So let’s break this down into what you really need… at a range of price points (including free!)

Make their life easier to allow them to focus energy on healing! So much of our energy goes to managing the every day needs of life, so you can step in to help them focus on what really matters:

• Help with meals (but make sure you ask about their dietary needs, use organic produce, etc.)

• Walk their dog

• Drive their children to school or practices or invite over for a playdate

• Do yard work for them, take out their trash, empty the dishwasher, fold laundry, bring in the mail, etc. 

• Help make appointments: find doctor recommendations, call to make appointments, build a schedule.

• Build a schedule for medicines and sort pills into a container

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Let them know you are thinking of them - send a song, poem, text, or picture. Help them think about more than just cancer.  

​If they are staying at the hospital for an extended stay, it can be very lonely by yourself.  Check in via text, video call, stop by, etc. as often as you help connect them to their real life. Bring pictures, blankets, pillows, pajamas, and flags to decorate their room.

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​Join them for an appointment.  This may mean driving them there, preparing for the doctor visit and brainstorming questions, creating an agenda for the time together, taking notes during the appointment, doing follow up research on what was discussed, and sharing that information with the people they have identified need to know. 

Ask them if they have built a strategy. If they haven’t, I wrote a book (MOJO Healing) to teach them how to build a strategy to heal that uses the best of conventional and traditional healing.  That would be a great gift to help them get started on their journey or you could read it and help them craft their strategy.

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Go spend time helping them find their flow.  Bring them to a art museum, concert, go dancing, play games, or whatever they do and have so much fun they lose track of time…. 

Remind them that they are a bad ass.  Give them confidence that they are worth the effort and energy to heal.  Talk with them about their strengths.  Whatever they are great at, help them leverage that in their healing journey.  

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Ask if they need something specific to heal.  As an example, mastectomy pillows or seat belt covers or icing tools.  Or maybe a journal.  Or maybe a trampoline (great for lymph expression). 

Give them a gift card to help them with their holistic healing strategy.  This could be a visa gift card, to a local health food store, to Whole Foods, etc.  More Joy Health is working to be the "easy button" for patients to source high quality supplements and tools to heal the root causes of disease so a lot of what they will need will be available right there.  We have also built a registry to make it easier to defray the cost of your healing strategy (I had to spend my entire life savings and more to live, and I want to help people avoid the financial devastation I faced) so make sure you click here to see if they have a registry built (or let them know they can build one here!)

If you want to know if a specific food or supplement could be helpful, check out our strategy builder. If they are complaining of a side effect, you can go right here to see options to outmaneuver that particular side effect across diet, lifestyle, supplements, and facilitated healers.  They will likely have to replace a fair number of household cleaning supplies, beauty products, etc. that have toxic chemicals.  Of course our EMF Blocking blanket would be fabulous….. And almost everyone everywhere would benefit from the foundational protocol we built with Oscar to build up your core health. 

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