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If there anything I know in this world, its cancer, any and every cancer. And I hate it. 

 

To those out that are affected, prayers be with you. 

 

I've lost a good size portion of my family to cancer, 2 of them this year, and its a sad reality when it strikes you or a loved one. 

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This is so wonderful and fitting as soon as I get some money I will donate thank you for providing a link. One day we will defeat Breast Cancer just like we defeated the covenant(except no guns or violence involved. In the mean time I'm glad we take this time to spread awareness. Awesome job staff! 

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Ahh... so this explains it. Great choice guys, you picked the perfect choice! :)

 

 

I do every "Race for the cure" event, and I support every avenue of finding cures (Like experimental drugs, new forms of chemotherapy, and Stem cell research!) Plus I am an advocate of either eating like an athlete (Like organic foods, and a balanced diet of whole grains, lean proteins, and healthy fats) or eating like a Vegan (Completely raw). You are what you eat, so eat clean and your body will be clean!

 

 

My condolences to those who have lost someone close to them, due to cancer... I lost my last living grandfather three years ago due to Leukemia that he got due to a rare blood disorder he got from environmental pollution's he was exposed to when he fled Romania as a teenager to come to the states for a better life. My mother forbid me from seeing him growing up, so I only knew him during my first 5 years of my life... Then once my parents divorced I could finally see him.. But he was to sick... So I saw him on his deathbed, and I was there everyday, holding his hand... Until the end. He was high on all the drugs they were pumping into him but, he knew I was there, and so was his wife (My grandma), my mother, my brother, and his best friend. I could feel his hand go limp as he was holding mine in his left hand, while he held my brothers hand in his right hand.. He was crying, but he had a big smile on his face at the same time... I could feel the life leave his body, and he was gone... I never cried so hard in my life, and I don't know if it was because I never got to truly know him, or if I regretted listening to my mother and missing out on so much.

 

All I know is if you or someone you know is in this situation... Don't make the same mistakes I did. Don't wait until its too late. Think for yourself, make your own choices, and see and share your life with those you choose. Don't let what happened to me, happen to anyone else. You have the power to shape your own life... And do not be like my mom. Forgive, and forget...

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I want to encourage you all to donate what you can for this cause. If and when any of you do, PM me to let me know, and I will give you the award. We will be doing this on the honor system, so obviously there will be no way to verify it, but I hope that you all have enough integrity to keep to it. Thank you to all of you who will so willingly give money for this cause!

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Glad to see this.

 

Found out in February a couple of years back (I think) that my dad has multiple myeloma. The only reason we found out was 'cause he broke his back (yes, quite literally fractured a vertebrae) and thought he had another hernia. As a friend of mine would put it, "Your dad's too stubborn to let cancer kill him-- hell, he broke his spine and he's still walking around. Cancer's not gonna do ---- to him."

 

Best wishes-- luck, prayers, the lot-- to those affected. Stay strong, guys. God bless.

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