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Is Living Better Without the "Cures"?

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I’m sorry to hear about this. I’m not really good with words so I’ll try my best. I was diagnosed in October 2025 with advanced gallbladder cancer that travel to my abdomen and liver and I think lymph nodes they gave me about a year with treatment and 4 to 6 months without treatment. knock on wood I haven’t had any side effects besides nauseous and tired. I had two different types of chemo and immunotherapy now the next thing is TRABECTA it’s a pill and then there’s nothing left. I looked online and it says the chemo still in my body, but I’ve been feeling fine. I want to be here for my family, but with everything that’s going on with him that’s a very hard decision. I would just put my hands in the heavens above take a break from the chemo and see what happens. There isn’t a cure for cancer and who knows we could die tomorrow. Good luck with everything.

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I'm so sorry to hear about your cancer. That's sad. However, I think you are doing a good thing by putting your trust in God and just let him handle everything. He made you and he can fix you! God states in the Bible, "I give life and I take it away." You are right you could die tomorrow. l think you are correct in taking a break from any treatment for a while.
I'll say a prayer for you.
I wish you the best.
PML