[Ati]

Oh epetro, I hope this hasn't really happened to you or a loved one !

Still, people do use I-M and many similar sorts of practices to work with the challenges and tragedies of such things as cancer, loss of vision and other very difficult physical problems. Maybe these practices are most important when there isn't a readily accessible solution or "cure" to a problem of whatever kind, grieving the death of a loved one for instance.

May I most respectfully suggest that you consider what sorts of intentions would be potentially helpful in such a situation? Bring back a loved one or a hand or eyesight or a body free of metastatic cancer-- quite likely not (although there have been amazing experiences with seemingly incurable diseases). Find meaning in a life in spite of tragedy? That can be possible.

Please do post further....if this is more than a theoretical question, especially. I think you will find a lot of support and possibly some ideas you can use here.

All my best to you,