Lymphoma (Hodgkin’s Disease)
Lymphoma is a disease in which the lymph nodes become grossly enlarged, coming about as a result of the proliferation of lymph cells. As with any illness, but particularly with lymphoma, there is a major call for help and support. It may also signify a place in which we feel guilty and are unable to see ourselves as innocent.
Chuck Spezzano and Janie Ticehurst, Healing the Body Through Mind and Metaphor
1 comment:
Louise Hay: "Hodgkin’s Disease: Blame and a tremendous fear of not being good enough. A frantic race to prove one’s self until the blood has no substance left to support itself. The joy of life is forgotten in the race of acceptance."
Nothing in Spezzanoland is ever original. Everything in Psychology of Vision has been swiped from someone else. POV is full of followers, not leaders.
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