Discussion: I am the mother of a 10-year-old boy with leukemia. How does it happen that a young child has cancer at such an age?

In particular, cancer in young people and children is in a different developmental trajectory than in adults. The leading cause of cancer in children is usually unresolved childhood mental traumas (some claim even in the fetal stage before birth). On the other end, cancer can be found in the elderly; it is a less violent cancer and slower in its rate of progression. It is a cancer whose primary cause is physiological. (Cell aging and toxin accumulation)

Cancer is a name that indicates a similar result to two interconnected phenomena. Allegedly, cancer is one group of diseases that affects all systems and organs of the body. In practice, cancer has two pathways:

1 Juvenile-youth cancer (ages 30-35 and under) is mainly affected by unresolved traumas and relates to the emotional-energetic dimension. It is primarily a violent cancer, characteristic mainly of young people up to 30.

2 Elderly cancer (ages 70-75 and up) is a much slower, much less violent cancer, which characterizes especially older people, with a physiological background of accumulated tissue damage, mainly due to an unhealthy lifestyle (mental & physical) and poor nutrition.

(*) Adult cancer - around 30-70-year-olds, is a dynamic combination of these two groups.

Medicine has not yet comprehended how to diagnose cancer according to its causes — Physiological immune aging versus unresolved mental traumas. (Energy deficiency)

Link: Cancer causes emphasize its two interconnected trajectories.
Cancer manifests as the "Energetic Suffocation" of confined cells that isolate themselves from the healthy surrounding tissue in self-defense.
https://www.sf-healing.com/page/197 (Copy & Paste)