christian blog since 2003 at Patheos. He is passionate about learning how to approach suffering with hope and compassion. Adrian's articles are not medical advice and he is not a haematologist or blood cancer doctor. Always seek individualised advice from your health care professionals. You can e-mail Adrian here.
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