The "Fuck you cancer!" thread

Sending love out to everyone, and healing vibes as needed.

My brother has completed his radiation treatments for prostate cancer and it doing very well.

So there, HA, FYC!!!!
 
Update: George died on Friday. 18 days after his diagnosis. He died at home, surrounded by those who love him. He was not in pain. He was an amazing musician with a pure voice and a joyful spirit. He was 20 years sober and a leader in AA.
He will be sorely missed.
I am grieving. And I grieve for my friend and neighbor who has lost his brother and his best friend.

Fuck fuck fuck.
Fuck you cancer.

I'm sorry for your loss - sending thoughts to you, your neighbour and his family :rose:
 
HB, keep riding when you can, keep living, and have that beer! X

Virgin, big hugs!!

Seela, glad they have caught it this early, will that need chemo or radio, or is it just an easy surgical procedure?

DGE, continuing hugs

Desert Slave, Woooooooot!!!!!!!

Fuck you cancer!
 
Update: George died on Friday. 18 days after his diagnosis. He died at home, surrounded by those who love him. He was not in pain. He was an amazing musician with a pure voice and a joyful spirit. He was 20 years sober and a leader in AA.
He will be sorely missed.
I am grieving. And I grieve for my friend and neighbor who has lost his brother and his best friend.

Fuck fuck fuck.
Fuck you cancer.


Sorry for your friend's loss and yours! FUCK YOU CANCER!!!
 

Thank you for deciding to post that. It struck many chords for me.
I also think about mourning clothes...black to purple to grey...look, darkness is lifting off of me, my grief is just a shadow, a cloud following me, but hopefully no longer weighing me down.
I wish it still was a tradition.

Im very sorry for your loss.
 
Keroin, seela, DGE, HBt, and everyone else who is hurting - you have my most healing thoughts and calming vibes going out to you all.

Venting here, when I have the time, always makes me feel like I'm in a big comfy family where I can just let. it. go. (for a minute, anyway :rolleyes:)

*Big SW antenna powered up and shining!*
 

Thank you for sharing, K. You always write so beautifully. :rose:

Even though my mother is very much alive, I can relate. I feel like I'm not doing being worried right and sometimes feel a little guilty for continuing finding things that make me happy and smile, while my sister is (still) crushed by the news of mom's cancer.

Keroin, seela, DGE, HBt, and everyone else who is hurting - you have my most healing thoughts and calming vibes going out to you all.

Venting here, when I have the time, always makes me feel like I'm in a big comfy family where I can just let. it. go. (for a minute, anyway :rolleyes:)

*Big SW antenna powered up and shining!*

Thanks gypsy. :rose:
 
Another funeral today...

That makes six people cancer took from my world in about two years. I don't even have it to be angry....
 
Positive thoughts and energy being sent to my "Cali friend." Hoping you get the results you want. My thoughts are with you. Hugs~!!:rose:
:heart:Apple
 
To the people that post on this thread ---

Thank you! Your words, your support, your thoughts, your prayers, and other sentiments helped me through this process. Today, the doctor told me that the PET scan came back clear and the cancer is gone. It still hasn't sunk in yet, I keep waiting for the other shoe to drop. This process has been rigorous and tough, but definitely a learning experience.

To those who are fighting cancer or supporting someone who is, focus on the end goal and try your best to not let cancer beat you mentally and emotionally. When initially diagnosed by my doctor, the percentages made me think that I couldn't do it. Having various setbacks during my treatment made me wonder if I should keep battling. However, the support of family, friends, and coworkers made me push forward.

As for those who never dealt with cancer, if ever something seems off with you or not right, see your doctor. I thought I was too young to get cancer, too healthy. However, had a cough that wouldn't go away. I hated seeing doctors but if I didn't, my outcome could have been much worse.

Lastly, to those who have lost someone due to cancer, keep them in your thoughts. Cancer may have taken them from your life, but can't take them from your heart and mind. Met a few of people at the treatment center that passed on, but will never forget them.

Fuck you cancer
 
@Aztecs, way to go! It may take a while for the sense of that other shoe being suspended and ready to drop, but you're past the truly hard part. I'm really happy for you.
 
To the people that post on this thread ---

Thank you! Your words, your support, your thoughts, your prayers, and other sentiments helped me through this process. Today, the doctor told me that the PET scan came back clear and the cancer is gone. It still hasn't sunk in yet, I keep waiting for the other shoe to drop. This process has been rigorous and tough, but definitely a learning experience.

To those who are fighting cancer or supporting someone who is, focus on the end goal and try your best to not let cancer beat you mentally and emotionally. When initially diagnosed by my doctor, the percentages made me think that I couldn't do it. Having various setbacks during my treatment made me wonder if I should keep battling. However, the support of family, friends, and coworkers made me push forward.

As for those who never dealt with cancer, if ever something seems off with you or not right, see your doctor. I thought I was too young to get cancer, too healthy. However, had a cough that wouldn't go away. I hated seeing doctors but if I didn't, my outcome could have been much worse.

Lastly, to those who have lost someone due to cancer, keep them in your thoughts. Cancer may have taken them from your life, but can't take them from your heart and mind. Met a few of people at the treatment center that passed on, but will never forget them.

Fuck you cancer
Congratulations, that's great!
 
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