It never leaves. It's either there physically or psychologically.

Apr 12, 2018
10:44:19am

El Pasco All-American

Any time one of our kids gets a fever, or is unusually lethargic I can't help but worry that it might be cancer.

I hate it.

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El Pasco

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Cancer is incredibly lame

v1k0u6

4/12/18 9:04am

Me too

gstodd

4/12/18 9:16am

Yeah it got my bil 10 years ago

OU Cougar

4/12/18 9:19am

Sorry to hear that

buffgato

4/12/18 9:21am

I met someone yesterday that's my age with two months to live. So sad.

ClackamasCoug

4/12/18 9:33am

Mayor of Cougartown

4/12/18 9:39am

This is so very true. The emotional side is always lurking.

soupie

4/12/18 9:44am

We have had both MIL and FIL suffer through cancer and survive

mcdeere72

4/12/18 10:43am

It never leaves. It's either there physically or psychologically.

El Pasco

4/12/18 10:44am

From the author of the book "The Emperor of All Maladies":

JmThms

4/12/18 11:18am

Great book. Must read for anyone dealing with Cancer.

BostonCougar

4/12/18 11:19am

But it's a depressing book. I wouldn't recommend it for a sufferer.

JmThms

4/12/18 12:32pm

Wife had leukemia 5 years ago. Every time she gets sick, it's with similar

marticorp

4/12/18 1:34pm

when my wife was diagnosed, the oncologist told her to listen to this one truth "You will die from cancer" He

ChinaFan

4/12/18 9:52pm

I've accepted that will be the how but still have no idea when.

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