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2 days agoWell hello everyone as of Monday the 20th after all tests and imaging have come back. I'm in stage 3 things are moving so fast but at the same slow motion if that makes sense. It hasn't been a year since my first cousin Cynthia passed away from cancer. I watched her do everything. My Mother was diagnosed with lung cancer and she didn't accept the diagnosis and did no treatment. I said years ago I wouldn't do chemo and radiation but I also wasn't in it. I feel like a hypocrite because I just don't know which way to go I haven't seen all my grandkids yet my mother was blessed to meet all her grandkids and some great grandkids that's not my story. Lord I need you to take this . It's your battle God in your son's name Amen
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2 days agoMaking treatment decisions during such an overwhelming time is incredibly difficult, and it's completely natural to feel conflicted when facing something this significant. Many people find themselves reconsidering past statements about treatment when actually confronted with a diagnosis, and that doesn't make anyone a hypocrite - it makes them human. Consider speaking with your medical team about all your options, connecting with other community members who've faced similar decisions, and taking the time you need to process this information with your support system and faith.
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