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    #46
    No one really knows how they will react until you are in front of the doc and he gives you the bad news. Having recently been given 2 to 10 years, and doing well on treatment (opdivo, no side efects yet) i intend to live and help raise my grandchildren to become good people. So far insurace is paying for very expensive treatments, and i wont leave my wife broke and in debt. So far i am doing well and feeling good, except for this stupid broken femur and dislocated hip from a bathtub slip last november.
    if it wasn't for that i would be working and making good money.

    I see the doc friday, to review scan done tuesday, and i know it will be good news, as the two tumors i had before hurt like all get out, and except for hip pain as i rehab the hip, i feel good.

    My advice is to maintain the best insurance you can, and keep a mat in the shower. And if you get unexplained small pains, get it checked out. My cancer is Clear cell Renal carcinoma, presented as a nagging pain on my spine,as it doesn't seem to have any symptoms until it metastisizes.

    Good luck all, and to be able to take care of your family, plan for the future as if you or your spouse may not be there.

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      #47
      After reading, I'm not going to die in a hospital. If I find out what I have will take me out, I'm fine with that and I'll live as long as it lets me. I'm not making several Porsche payments.

      People die, and I'm not making someone rich when I pass.

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        #48
        Wasn't Obamacare supposed to take care of this?

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          #49
          I got good news from doc today, tumor has shrunk to nothing, no new tumors. It is most likely going to get me, but not tomorrow or next month. I can't say this loud enough. Make sure family will be alright, and live like you don't have tomorrow.

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            #50
            Guy at work told me once. "I'm not leaving my wife crap, she's pretty she will find someone else with some money and I don't want to add to his stack" lol I told my wife if I ever get cancer I'm not doing chemo I'm just going to smoke sweet Mary Jane and die happy


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              #51
              Originally posted by double bogey View Post
              I got good news from doc today, tumor has shrunk to nothing, no new tumors. It is most likely going to get me, but not tomorrow or next month. I can't say this loud enough. Make sure family will be alright, and live like you don't have tomorrow.
              I am happy for you, glad your doing ok. God bless you and your family.

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                #52
                telling someone else how they should choose to die is definitely on the short list of the greatest failures of religion.

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                  #53
                  You live life everyday to it's fullest because the end result is the same no matter what.

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                    #54
                    Originally posted by RODEO View Post
                    Guess you don't plan on going to heaven?
                    Suicide is not a one way ticket to hell....

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                      #55
                      I'll be seeing the great North American continent on this. Been my plan since I was a young teenager.
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