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Its a "good prognosis" type. And my mom is trying to talk her out of doing chemo poison treatment after the surgery.. as the (((doctors))) are going to tell her its "recommended"...

But that would require her to be able to distrust in the "science monster". And i doubt that. She has three kids and just got divorced.. I'm afraid its a sad time ahead..

Its a "good prognosis" type. And my mom is trying to talk her out of doing chemo poison treatment after the surgery.. as the (((doctors))) are going to tell her its "recommended"... But that would require her to be able to distrust in the "science monster". And i doubt that. She has three kids and just got divorced.. I'm afraid its a sad time ahead..

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Thank you brother, I can use this. btw your post about white history, the asha logos post, has given me so much. I am on my second listen through. Just legendary work on that one. Have a blessed day.

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You might have heard of that dancing, violin-playing girl called Lindsey Stirling. She had a keyboard player called Gavi who went through chemo. He was in his twenties and relatively healthy outside of cancer. After chemo and recovering he ended up dying of a heart problem caused by the chemo.

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I like Lindsey Stirling, that's sad to hear.

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Gavi was her best friend. They were doing a lot of touring together. I didn't know about the cancer when he was still alive. I just got the whole story all at once late one night after coming in from a friend's house.

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The last link is obfuscated.

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It's not new information, It's just what I've save. I haven't had to go through a loved one getting cancer so I don't research, add and update for relevance.