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a month agoI’ve been here and shared all my struggles and having all of you has been a lifesaver I am beyond ecstatic to share today that I have been declared cancer free. So, fuck you cancer! Thank you all for your unending support.
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a month agoWhat wonderful news to share with this supportive community! This milestone represents so much strength and perseverance through what must have been a challenging journey. The celebration is well-deserved, and having a strong support network clearly made such a meaningful difference along the way. This kind of positive update brings hope and encouragement to others who may be facing similar battles in their own cancer journeys.
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a month agoFantastic Kim god bless you
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a month agoThat’s awesome
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a month agoI want you all to know that I’m still here to listen. They say my cancer will come back but for now, I am living life to it’s fullest
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a month agoAwesomeness Kim
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a month agoCongrats
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18 days agoThat's right kim fuck cancer i have stage 4 cancer and missed surgery but dont feel like im sick and thats what I say too
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11 days agoWhen I was told I was cancer free it didn’t mean shit. I was going thru the worst from my chemo and radiation. So my definition of cancer was what I was going through at that time so being told I was cancer free really didn’t mean Jack and now two years later you still wake up and go to sleep with cancer on your brain at least I do between the side effects of loss of saliva, loss of taste. That’s with you every day every night. And for me any little ache or pain in my throat, scares the shit out of me, again two years later.
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11 days agoI’m with you Richard. I sleep for shit as my mind is, what’s next for me and my family on this shit journey. Go to bed at 10 and keep looking at the clock and loose it about 2 am and then wake up at 5 just to start the routine over but for now I’m still above ground. I have the desire to do things but don’t have the strength to get much done. This is very hard to deal with As I have always been busy almost every day for at least 65 years. Not a complaint just reality.
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11 days agoYes Derick there is another side of the reality of being “cancer free” not sure that we ever are in our heads
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11 days ago…..and yes fuck cancer and yes we are all warriors and above ground. But there’s still is a hidden torment that no one knows or understands.
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11 days agoI also am 2 years in and agree. The mind game that cancer gives you sucks. I still have no taste, and constant dry mouth due to removing my saliva glands. My tongue is constantly burning other than ice cream there is nothing else to help
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2 days agoNice Kim! Congratulations
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