Hi there,
I'm not sure if you are asking whether you should do more for the community through charity or if there is anything more you should be doing for yourself to prevent recurrance?
It sounds to me as though you are doing all that is available at this time for prevention. It also sounds like you are moving on. This, as I see it, is the ultimate goal. If we do not move past our diagnosis and treatment, what was the purpose having the treatment in the first place? I do volunteer at a suport organization and I feel as though I am helping others. I don't think it is the ideal place for everyone to give back though. Some may be more comfortable giving donations and suplies. If you are the person giving in this way please do not discount your importance in the scheme of things. Without financial support and suportive products, many of the people I contact could not be helped. My message of help would be mute.
After my diagnosis of cancer my sister, who only lacks for time, asks her secret santa at christmas to donate to any charity of their choice. Being she does not have an abundance of time, this is the way she contributes.
Last year it was a charity for autism.
Alice
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