I need help im in a very bad financial crisis and ive got stage 1 cancer byt no money for treatment
Who can accurately predict the future here im looking on making the money through forex trading but i need accurate predictions so i can make the right decisions in the market
Re: Please who can predict fu By: Lark Moderator / Adept
Post # 2 Nov 09, 2020
Fortune telling doesn't work like that. No one can predicate a specific future as the future is constantly altering with the life choices we make. What divination can tell you is what will be the likely outcome if you continue on one specific course in your life. Change anything in that specific life path and the future changes as well.
So in your case, you can ask what the likely outcome will be if you buy a specific stock. But stock markets are constantly in flux with changes being made that are totally outside of your control, so any future outcome you see would be very tentative and likely to be wrong.
And from a totally mundane viewpoint, investing in stocks is a long-term project where you might make a good deal of money if you bought the right stocks and hung on to them for 15-20 years. If you're needing money quickly to pay for your cancer treatment you might want to look at something other than stocks to provide that for you.
Re: Please who can predict fu By: Spirit76 / Novice
Post # 3 Nov 09, 2020
The first thing you should be doing is talking to the treatment center. Tell them about your situation and specifically ask for advice and support. They should have a list of aid programs available, or at the very least contact information for a group/department that can get you that list.
Different sources of support have different qualifying criteria, so read up on each one and do your best to have the information gathered and available before you contact them. The easier you make their jobs the faster the process will go.
Top of the list is a detailed diagnosis. Make sure it includes things like if it is benign or malignant, risk of spread, specific type/name, and a list of treatments. It will help the aid group assess what you need.
This might sound weird, but I highly recommend you journal your experiences. Everything from what led you to getting checked, the test they ran, what the doctor offered, how the hospital treated you as a person, what things you had to figure out yourself, how the hospital is reacting to knowing your financial situation, etc. Update the journal every day with dates, times, appointments, conversations and bills.
It will help you manage the logistics of what is happening, let out the emotions, and preserve information you can read back on over time so nothing gets lost in the shuffle between yourself, the doctors, and aid programs. Especially when it comes to health and diet advice, and treatment interactions. Post-treatment is as vital (if not more) than the treatment itself as well.
One example is that some treatments are severely affected by intake of certain nutrients like citric acid or vitamin c. But, because these treatments smash down your immune system you need to take specific care of yourself, and as soon as the medical professionals give the clear, get your immune system back up and strong.
As a side benefit, having these journals also gives you something to share that would be specific and fact-based. Something you could clean up and publish or otherwise make public for others to learn from. Or, depending on your situation, as a source of real-world experience others could use to help effect change. Or maybe publish and sell as one of those 'my story' biographies. Some of them do quite well and it could be at least a small source of income as you recover.
