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____tom____ 4 hours ago

On the spectrum or go gentle vs fight, I'd have to say, now is the time is history where "fight" makes the most sense.

This is not abstract for me. I have not one, but two forms of cancer.

Both were considered incurable when I was diagnosed.

Both have treatments now that, IN SOME PEOPLE, lead to remission.

I still don't know which group I am, but I'd be dead from either one by now, if I hadn't elected to treat.

New treatments, for SOME cancers are literally coming out monthly.

So the fact that you can't be cured today, does mean there won't be a better treatment by next year, if you can hang on.

I should find out soon on my more aggressive one. Either way, I plan on continuing to try.

throwawayk7h 14 minutes ago | parent | next [-]

if nothing works, try cryonics. Maybe AI-2040 is right and we'll be able to revive you in a few years.

ComputerPerson 2 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Pancreatic cancer caregiver here.

It's a battle, not a boxing match, that you're fighting. No shame in a battle chant or maybe even a battle cry.

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eth0up 3 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Sending thoughts of remission through the aether. And wishing your tries become success.

sghiassy 3 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Sending good wishes

hexeater 3 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Hero - keep fighting!

hirvi74 3 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Keep fighting the good fight, Internet friend. I look forward to reading your remission comment one day.