Which statement by a mature adult client with advanced prostate cancer best indicates that he has reached a level of acceptance of his prognosis?

A. "I don't have any use for those who say this disease is going to win": This statement reflects anger or resistance, which is common in earlier stages of grief and adjustment, rather than acceptance of prognosis. B. "I've found the support I need from my faith and family": Seeking and acknowledging support demonstrates that the client has processed emotions, adapted to the diagnosis, and reached a level of acceptance, allowing for coping and meaningful engagement with life. C. "I think I've had this disease for a long time, but the doctor did not find it": This statement reflects confusion or disbelief, indicating the client is still processing the diagnosis rather than accepting it. D. "I understand that this is a disease that occurs mostly in older men": While factual understanding shows knowledge about the disease, it does not necessarily reflect personal acceptance of prognosis or emotional adjustment.