Who here has a family member dealing with cancer?

[AlfBundy]

This chit seems like its fukking everywhere. Everyone has goddamn cancer. WTF??

[AnaboLecter]

My aunt died from colon cancer awhile ago, and my other aunt had breast cancer, but thankfully she got chemo early so she's still with us.

[SaltyDog920]

It is everywhere. It's Terrible disease and I wish it got more cool point with celebrities raising money for it rather that AIDS.

[Chowboy]

No family member, just me.

[GuineaDago585]

Grandma was diagnosed with terminal stomach cancer in 2021 but somehow it’s gone into remission for the past 3 years, her chemo was extremely successful, to everyone’s surprise even the doctors.

Lost my uncle to lung cancer that metastasized into his brain last new years tho.

[bicmane123]

i do...

modern day chemo is a strange thing.

they tone it down and keep you coming back for more.

they don't want to get rid of the cancer. srs

our medical industry/big pharma is scum of the earth. its literally only about profit now days

[WABeast]

It is everywhere. It's Terrible disease and I wish it got more cool point with celebrities raising money for it rather that AIDS.

I agree. Its sad too that certain cancers get literal no publicity, but Breast Cancer is made a huge deal.

Not trying to downplay it, but i have had multiple family members die of cancer, and non of it was breast cancer.

Wish other ones like lymphoma, pancreatic, testicular would get more attention....

[bicmane123]

Because it's run by a group of people who have mastered the art of exploitation (Jews).

ya i agree with you, but that doesn't matter because 99% of americans don't.

[Chowboy]

i do...

modern day chemo is a strange thing.

they tone it down and keep you coming back for more.

they don't want to get rid of the cancer. srs

our medical industry/big pharma is scum of the earth. its literally only about profit now days

At my clinic they have a very large bell. If you are "cured," you get to ring the **** out of it and everybody claps and is happy.


If you don't think the Big Pharma has made huge advances in curing this disease, you are an idiot.

[ApeMode666]

yep, father died from it. in the pancreas, he was 48. think his father had it in the colon, he was mid 60s I believe, I was maybe around 10 yrs old at the time.

[bicmane123]

If you don't think the Big Pharma has made huge advances in curing this disease, you are an idiot.

i think Big Pharma has done far more bad than good in this world.

Pills have never been the answer.

Fuk Big Pharma, they literally want people to be sick so they can profit off them.

[Chowboy]

i think Big Pharma has done far more bad than good in this world.

Pills have never been the answer.

Fuk Big Pharma, they literally want people to be sick so they can profit off them.

Maybe you should get an advanced degree in Bio-Chemistry and show these dirty Jews how to do it.


The fact of the matter is, cancer is far more surviveable than it has ever been.


Got damn dirty MFers.

[theory816]

Cancer stems mostly from an unhealthy lifestyle.

Do cardio every day and you’ll destroy any chances of gitting cancer

[bicmane123]

The fact of the matter is, cancer is far more surviveable than it has ever been.

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yeah, they just put people in chemo for the rest of their lives.

great business model tbh

coming from the same people who like to put cereal at the top of the food chain above things like red meat? lol

[Chowboy]

yeah, they just put people in chemo for the rest of their lives.

great business model tbh

coming from the same people who like to put cereal at the top of the food chain above things like red meat? lol

Your soap box doesn't match my experience.


You must have knowledge of extreme depth, or, you're more likely just another fukcing idiot.

[Paul Kreul]

Here's your cure for cancer. srs.

https://www.fenbendazole.org/

[bicmane123]

Your soap box doesn't match my experience.


You must have knowledge of extreme depth, or, you're more likely just another fukcing idiot.

nah, just look how they handled covid.

that's enough proof they are evil fukers with more influence then they ever should've have.

also, i was once a paramedic administering $500 bottles of big pharma meds to patients.

the current medical industry is a rip off scam.

[redwine91]

They don’t want to cure cancer, too much money to be made. It’s fukked

[gmenfan40]

People have been dying of cancer, disease, and viruses for all of mankind. It's only recently that modern medicine allows us to live until 70-80. Think about it for a moment, we aren't meant to live as long as we do. After 40-50, it's all downhill. (Super Ded fkn Srs)

[Fang2]

Had two aunts that died of cancer.

[Pterodactyl314]

Yep found out last month

[Zelensky]

My uncle died of cancer. Nobody even knew he had it. He knew and was getting treatment but apparently even when he got the "you don't have much longer" news from his doctor he didn't tell anyone. I think he may have not wanted us to see him any differently or feel pity, but I also wish he told us because it must've been very lonely for him going through it alone.

[DonVonDuck]

Its everywhere now, OP. And when I say "now" I mean over the last three years. A lot of death. A lot of sickness. I'm certainly seeing it. Drastic increase over what I saw prior to 2021.

Here's your cure for cancer. srs.

https://www.fenbendazole.org/

What I never understood about the Fenbendazole claims is that Merck owns the patent on it, right? Why would they continue to put out such a cheap and effective cure for cancer when they profit greatly off of cancer treatments?

[DTRrex]

Lost my Mom when she was only 49 to cancer. It wasn't her first rodeo with it.

I've watched cancer, in all its insidious forms, ravage my family and take the lives of parent, grandparent, uncle, aunt, cousin, friend, etc...

It comes like a thief in the night.

Fortunately, there are some improvements in treatment... but we're losing this war.

[SaltyDog920]

Grandma was diagnosed with terminal stomach cancer in 2021 but somehow it’s gone into remission for the past 3 years, her chemo was extremely successful, to everyone’s surprise even the doctors.

Lost my uncle to lung cancer that metastasized into his brain last new years tho.

Awesome to hear. My grandpa passed from stomach cancer when I was 8. I remember decorating his puke bucket with stickers for him to make him happy. **** is awful. It affects everyone. My best friend's dad died when we were in highschol. 49 years old. He was the healthiest guy I knew. Weight lifted, cardio...in great shape. Found out he had cancer and 3 months later was dead.

My high school associate randomly got eso****eal cancer in high school and was dead at 32.

Cancer stems mostly from an unhealthy lifestyle.

Do cardio every day and you’ll destroy any chances of gitting cancer

That is extremely inaccurate.

[SaltyDog920]

Here's your cure for cancer. srs.

https://www.fenbendazole.org/

We will see. I've heard this so many times it's impossible to be optimistic. I remember the gold nanoparticles were supposed to be the cure all for cancer back in like 2010/2011. That disappeared pretty fast.

[AlfBundy]

lmfao sucks to be you, trailer trash

Maybe you should have supported medicare for all. Hope the debt wipes your family out. Toodles.

Too mean? Can't handle mean posts? Mean man on internet said mean things? You deserve no sympathy, you nazi fuk. Die. Die horribly of cancer like the rat you are.

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Your blood was clearly defective, and you don't deserve to live. Such is the nazi way. You mad? This is what you like isn't it, tough guy?

I actually knew you would say something like this. Your neg comment was exactly what I guessed it would be. Gutless cowards are so predictable. Wincel is the epitome of a little bitch weasel, talks like a hardcore revolutionary online but is a little bitch IRL

wincel's neg comment:

Hopefully they suffer miserably for having a nazi prick family member like you. They should have killed you.

So predictable eh?

[LogicalLifts]

Isn't it partly because we're more aware? It is being diagnosed far more accurately than it ever was before - people are going to get checked, etc.

But yes, I have posted before that the microplastics in our environment (found in the snow at the top of Mount Everest) are having a disastrous effect on male reproductive capabilities. Widespread sterility by ~2050.

Heck, many who "don't want to have kids" actually "cannot" have kids - I don't say this with malice, but even having a kid is becoming a status symbol in some socioeconomic brackets.

On cancer: a very close female friend of mine has been battling rectal cancer for some time now. Her latest MRI now shows "no evidence of residual rectal tumor", but there'll be surgery for the sake of removing the tissue targeted so that a reoccurrence does not happen.

She lives a very wellness-focused life, and she lives well. This took a toll on her for sure. And with cancer: you get to see who your "friends" are, pretty quickly.

[Maestro]

My grandmother on my moms side (who was my last living grandparent) died on the 29th of Jan from Lung cancer. She smoked from the age of 16 to about 30 and stopped when she got married, but I guess thats all it took.

In 2003, she went in for a physical and they noticed a spot on her lung and she didn't want them to mess with it and it apparently stayed dormant for about 20 years and late last year she started having trouble breathing. Went into the ER and her lungs were filling with fluid, ran some more test and found that that tiny growth had metastasized and spread to parts of her liver as well.

[ParsleyTea]

Here's your cure for cancer. srs.

https://www.fenbendazole.org/

Fenben is something I would try if I developed cancer.

No one in my family has cancer at the moment, that I'm aware of. Dad almost kind of humorously at this point though keeps trying to get a cancer diagnosis. He is quite afraid of cancer and every bump, strange mark, etc is checked out by the doctors.