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I'm sorry to hear about your condition. There is hope I know 2 people that beat cancer. From what I've heard is testicular cancer is very treatable.
My buddy had testicular cancer at age 21 he beat it. Hes now 40.
My grandmother had breast cancer its been 6 years and shes cancer free.
I just wanted to say I was sorry to hear you have cancer....since you are so young I hope your body can fight this! Best of luck to you!
How ya doing?
Nauseated. Feeling sick, constapated. I'll find out today if my kidneys are functioning well enough to do chemo. Other than that, I'm doing the best I can. Thanks everyone for putting me in your prayers, words can't describe how much it means to me. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Bong30
Sorry to hear about your diagnosis bongman. In the last five years I've seen both of my parents get cancer (prostate and breast) and know what your going through. Well, really only my parents know, but you know what I mean.
By that last sentence you probably can figure that they're still around- They beat it and so can you. I hated watching my Mom go through the chemo but to look at her now you'd never know it. So hang in there man, THERE IS LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL.
hey guy, i am a cancer survivor and so is my husband, last year my husband was told he has lymphoma stage 3, (which was spead all over his body) he also suffered a heart attack and a blood clot to his lungs, they told him that it was bad, but my husband had the best attitude and set it in his mind that he will pull this one off...they told him that he would have to go through a bone marrow transplant and that if he made that he would only live two years after that...but my husband never let anything they said get to him, again it is all in your attitude, and lesson to music, any kind that you enjoy,
believe it or not it helps...just dont give up and dont show them your scared, (i know your are, hell i was too) your body works better when there is not tention, or stress...hand in there, and we are all there for you, remember that...
I was talking to a friend yesterday and she was saying her neighbour got some form of blood cancer. My friend's dad asked him to start yoga, and as he had nothing to lose he did.
The oncologists are scratching their heads, but the man NO longer has cancer. I am not a medic and so am in NO way saying that YOGA=CANCER GONE.
What I am doing is simply passing on what I heard from a pretty level headed girl.
I have also heard many many first hand accounts of people with other dis-eases who have benefitted from yoga, e.g., diabetics.
I am posting this shit here so that you have another avenue at your disposal in the battle against the cancer.
I wish you the best in beating it, and beat it you will. You will, you will you will!
bumping for bongman.
Please post when you can and keep us up to date. We Care!
constapation is from the pain killers.....
Hang in there..... we are pulling for you
My roommate had to go through chemo in Denver at I believe st. pauls. Either way he was 28 and couldn't shit either. I'm telling you man stay off the oxycotin if they give it to you. You will never shit and they make you sicker. Same for dolidid and whatever other herion they give you. Just made him worse. I would come stay every friday and sat. and just never stop rolling up doobies. Will give every bit of credit to Cannabis for getting him through it. MAde him eat sleep and shit no jokes. i hope you get through this I got my 92 year old great grandma praying for you. She's as close to a saint as they come.