The "Fuck you cancer!" thread

[cookiecat]

(((hugs)))

Thanks, Lucy. You and your mom are in my thoughts.

The first year sucks in a massively sucky Oscar-for-best-supporting-suckwad sort of way. Twenty-five hugs to you to beat back the suckiness.



FYC.

25 hugs gladly received! Thanks.

 

[Shankara20]

Now, I see something or hear a story and think - mr. c would love that! It's surprising how I forget he's not here - as you say - it's instinctive. The within a millisecond, my heart drops and remembers.

 

[cmslt2326]

My mother has been told she has weeks, maybe months left to live.This has happened a lot sooner than I expected. I think I am in shock as it hasn’t really hit me yet. I should be able to take time to stay with my parents on and off pretty easily, which I am glad about.
Just scared of what lies ahead.

So sorry to hear this LucyBee...sending you hugs and praying for strength for both your Mom and yourself.

 

[cmslt2326]

Cancer does suck. Welcome back

FYC!

Thanks LucyBee.

 

[cmslt2326]

Finally

This disease is so insidious and just messes with our minds as well as our bodies before, during and after the surgeries and chemo/radiation treatments. Long after all of that, it continues to shake our sense of security. So I am pleased to finally be able to share with all of my supportive friends on this thread that I have hit a positive milestone for a change. My cancer was/is very aggressive and I was given a two year benchmark for survival odds. Up to two years after remission my odds stood at 50/50 with the doctors telling me that if it came back in that time frame it was usually so much more aggressive that survival was much less likely. TODAY marks my two year anniversary for remission and I am still CANCER FREE!
Thanks so much to so many of you who helped me during this sometimes brutal fight. I honestly can not thank you enough for keeping my spirits up and my demons away the way so many of you have. God bless you(you know who you are).

By the way....FYC

 

[scotluvsoral]

This disease is so insidious and just messes with our minds as well as our bodies before, during and after the surgeries and chemo/radiation treatments. Long after all of that, it continues to shake our sense of security. So I am pleased to finally be able to share with all of my supportive friends on this thread that I have hit a positive milestone for a change. My cancer was/is very aggressive and I was given a two year benchmark for survival odds. Up to two years after remission my odds stood at 50/50 with the doctors telling me that if it came back in that time frame it was usually so much more aggressive that survival was much less likely. TODAY marks my two year anniversary for remission and I am still CANCER FREE!
Thanks so much to so many of you who helped me during this sometimes brutal fight. I honestly can not thank you enough for keeping my spirits up and my demons away the way so many of you have. God bless you(you know who you are).

By the way....FYC

*HUGE HUG* CONGRATULATIONS!!! and FUCK YOU CANCER, you piece of crap!

 

[MistressCassy]

Post any and all special valentines and notes for cellfucking intruder here.

This is a wonderful thread. If anyone is suffering or knows someone that is, please research Phoenix Tears and Indica Oil (cannabis oil). My father had colon and bladder cancer, he is cured from this oil and so have many of my friends.

FUCK CANCER. FUCK THE GOVERNMENT AND FUCK THE LAWS THAT ARE KEEPING PEOPLE SICK FOR FUCKING TAX GAINS.

 

[cookiecat]

This disease is so insidious and just messes with our minds as well as our bodies before, during and after the surgeries and chemo/radiation treatments. Long after all of that, it continues to shake our sense of security. So I am pleased to finally be able to share with all of my supportive friends on this thread that I have hit a positive milestone for a change. My cancer was/is very aggressive and I was given a two year benchmark for survival odds. Up to two years after remission my odds stood at 50/50 with the doctors telling me that if it came back in that time frame it was usually so much more aggressive that survival was much less likely. TODAY marks my two year anniversary for remission and I am still CANCER FREE!
Thanks so much to so many of you who helped me during this sometimes brutal fight. I honestly can not thank you enough for keeping my spirits up and my demons away the way so many of you have. God bless you(you know who you are).

By the way....FYC

 

[mortis]

It's been 7 months since my first experience with Cancer killing somebody in my family. We can now openly talk about her Dad. We had a great long talk while hiking 2-3 hours.
This week finally feels like our goals are aligned again.

1. Ffocus on the future
2. acknowledge the past
3. live in the moment

FYC

 

[midwestyankee]

For the last several years, the first quarter has been a time of anxiety building over impending tests, putting up with the tests and the scopes and the scans, and waiting for results. This year...ta daaaaa...after the requisite testing and scoping and such, we learn there will be no more tests needed for three years or more. Seems like this once-scrawny yank may have kicked cancer's ass after all.

 

[Blue]

Friend of a friend had a giant aggressive tumor somewhere between his stomach and large intestine last month and now there's supposedly no trace of it. As in went into rapid remission and vanished.

Hooray?

Sounds too good to be true to me.
I'm hoping it's true and not oncologist incompetence.

 

[Apple_of_Eden]

For the last several years, the first quarter has been a time of anxiety building over impending tests, putting up with the tests and the scopes and the scans, and waiting for results. This year...ta daaaaa...after the requisite testing and scoping and such, we learn there will be no more tests needed for three years or more. Seems like this once-scrawny yank may have kicked cancer's ass after all.

So very happy for you!

mwy, you have always been very supportive and caring in your posts here. I'm so happy you received such wonderful news. You deserve it. Thank you for all of your kind words and wisdom shared here.

Much love sent your way.

Apple

 

[Apple_of_Eden]

This disease is so insidious and just messes with our minds as well as our bodies before, during and after the surgeries and chemo/radiation treatments. Long after all of that, it continues to shake our sense of security. So I am pleased to finally be able to share with all of my supportive friends on this thread that I have hit a positive milestone for a change. My cancer was/is very aggressive and I was given a two year benchmark for survival odds. Up to two years after remission my odds stood at 50/50 with the doctors telling me that if it came back in that time frame it was usually so much more aggressive that survival was much less likely. TODAY marks my two year anniversary for remission and I am still CANCER FREE!
Thanks so much to so many of you who helped me during this sometimes brutal fight. I honestly can not thank you enough for keeping my spirits up and my demons away the way so many of you have. God bless you(you know who you are).

By the way....FYC

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Another win for our side!

p.s. cmslt...you do know that only the "GOOD" die young. You'll be here long after the rest of us are ash!

p.s.s. I say that with love and respect.

Love,
Apple

 

[LucyBee01]

So sorry to hear this LucyBee...sending you hugs and praying for strength for both your Mom and yourself.

Thank you cmslt2326 x.

My brother who was staying with my Mum for a while has had to leave and sadly lives a long way away, so don't know when he can return. He tells me her mobility is starting to be affected, with one leg being rather unpredictable as to whether it will support her or not. I am going to visit again for several days now to be on hand. But Mum is sooo hard to slow down and I worry she will fall and hurt hurself trying to do all the things she either likes to do or feels she ought to do. I help where I can, as she is hopeless at delegating. I am so glad she has Dad with her. I feel guilty I am not there all the time. I could be there a bit more and yet I find that some time away to recharge gives me energy and positivity in going back.
I don't know. This is hard and I know it will get harder.
FUCK YOU CANCER!

 

[Bramblethorn]

For the last several years, the first quarter has been a time of anxiety building over impending tests, putting up with the tests and the scopes and the scans, and waiting for results. This year...ta daaaaa...after the requisite testing and scoping and such, we learn there will be no more tests needed for three years or more. Seems like this once-scrawny yank may have kicked cancer's ass after all.

woo woo!

 

[scotluvsoral]

For the last several years, the first quarter has been a time of anxiety building over impending tests, putting up with the tests and the scopes and the scans, and waiting for results. This year...ta daaaaa...after the requisite testing and scoping and such, we learn there will be no more tests needed for three years or more. Seems like this once-scrawny yank may have kicked cancer's ass after all.

CONGRATULATIONS!!!! FYC!

 

[cmslt2326]

Thank you cmslt2326 x.

My brother who was staying with my Mum for a while has had to leave and sadly lives a long way away, so don't know when he can return. He tells me her mobility is starting to be affected, with one leg being rather unpredictable as to whether it will support her or not. I am going to visit again for several days now to be on hand. But Mum is sooo hard to slow down and I worry she will fall and hurt hurself trying to do all the things she either likes to do or feels she ought to do. I help where I can, as she is hopeless at delegating. I am so glad she has Dad with her. I feel guilty I am not there all the time. I could be there a bit more and yet I find that some time away to recharge gives me energy and positivity in going back.
I don't know. This is hard and I know it will get harder.
FUCK YOU CANCER!

Yes LucyBee speaking from experience I can say it will probably get harder but I am sure your Mom appreciates the time you make for her. I am a run around as well so I understand the inability to delegate that your Mom has. Please remind her that if she falls and hurts herself she will set herself wayyyy back. Still sending your family strength and praying for you. Positivity helps so recharge when needed.

FYC

 

[cmslt2326]

****************
Another win for our side!

p.s. cmslt...you do know that only the "GOOD" die young. You'll be here long after the rest of us are ash!

p.s.s. I say that with love and respect.

Love,
Apple

You are so right Apple, I have no interest in being "GOOD" so I expect to outlive all of you...lol

Naughty is sooo much more fun.

Thanks for the support.

 

[cmslt2326]

Thanks Cookiecat.

Sending you hugs and support during the anniversary of Mr. Cookie's death.

 

[DeepGreenEyes]

This disease is so insidious and just messes with our minds as well as our bodies before, during and after the surgeries and chemo/radiation treatments. Long after all of that, it continues to shake our sense of security. So I am pleased to finally be able to share with all of my supportive friends on this thread that I have hit a positive milestone for a change. My cancer was/is very aggressive and I was given a two year benchmark for survival odds. Up to two years after remission my odds stood at 50/50 with the doctors telling me that if it came back in that time frame it was usually so much more aggressive that survival was much less likely. TODAY marks my two year anniversary for remission and I am still CANCER FREE!
Thanks so much to so many of you who helped me during this sometimes brutal fight. I honestly can not thank you enough for keeping my spirits up and my demons away the way so many of you have. God bless you(you know who you are).

By the way....FYC

For the last several years, the first quarter has been a time of anxiety building over impending tests, putting up with the tests and the scopes and the scans, and waiting for results. This year...ta daaaaa...after the requisite testing and scoping and such, we learn there will be no more tests needed for three years or more. Seems like this once-scrawny yank may have kicked cancer's ass after all.

Congrats to you two! That window is so symbolic as well as diagnostic. FYC.


Hang in there, everyone.

FYC. FY.

 

[shmily]

For the last several years, the first quarter has been a time of anxiety building over impending tests, putting up with the tests and the scopes and the scans, and waiting for results. This year...ta daaaaa...after the requisite testing and scoping and such, we learn there will be no more tests needed for three years or more. Seems like this once-scrawny yank may have kicked cancer's ass after all.

awesome!

 

[PrisonerOfDoubt]

Fuck Cancer

When the pain bathes you in sweat before you even arrive at the gym.
Fuck cancer.
When people look at you funny at your cancer survivors exercise group because you're in your early thirties and they're all over 65.
Fuck cancer.
When people ask you if you smoke or did lots of drugs or ate too many acidic foods or did something to bring this upon yourself.
Fuck them. And fuck cancer too.
If not you, then the person next to you.
Fuck cancer.

 

[scotluvsoral]

When the pain bathes you in sweat before you even arrive at the gym.
Fuck cancer.
When people look at you funny at your cancer survivors exercise group because you're in your early thirties and they're all over 65.
Fuck cancer.
When people ask you if you smoke or did lots of drugs or ate too many acidic foods or did something to bring this upon yourself.
Fuck them. And fuck cancer too.
If not you, then the person next to you.
Fuck cancer.

Fuck You Cancer!

 

[Shankara20]

When the pain bathes you in sweat before you even arrive at the gym.
Fuck cancer.
When people look at you funny at your cancer survivors exercise group because you're in your early thirties and they're all over 65.
Fuck cancer.
When people ask you if you smoke or did lots of drugs or ate too many acidic foods or did something to bring this upon yourself.
Fuck them. And fuck cancer too.
If not you, then the person next to you.
Fuck cancer.

Yup - fuck you cancer!

 

[DeepGreenEyes]

When the pain bathes you in sweat before you even arrive at the gym.
Fuck cancer.
When people look at you funny at your cancer survivors exercise group because you're in your early thirties and they're all over 65.
Fuck cancer.
When people ask you if you smoke or did lots of drugs or ate too many acidic foods or did something to bring this upon yourself.
Fuck them. And fuck cancer too.
If not you, then the person next to you.
Fuck cancer.

This is amazing, POD.

FYC.