Diondon
Thanks to the lawyers uh, I marbled the foyer
Going through some personal shyt I dont even wanna talk about.
Same. Watched my pops go through that last year. Never smoked, never drank a day in his life. Dedicated his life to being healthy and still got cancer. Watching him go from being the fittest guy I knew, to barely weighing 100 pounds and not being able to walk was the hardest thing I'd ever been through, and I've been through a lot
Terrible man. Cancer scares the shyt out of me.Same. Watched my pops go through that last year. Never smoked, never drank a day in his life. Dedicated his life to being healthy and still got cancer. Watching him go from being the fittest guy I knew, to barely weighing 100 pounds and not being able to walk was the hardest thing I'd ever been through, and I've been through a lot
Same. Watched my pops go through that last year. Never smoked, never drank a day in his life. Dedicated his life to being healthy and still got cancer. Watching him go from being the fittest guy I knew, to barely weighing 100 pounds and not being able to walk was the hardest thing I'd ever been through, and I've been through a lot
He got diagnosed around mid- July, and he died in November.How did he find out he had cancer? And how long did it take until it started to show he was sick(Being in shape to being skinny)
He got diagnosed around mid- July, and he died in November.
He started noticing back pains a lot, but when you work out a lot you always have some type of ailments so he never made much of it. Then he dropped from 210, to 195 in about 4 days, so we went to the doctor to check it out. Which led to tests, which lead to discoveries of growths. The cancer he had was asymptomatic. Which basically means, it had been there for YEARS, without showing any symptoms. By the time he was diagnosed the tumors had ran up his spine and invaded his liver. It was advanced by the time we even knew. He died 4 months later.
He got diagnosed around mid- July, and he died in November.
He started noticing back pains a lot, but when you work out a lot you always have some type of ailments so he never made much of it. Then he dropped from 210, to 195 in about 4 days, so we went to the doctor to check it out. Which led to tests, which lead to discoveries of growths. The cancer he had was asymptomatic. Which basically means, it had been there for YEARS, without showing any symptoms. By the time he was diagnosed the tumors had ran up his spine and invaded his liver. It was advanced by the time we even knew. He died 4 months later.
Yeah, extremely. As anyone would be. I just urge everyone to know the state of health at all times. Regardless of whether or not you think you're doing everything you can to stay healthy.Damn,now thats fukked up,dude prolly thought he was healthy all those years not knowing he was sick,then to find out it's serious and it's nothing you can do about it,man Im sorry to hear that,was he upset?
damn
kind of reminds me f thsi grl i went to hs with
http://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2013/11/28/cancer_claims_toronto_woman_after_delayed_diagnosis.html
only 28 and cancer took her out
damn
kind of reminds me f thsi grl i went to hs with
http://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2013/11/28/cancer_claims_toronto_woman_after_delayed_diagnosis.html
only 28 and cancer took her out
my condolences for all the brehs in here with relatives/friends going through this
I have had this weird lump right above my hipbone (no troll) for about a year that I've been ignoring because it doesn't hurt and hasn't gotten any bigger...this thread is makng me seriously consider getting it checked
I'd definitely rather just have a stroke or something than a slow death due to cancer.