Fuck Cancer
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A friend of mine's wife died today in the morning, pancreatic cancer, she was only 45 years old, leaves 3 young kids behind. I feel so sorry for them, and yeah FUCK CANCER, but also fuck all those decision makers in the governments of the world that invest in weapons, campaigns, and a bunch of other stupid shit instead of dedicating enough resources to science and medicine. I truly believe much more could have achieved today to battle cancer if more resources have been dedicated to it.
These posts break my heart. My father was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma a couple of years ago. I cannot imaging losing a loved one.
I'm sorry for your loss. My prayers go out to you.
Sorry for your loss, man.
Fuck cancer, indeed.
a cure cant come soon enough.
Why is cancer 100 times more prevalent than a century ago? Let's work on this.
Because life expectancy is longer than it was a century ago.
And probably also because it can be diagnosed more frequently.
Those are two valid reasons.
Woo critical thinking. +1
exposure to chemical compounds in every day life that did not happen prior to the refining of crude oil whch boomed after the automobile became an every person thing.
Sorry man.
so many of us in the "lost someone to cancer" club. It sucks. Lost my dad to it in '96. Stage 4 multiple myeloma. From diagnosis to death was about 3 months. Cancer is fucking evil. My condolences. Sorry for your loss. :(
My dad is battling multiple myeloma for six years now. That includes an 18 month period of remission after a stem cell transplant. He’s down to his last treatment option and the blood protein is rising - so time is running out. And the toxins form the chemo are raising hell with his body. Because cancer isn’t cruel enough he is also dealing with stage 5 Alzheimer’s. I’m staying with my folks this past week helping get through some crisis. My Father no longer has the sense of volition to make a critical decision about ceasing treatment for the Multiple Myloma. No living will. Lots of talk this week amongst the family wondering where is the line where we say - “enough”.
As a young man my father worked for the sign company that put the original MICHIGAN sign atop the press box in The Big House. The disease can't take that away from him.
Fuck Cancer. Fuck it extra hard.
and make it the child molester in prison kind.
my grandma died last year of a brain tumor but cancer was the initial culprit...it happened very quickly
My uncle died of lymphoma a few years ago...pretty suddenly
But...my mom had been diagnosed with Breast cancer about 10 years ago and is currently doing great! She's awesome and a trooper!
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I lost my dad 4 years ago to lung cancer. He was diagnosed 5 days before the birth of my son and then gone 2 months later. It was terrible. Fuck cancer indeed. Sorry for you loss.
forever and always: Fuck Cancer
Lost my Grandmother to cancer, she fought for ten years.
Tomorrow I go under the knife for the first of two cancer surgeries this Summer.
I'll be back on this blog, unless I get the ban hammer.
Fuck Cancer.
Call my cancer Ohio State - but I really don't want to insult the cancer.
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My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family, very sorry for your loss.
Best wishes to you and your family during this difficult time.
Lost my dad to cancer when I was 11. He has missed so much of my life. He did take me to my first Michigan football game the year before he was diagnosed. Even though Michigan lost 20-11 to Washington it is one of my most favorite memories with my dad taking me to the only Michigan game that we would ever attend together.
Be strong. Stay strong!
and for all the mgobloggers who have been affected by cancer, blessings to you too.
It sucks. Took my mom, dad, older brother, older sister over the years. Plenty of extended family touched by it too.
I'm 3 days short of 61 btw. Wife is 57. She's been on a breast cancer journey these past nine months. Make that we've been on one. Stage 3, double mastectomy, chemo, radiation recently finished. All the blood numbers after chemo were good. We're hopeful, welcome all prayers and good thoughts. It's a long process.
MGoLadies out there, stay current with your mammograms.
The most heroic story I know was in the mid 90's was my uncles brother, who I didnt now well but wish I did, had lost both his Kidneys and was in need of a immediate transplant cause of Cancer. In the hospital he met a boy and his family who needed one also and had that blood compatibility too, but he was further on the list. The doctors couldnt say if a second kidney would come or disclose the boys case, but through his grandparents he learned his chances were low. He purposely waited for the Kidney to arrive and somehow convinced the doctors in New York to give it to the boy. The boy survived and by the grace of God another Kidney became available and he survived the operation 5 days later. It was on the news and the doctors were actually commended for not transferring the Kidney and im not sure where but the other 2 people got there's also who were on the list. My uncles brother lived only 7 years later but he never regretted it from what I heard.