I Have a Lump

We put so much kuk into our mouths every day, preservatives, food colourants, processed foods, genetically modified foods. We expose our bodies to so much radiation and pollution every day, microwaves, CO2, dusts, fumes .... It does not surprise me at all that we have so many cases of cancer these days and drug resilient microbes / bacteria / viruses.

Personally I had Stage 3 N2 melenoma. This means it had already moved into my lymphatic system, but only just (2 nodes & a gland) N3 would have been to more lympahtic regions of my body. Stage 4 would have been vital organs. Melenoma is an absolute b!tch to fight at the later stages, it does not respond to traditional chemo. Thats why I had to go onto a extreme high dosage radiation course and Roferon A http://www.rxlist.com/roferon-a-drug.htm(GOD that kuk farked me up - side effects http://www.rxlist.com/roferon-a-drug/patient-images-side-effects.htm)
 
Nocturnity said:
Yeah, cause young people don't die from cancer, right?
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Right.
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Beating cancer in older patients pans out a little different. Its not all celebrations.

You came back from stage 3 nice. All anti-neoplastics have heavy side-effects because they target human cells, its very hard to be specific in the target. The body will reject the drug because its destructive to the body, thats why chemo is a pain.

Making chemo is a nightmare, I hated doing that I still do. Lucky you didnt progress to stage 4, thats usually game over. I only know of one person that survived stage 4 cancer. Melenomas is becoming more common these days lucky its something I will never have to face. Also not just melonoma but all forms of cancers at stage 4 is usually game over.
 
Yeah ... I was 34, sitting in an Oncologists office listening to stats on Stage 3 Melenoma .... head was buzzing, I was planning my will, sons education, wifes future... I was given 25% chance of 5yrs ... I reckin FARK That! Kick da beeech in da panty!
 
Nocturnity said:
Say what? How could you possibly know that?
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I have a very rare medical skin condition, its physiologically impossible for me to develop any cancer on my skin hence I cant get a melonoma. At least thats what people way smarter than me say

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I was reading in the american dermatology journal they are trying tosurgically graft my type of skin onto cancer patients as a treatment D: ....
 
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