If you were dying of Cancer

This is a real tricky one because ethics in this kind of situation are very tricky.

Let me share my wife's experience with her mother.

First, I saw her mother on Thanksgiving 1998 and I looked at her aura and realized her mother was dying. At the time I thought I might be dying too of a heart virus. So, I suffered and realized I owed it to my wife to tell her about her mother. My wife got completely hysterical and started punching me in the chest and telling me to shut up. So I did. Two months later her mother's doctor told her the same thing I said to my wife, her mother was dying of small cell lung cancer from smoking. She was a relatively young woman being 75 and everyone had expected her to live a long time. But, from January, she said, "I don't want to drag this out since it's fatal anyway no matter what I do." I don't want treatment because there is no hope." She was gone by April 14th of 1999 as soon as she paid her taxes. My wife's stepmother who was married to her father had passed away the month before. The next month my doctor told me, "Fred, we finally figured out by the process of elimination that you had a heart virus since September 1998. You aren't going to die now because your heart has healed itself. You might even live a long life now."

So, I guess where I'm trying to go here is that: "Often when you have cancer you think you are going to die". That isn't necessarily true. So, you have to go inside and talk to God and ask God what your divine plan is. In other words will you get healed from this cancer or will God allow you to take your life if it is fatal.

After you get guidance from God of what to do then if God tells you you will be cured then you should try for that. If you don't get that then maybe he will give you permission to end your own life by moving to a state (one of three) in which this is legal to have a doctor help you end your life here in the U.S.

Remember your relationship with God supersedes whatever any religion tells you. Your personal covenant with God supersedes any man made religion here on earth.

Your relationship with God supersedes even your relationship with your own physical body. This is a good way to put this.

My own female cousin called me in Fall 2008. My father in law had just passed away. My mother was in a coma from which she eventually died from and my female cousin told me, "I have incurable pancreatic cancer. My husband wants me to get treatment but I've had enough of life. I know you understand how our family is Fred. I want to go." I said to her, "I think it is your life and you should do with it what you think best." She said, "Thanks Fred, I needed someone of the same blood as me to tell me this." She was gone within a month or two.