#fukkcancer

**HurryUpAndDrink** · 03-01-18, 03:42 PM

Fukk that bs sickness really. So fukkin common too. Its everywhere.

**Clutchut12** · 03-01-18, 03:43 PM

Terrible, prayers for him and his family,he seems like one of the good guys

**Jayvegas420** · 03-01-18, 03:49 PM

Originally posted by HurryUpAndDrink

Fukk that bs sickness really. So fukkin common too. Its everywhere.

Very sorry to hear about the old man HAUD, btw.

**Jayvegas420** · 03-01-18, 03:50 PM

Originally posted by Clutchut12

Terrible, prayers for him and his family,he seems like one of the good guys

After watching the 30 for 30, I believe it was called the four Falls of Buffalo, I did a complete 180 on Jim Kelly, he seems like a really nice guy.

**jjgold** · 03-01-18, 04:33 PM

terrible news

This could be tough battle

**Hman** · 03-01-18, 05:10 PM

Hope he wins the fight.

**2ndchance** · 03-01-18, 05:11 PM

Just found out my brother has cancer yesterday 36 years old we are best friends. Still in shock wut the penetrate is up with this cancer now everywhere.

**RudyRuetigger** · 03-01-18, 05:12 PM

we all live and die

just remember that jay

**RudyRuetigger** · 03-01-18, 05:13 PM

Originally posted by 2ndchance

Just found out my brother has cancer yesterday 36 years old we are best friends. Still in shock wut the penetrate is up with this cancer now everywhere.

what kind

if caught early enough, might survive bro

**2ndchance** · 03-01-18, 05:19 PM

Melanoma sun cancer stage 3 don't know if it's reach his lymph nodes there only 4 stages so it's not good. Hopefully it didn't reach his lymph nodes yet he goes on the 5th to find out.

**RudyRuetigger** · 03-01-18, 05:22 PM

good luck bro

a few in my family have dealt with cancer including IMMEDIATE

don't give up hope

**2ndchance** · 03-01-18, 05:24 PM

Thanks!!

**Slipknot26** · 03-01-18, 05:44 PM

Originally posted by 2ndchance

Just found out my brother has cancer yesterday 36 years old we are best friends. Still in shock wut the penetrate is up with this cancer now everywhere.

Yea, I went through it , I'm a lucky one but it never leaves your mind the shit may come back ,mental as well as physical.
Best of luck to him and your family .

**Hman** · 03-01-18, 06:18 PM

Originally posted by Slipknot26

Yea, I went through it , I'm a lucky one but it never leaves your mind the shit may come back ,mental as well as physical.
Best of luck to him and your family .

Can't imagine how tough it is mentally as you said.

Glad you're doing well

**2ndchance** · 03-01-18, 06:28 PM

Yes glad your better hopefully my brother does not struggle a lot with it.

**capitalist pig** · 03-01-18, 06:32 PM

I’m a stage 4 kidney cancer survivor, had my left kidney out 7 years ago. Then After 5 years being cancer free it (kidney cancer) metastasized to both my lungs, had right lung lower lobe removed and a couple pieces of my left lung upper lobe. I’ve been cancer free again for 15 months. I refused cancer drugs told them get with surgery or forget it. It can be beaten but you got to catch it early. Good luck to anyone fighting it, the best advice I can give is you got to beat the mental part before you can beat the cancer

Later

**VeggieDog** · 03-01-18, 06:40 PM

I have leukemia. Remission now thanks to a great doctor. When they first tell you, it's scary as hell.

**TheMoneyShot** · 03-01-18, 06:46 PM

If you try to eat right... and eat a sensible diet your entire life... and then get diagnosed with cancer... I'd say fuk it. You can't live in fear. I'd be saying f u cancer all day long... but I'm never going to have any regrets.

Both my uncles died at around 38 and 41 years of age. Both were heavy smokers. This is back when I was like 9 years old. Now, that I'm 40... I say to myself... you can't live in fear. You just try to live as humble and appreciative as possible.

**jjgold** · 03-01-18, 07:20 PM

Eating right does not correlate to a long healthy life

**bradthebloke** · 03-01-18, 07:45 PM

prob a dumb question but why dont more people get full body screens every 6-12 months to catch it early? too expensive? not practical?

**TheMoneyShot** · 03-01-18, 07:47 PM

Originally posted by jjgold

Eating right does not correlate to a long healthy life

Yes I agree... a lot of things don't add up.

But my point is... if you try to be healthy.... and cancer strikes... you should have no regrets.

If you live a careless life... and cancer strikes... well then.... ????????

**TheMoneyShot** · 03-01-18, 07:48 PM

Originally posted by bradthebloke

prob a dumb question but why dont more people get full body screens every 6-12 months to catch it early? too expensive? not practical?

1. Medical bills add up. (Super expensive)

2. People don't want to know. Fear.

I didn't even know you could get a full body screen? Are you allowed to get an MRI for that? I'm sure the screening would cost a lot.

**bradthebloke** · 03-01-18, 07:51 PM

Originally posted by TheMoneyShot

1. Medical bills add up. (Super expensive)

2. People don't want to know. Fear.

I didn't even know you could get a full body screen? Are you allowed to get an MRI for that? I'm sure the screening would cost a lot.

oh i dont know if you could either, poor choice of words on my part.

**TheMoneyShot** · 03-01-18, 07:54 PM

Originally posted by bradthebloke

oh i dont know if you could either, poor choice of words on my part.

It's all good. I'm sure all the celebrities get the full body screening. Probably cost around 100k per scan. They can afford it.

**Booya711** · 03-01-18, 07:58 PM

Population control...yes it sucks but shit happens. As Rudy said...we all go eventually just in different ways

**VeggieDog** · 03-02-18, 12:58 AM

Originally posted by bradthebloke

prob a dumb question but why dont more people get full body screens every 6-12 months to catch it early? too expensive? not practical?

That's a lot of radiation.

**19th Hole** · 03-02-18, 03:23 AM

Cancer is a motherfukker.
Strikes very close to me recently and I'm sure everyone has had a close loved
one afflicted.
As a nation we need to focus research and money hughly to crush this menace.

**Jayvegas420** · 03-02-18, 08:51 AM

Sadly 19th, theres no money in a cure.

**jjgold** · 03-02-18, 02:48 PM

Hall of Fame QB Jim Kelly to have upper jaw reconstructed to treat oral cancer

**Hman** · 03-02-18, 02:52 PM

'They' need to get off their azzes & solve the mystery behind this disease.

I know some believe they already have a cure but withhold it in order to keep the herds (population) thinned out, but I don't think they've figured it out yet.

Maybe they're looking in all the wrong places & a cure is right under their noses.

**RudyRuetigger** · 03-02-18, 02:55 PM

hopefully cancer is hereditary and HURRY gets it soon

**Jayvegas420** · 03-02-18, 02:56 PM

Fukk off Rudy

**ChuckyTheGoat** · 03-02-18, 03:28 PM

Originally posted by Hman

'They' need to get off their azzes & solve the mystery behind this disease.

I know some believe they already have a cure but withhold it in order to keep the herds (population) thinned out, but I don't think they've figured it out yet.

Maybe they're looking in all the wrong places & a cure is right under their noses.

Cancer Rates By Country [Updated 2022]

http://blog.dana-farber.org/insight/2014/06/which-countries-have-the-highest-and-lowest-cancer-rates/

The discrepancy in rates of cancer between countries with the highest rates and lowest rates is likely due to poor data collection and other factors.

**ChuckyTheGoat** · 03-02-18, 03:30 PM

Cancer rates inversely related to Wealth (at least somewhat).

Lowest cancer rates in poor areas. Higher cancer rates in more developed countries. Not exactly sure why that would be.