Just found out that one of my best friend in the world has kidney cancer, getting his right kidney taken out on the 7th of June. He is like a brother to me, this just sucks. Cancer has taken my grandparents, one aunt, one uncle. my mother, this stuff just sucks! i feel like someone has sucked all of the life out of me, please keep him and his family in your thoughts, thanks guys.
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Keep heart my friend... I beat the big C 22 years ago... where there is hope there is always a chance... thoughts are with you and your friend
try to be positive when talking to your friend...I would guess there is not one single guy on this forum that has not lost a friend or family member to cancer..we live in a very polluted environment,and the effects on the human race is horrible..good luck to him and may he be strong enough to win the battle
Best of luck to your friend, I will say a prayer. I'm a cancer survivor myself. I lost my right leg to osteosarcoma (bone cancer) in 2006 at the age of 38......One of the most important things in the battle is to remain positive, another is the strong support of family and friends.
My thoughts are with and his family.
I am sending my best to you, your friend and family. I am fighting this battle too and it's not for sissie's. If I can say anything, positive support from family and friends is invaluable for keeping a good spirit and my own attitude positive. I know I can call any of them 24/7 if need be. Since I live alone, that is a security blanket. Try to anticipate needs and how you can help.
Sue
Sue
You, your friend, and Sue,
You all will be in our prayers.
My wife, who will be finishing her last treatment soon says, stay positive and communicate. While sometimes you don't know what to say, a simple hug or embrace is wonderful. Try to stay strong, upbeat, and take it one day at a time. We know not what tomorrow brings, but we know who holds the future.
You all will be in our prayers.
My wife, who will be finishing her last treatment soon says, stay positive and communicate. While sometimes you don't know what to say, a simple hug or embrace is wonderful. Try to stay strong, upbeat, and take it one day at a time. We know not what tomorrow brings, but we know who holds the future.
My thoughts and prayers are with you is this difficult time. I uplift your friend in prayer also.
As a cancer survivor myself, I agree with the rest. Be as possitive as you can be while around him. it is not an easy fight by anymeans.
Will do. All the best to all involved.
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Glad to hear that brothers and sisters !! It is far too easy to think the battle is over from the start when you hear that f+++++++++& C word!!
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