television film about the taboo subject of cancer:
Jennifer Crane - I do not want you crying
By Andreas Klamm
New York / London / Mönchengladbach. 3. February 2009/3mnewswire.org / Severe illnesses such as cancer and the possible consequences of serious illness, death, speaks almost no one in Germany and if so, but often with oppressed feelings. On the taboo subject of cancer and cancer of sick children had in December 2008 as a journalist, radio journalist and author of several books since 1984 when the 16 year old mother died of cancer Jennifer Crane, the book and the best-seller "I will not, that you weep ", wrote Maria-Anna Crane, produced a 29-minute television film, which was sent to IBS Television Liberty. IBS Television Liberty is part of the established in 1986, non-commercial and international media network IBS Independent Broadcasting Service Liberty which has been used since the founding of international understanding.
It is the worst in Germany, when parents their children lose. Jennifer Crane has fought hard until the last minute against a deadly cancer disease. She was 15 years as the cancer diagnosis was made. At the start of their illness hardly endure their pain was not taken seriously. She should not spend so much time watching their computer, a doctor had advised her when she goes because of severe back pain for the first time to the doctor, hoping to find help.
noticed only when another doctor, that the arm of the then 15 year old student Jennifer Crane was already paralyzed, the doctor recognized the seriousness of the situation and referred the student to a hospital immediately. In the hospital in Aachen, the diagnosis was cancer. Jennifer Crane was 15 years old when she learns the news about the disease of cancer.
Jennifer desperate at first and was shocked. Her world changed within weeks. After initial despair she took up the fight against cancer, "... until the last minute ...", recalls the mother of the young author, Maria-Anna Cranen about four years after her daughter from the consequences of a fatal cancer disease has gone at the age of 16 years of this world.
was followed by two chemotherapy treatments, radiation, and a nine-hour operation. Despite an almost unimaginable pain of severe Jennifer fought hard, almost like a young lioness, makes somewhere between children's cancer ward, Chemo-therapy, radiation and a nine-hour operation to high school with success. She wants to become web designer and writes a book. The result is a cancer-day book.
The publication of her book " I do not want you crying " succeeds Jennifer Cranen not own your last wish to her mother Maria-Anna Crane and her father, "Please publish the book and to the revenue of the children's cancer research program will be helped. "
recently informed Maria-Anna Cranen also by the colleagues of the Second German Television (ZDF) using cancer-day book of their daughter. has gone about four years after Jennifer from this earth, from her cancer-Day Book a Best-Seller geworden, der im BOD-Verlag Norderstedt rund 20.000 mal verkauft wurde und noch heute Kindern, Ärzten, Pflege-Fachkräften, Therapeuten und Eltern im Kampf gegen Krebs hilft.
Mein Engagement seit dem Jahr 2000 auch Projekte für Krebs-kranke Kinder in der Arbeit als Journalist, Autor mehrerer Bücher und Rundfunk-Journalist zu unterstützen hat eine Vielzahl von Gründen. Im Jahr 2000 produzierte ich mit der Buch-Autorin Elke Anita Dewitt aus Ludwigshafen am Rhein zwei Filme über das Wirken und Arbeiten der Autorin von je einer Stunde Sendezeit. Für ein weiteres Musik-Video, das ich mit der Autorin und Sängerin produzierte, musste die Sängerin und Autorin rund 10mal ihr eigenes Lied singen, damit ein rund 3minütiges Music video could be sent. The films and the music video were broadcast several times on the Open Channel Television Ludwigshafen am Rhein. reported on the film productions in the Speyer on the Rhine is published daily mail, which unfortunately had some two years later to stop production of the newspaper. The trouble and expense for all of the television and music video productions had a very good reason.
Elke Anita Dewitt also helps with the proceeds from the sale of her books a children's cancer-aid association. My commitment has been reinforced in 2004 when my former family doctor, somewhere between television productions and studying at the Evangelical School of Social and Health Services in Ludwigshafen Rhine said, it is not excluded that I could be suffering from a rare tumor, after he tested laboratory values, and conducted investigations. But instead of resigning
and despair were done very strange things that moved me to action: Some 12 months after the suspicion of my former family doctor that I could be suffering from a tumor, I had little financial income.
The result: no health insurance. In this situation, I am not alone. In the United States of America are 50 million people without health insurance. Medical treatment in such situations is only possible on private account. My international Arbeit erfordert viel Anpassungs-Fähigkeit nicht nur an die guten Seiten eines Landes, in welchem Land auch immer ich tätig bin. Seit mehr als 20 Monaten habe ich keinen Zugang mehr zum Arzt oder einem Zahnarzt. Der Verdacht auf eine Tumor-Erkrankung ist immer noch nicht ausgeschlossen. Ohne Geld sind keine Arzt-Untersuchungen möglich. Die internationale Arbeit als Journalist und Autor ist mir dennoch wesentlich wichtiger als mich nur aufgrund einer möglichen Kranken-Versicherung an ein Land zu binden, in dem ich mich beim besten Willen nicht so richtig wohl fühlen kann: Deutschland. In vielen Situationen wenn auch nicht in allen, denke ich als Nachkomme eines Französischen Offiziers, der 1945 in Kaiserslautern stationiert war kosmopolitisch, das meint World-political, which is also in Germany in 2009 not so much in demand. The country is difficult to change, but you can also leave a country and for this I have decided in 2006, although work and family are often required to work in Germany and parts of the family to visit my mother.
The hope is soon in New York with a doctor of my choice and my choice to find medical help. But in 2004, I decided not to resign. Also, I wish to travel to New York City, and if need be to fight a possible cancer-disease and to the needs of seriously ill people, their families, friends and relatives, fundamental rights, make social security, the human right to health care in the choice of doctor and human rights awareness and provide help where it is possible. But worth fighting for, to help people, regardless of how may be the diagnosis of the doctors in the United States of America.
When I first got the book by Jennifer Crane "I do not want you to cry" hear, the story moved me very much. Spontaneously but very stubborn moved me the book, "Here I can not help but here I have to help with a TV movie and numerous other publications of texts in various newspapers.
Even before the holidays in December 2008 it was possible to the parents of Jennifer Cranen North Rhine-Westphalia to travel in the near Moenchengladbach. It is recorded a roughly 29-minute television film production. After three days, turning and work about 70 hours work on average computers, the television film production, "Jennifer Crane: I do not want you to cry" for the TV show, and expects to shortly after the beginning of January 2009 for the first time sent.
to meet the parents and to talk openly about one of the worst-up event, to happen parents, the loss of a child, I do not even with 24 years of professional experience as a journalist come easily. A secondary education as a certified health and nursing, by which I maintain in 18 years working in care very often had people, in which only palliative care was available to me is in the production of television film on the book by Jennifer Cranen helped a lot. The commitment of the couple, Anna-Maria and Hans-Joseph is Cranen for child cancer help to me very impressive and it's good to see that even in special times, support for children and parents is still possible after all.
said in an interview in a TV-film production in IBS Television Liberty, Anna Maria about the background to the creation of the Cancer-day book of the 16 year old author Jennifer Crane. "I get calls from readers who tell me, the book helped me. Most importantly, children or people who are seriously ill, not to be alone. Friends stay and visit the sick. If you know how to say no, then the sick man a hug. "Recommends the woman has lost her daughter. Maria-Anna Cranen firmly believes that her daughter lives on.
With just five euros per year you can Jenni the club's children's cancer research program and the work of children's cancer research program in support of Aachen.
"I do not want you to cry," by Jennifer Crane is a book that moves and a good book is a book The readers may also move to the solidarity action in non-ordinary times when the often every helping hand that is ready to do a good help, is important.
detailed information about the association Jenni's children's cancer research program is available on the Internet at www.crazyjenni.de/jennis_gedenkseite/html/9_1_-_jennis_verein.html .
The television film production with a length of about 29 minutes, which was created in December 2008 near Moenchengladbach and has been recorded, is also at www.youtube.com / Andreas Klamm / www.youtube.com / watch? to see v = OwNuiKA7oz8 and IBS Television Liberty, www.ibstvliberty.blogspot.com as an online television-film.
The book not by Jennifer Crane "I want that you weep - The Cancer Diary of the 16-year-old Jenni, "published in the BOD Norderstedt-Verlag, ISBN 10: 3-8334-2790-6 and ISBN 13: 978-3-8334-2790-9, in all bookstores and on the Internet www.3mnewswire.org also www.amazon.de or directly from www.bod.de available.
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