Carry each other’s burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ. -Galatians 6:2

Camden, Steve & Hollis Cobb

A Preparation in Empathy

“On November 10, 1990, I was diagnosed with brain cancer and told to get my affairs in order. Twenty-seven years later, with surgery, two years of chemotherapy and 30 rounds of radiation in my rearview mirror, I am feeling better than ever.

Many blessings have been showered upon me since the time doctors told me to prepare for death. I have served the church for 18 years and am the father of two wonderful sons. Everything that has happened over the course of my life has been a preparation in empathy for Cord of 3 Strands.

Sympathy is literally to ‘suffer (along) with’, which all good-hearted people are able to accomplish with those in need.

Empathy, on the other hand, is to experience another person’s pain as though it were your own. This is the gift I have received through this prison of cancer and the treatments that saved my earthly life.”

Reverend Steve Cobb
Founder and Executive Director

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Steve regularly speaks to civic, fellowship, Bible study and other groups. To have him speak to yours, just click here to contact him.

Steve has developed a leading edge methodology for aftercare with terminal cancer, where many patients outlive their prognoses by years. I highly recommend Medical Groups invite him to Present the Empathetic Approach at any Conference or Seminar.

Walter Fischer, MD, PhD
Lund, Sweden

Only a handful of remedies are as healing and comforting as honest, true, empathy in the struggle against terminal illness. I learned so when I got the chance to find out about the existence of Cord of 3 Strands.

Dr. Diego Morales Roccuzzo
Mendoza, Argentina

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