Cancer really needs to jump off a cliff.
My moles/second opinion came back negative, non cancerous, non precancerous- good for me.
Dad's having a heck of a time with the chemo and radiation. No energy, no appetite, and running for the bathroom a lot (its a lower sigmoid colon/rectal cancer). But otherwise in good spirits.
My sister's youngest brother in law was also recently diagnosed with colon cancer. He had surgery 2 weeks ago to remove his entire transverse colon. He's now undergoing chemotherapy, and has two little girls under 10 with his ex wife.
Most recently, a lady in my office and her family are in crisis. Their youngest daughter got married in the past year. Her husband hasn't been feeling well, and went in for some tests. He has a very rare, very hard to treat cancer called Desmoplastic small-round tumor. He's undergoing chemotherapy now, but the 5 year survival rate is 15% My office colleague is having a hard time with this, of course, and there's nothing any of us can do in the office but offer hugs and mental support.
Cancer, we have never been and never will be friends. I'd like to stab you in the face with a fork. Stop trying to hang out with me, Cancer, you are not welcome here.