Australian Yoga Journal – August 2019

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needles and all that bad stuff.” She’s come to look forward to it—

it’s relaxing, the stretching feels good, and she enjoys spending

time with Cao, who not too long ago was in De Luna’s shoes.

“I’m in a unique position,” Cao says. “When I walk into a room,

I can see it in the kids: They are in pain, or they are experiencing

something uncomfortable from their treatment, or they are scared.

And I can feel it in the parents, too. But I can say, ‘Here I am. I had

the same experience. I felt all these diffi culties physically,

emotionally, too, and I did yoga. It helped. And today, I’m still

surviving, and you will, too.’”

JAYMEE JIAO

with her son,

Saviour-Makani Jiao

in their former

hospital room

at Rady Children’s

in San Diego.

33

august/september 2019

yogajournal.com.au

“The beauty of the yoga

here is that it gives them a

sense of relaxation and

control...”

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De Luna laughs. “But by the third time, I was feeling a lot better

and was up for the challenge.” She likes Cao’s “relaxing vibe” and

calls their sessions “a fun little escape from chemotherapy and

needles and all that bad stuff.” She’s come to look forward to it—

it’s relaxing, the stretching feels good, and she enjoys spending

time with Cao, who not too long ago was in De Luna’s shoes.

“I’m in a unique position,” Cao says. “When I walk into a room,

I can see it in the kids: They are in pain, or they are experiencing

something uncomfortable from their treatment, or they are scared.

And I can feel it in the parents, too. But I can say, ‘Here I am. I had

the same experience. I felt all these diffi culties physically,

emotionally, too, and I did yoga. It helped. And today, I’m still

surviving, and you will, too.’”

JAYMEE JIAO

with her son,

Saviour-Makani Jiao

in their former

hospital room

at Rady Children’s

in San Diego.