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K_LeeB
4 years agoMember
The things that people say....
"I know just how you feel. My friend has been through that".
"You're lucky. Cancer will probably make you lose weight".
"Oh. Breast cancer? My mother inlaw died of that".
"I wish I had the chance of seeing how my hair looks when it's short like you do".
"If you need help, call me anytime. Just not on Tuesdays, Thursdays or Fridays between 10 and 3, and I'm not usually around on weekends".
"You're lucky. Cancer will probably make you lose weight".
"Oh. Breast cancer? My mother inlaw died of that".
"I wish I had the chance of seeing how my hair looks when it's short like you do".
"If you need help, call me anytime. Just not on Tuesdays, Thursdays or Fridays between 10 and 3, and I'm not usually around on weekends".
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- arpieMemberI was told to drink Borax!! As well as cut out sugar, booze, meat & all the usual things .... I just say, if these things work so 'well' - they'd be a part of mainstream treatment already .....
This just popped up in another post that I saw today & covers a heap of most stupid comments as well ... - colthulMember'I've had lots of friends with breast cancer and they all had surgery before chemo. I don't know what YOUR doctors are doing!"
- Cath62Member@Keeping_positive1 yes no 11 was just out there.
Love the video you posted too. Thank you. - Goes to show that sometimes we only get a part of the story.. the aunt who was 104!
I also had someone tell when the day after I was diagnosed that an in-law of hers who had cancer and the doctors couldn't go any more for him! so he went all vegan etc.. watched everything he ate, and he is still alive! A couple of years later I revisited that story with her and asked her more specifically, about him and turned out he had all his chemo and everything, did everything the doctors told him. However the initial conversation she made out it was the healthy diet that "saved" him. She herself is a naturopath. Partial stories are never helpful, but thankfully I didn't listen to the quacks, but I listened to my medical team. - FLCloverMemberHahhahhahaha @Keeping_positive1 yes I have πππ. Good to see it again though ππ»π.
βA curry recipeβ πππ€£π€£ - "My sister had breast cancer" and how is she now I asked... "oh she is gone now"
** Note to self don't ask questions. - ZoffielMember'Whats your prognosis?' from a complete stranger in a supermarket who's understanding of medical terminology was probably derived from watching soap operas. 'Better than yours, I suspect, if you keep asking questions like that.' 'Huh, what do you mean?'
What is it about being bald that makes you public property? - At a birthday party an acquaintance who heard I had cancer said.... keep off the sugar, best you don't have any birthday cake.
- @Cath62 I can totally understand you wanting permission because your No. 11 was rather specific, what a cracker, although not funny really, if you get what I mean. Here it is again for those that missed it.........
11. I take away your shit and bring it into me because I can take it as i am stronger than you and send back instead golden healing light .
Too weird.......... perhaps just tell that person to send you a $million instead, because the doctors are treating you with all the latest treatments available.