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My doctors know nothing

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Unfortunately, it is a balancing act. It seems everything we take has a side effect or some other potential consequence. But, things did not look good when I got diagnosed 3 years ago. So, I am just happy to be alive. I shouldn't be. I will deal with the consequences of doing whatever I have to do to stay that way. Nearly dying gives me a completely different perspective than most. It was far worse than any chemo that I have taken so far. The side effects don't compare to the pain and sickness associated with dying. By the way, you are about 16 hours ahead of me. I am in Arizona. Happy Tuesday morning to you.

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I'm most likely ahead of you in age to LOL & I think that is why I'm not really interested in fighting as hard as you did, But that only me, I've never been dead before so it should be some think to look forward to LOL As long as I don't sit there for weeks in lots and lots of pain. That I'm looking for. Beside Since I was told I had this Cancer I have not changed my ways of life, I still like my Cigssss and a few wines each day. But don't tell my Doctors that LOL