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Yolllmbs
Yolllmbs Member Posts: 360 Member
in Colorectal Cancer #1

http://youtu.be/tNy3WY6TW2c

I'm so proud to call this man my friend. On my down days, his plight gives me strength. 

 

Yolanda

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  • Trubrit
    Trubrit Member Posts: 5,796 Member
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    Bless his giving heart

    What a special man, to think of others while going through his own personal trials.  I noticed that even when asked to talk about his treatment, he soon got the subject back to the cause. 

  • jen2012
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    Wow, thanks for sharing.  I

    Wow, thanks for sharing.  I hope he gets a miracle and much more time to continue to make a difference.

  • Yolllmbs
    Yolllmbs Member Posts: 360 Member
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    jen2012 said:

    Wow, thanks for sharing.  I

    Wow, thanks for sharing.  I hope he gets a miracle and much more time to continue to make a difference.

    Justin Fitch

    Justin is such a wonderful man.  He is so humble.  He was given two months to live about 1 month ago.  He has continued to fight for his cause.  He will say he doesn't think he'll make the next rally but he always does.  I know this world is a much better place with him in it. Thanks for taking the time.

     

    Yolanda

  • Trubrit
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    Yolllmbs said:

    Justin Fitch

    Justin is such a wonderful man.  He is so humble.  He was given two months to live about 1 month ago.  He has continued to fight for his cause.  He will say he doesn't think he'll make the next rally but he always does.  I know this world is a much better place with him in it. Thanks for taking the time.

     

    Yolanda

    Two months - Two years - Twenty years

    Obviously the Doctor's are pretty good at their job, but sometimes a fighter can prove their prognosis wrong, and I will certainly pray that this is the case for Justin. 

    He is so young to be facing this. God sure needs to bless him for the work he is doing, so lets hope that He does that by extending his life, and my it be a qulity extension, here on earth. 

    Sue -Trubrit

  • jen2012
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    Trubrit said:

    Two months - Two years - Twenty years

    Obviously the Doctor's are pretty good at their job, but sometimes a fighter can prove their prognosis wrong, and I will certainly pray that this is the case for Justin. 

    He is so young to be facing this. God sure needs to bless him for the work he is doing, so lets hope that He does that by extending his life, and my it be a qulity extension, here on earth. 

    Sue -Trubrit

    Yes...and as I mentioned in

    Yes...and as I mentioned in another post, my mom was given months to live, almost 30 years ago,  it seems she's at the end of her journey now, but she has surprised us more than once.  I hope he is around for a long time,

  • LivinginNH
    LivinginNH Member Posts: 1,456 Member
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    Yolllmbs said:

    Justin Fitch

    Justin is such a wonderful man.  He is so humble.  He was given two months to live about 1 month ago.  He has continued to fight for his cause.  He will say he doesn't think he'll make the next rally but he always does.  I know this world is a much better place with him in it. Thanks for taking the time.

     

    Yolanda

    Hi,He is quite a remarkable

    Hi,

    He is quite a remarkable young man - and much too young to be going through all of this.  This world certainly needs more people like him in it.  Thank you so much for sharing this video clip.

    All my best,

    Cynthia

  • Easyflip
    Easyflip Member Posts: 588 Member
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    He's a hero

    I know a woman who married the love of her life despite knowing he had an aggressive cancer and only 6 months to live. They vowed to make it the best 6 months of their lives. He died...20 years later! Miracles happen, I hope one happens for him, he deserves it. Never give up hope. 

  • Yolllmbs
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    Easyflip said:

    He's a hero

    I know a woman who married the love of her life despite knowing he had an aggressive cancer and only 6 months to live. They vowed to make it the best 6 months of their lives. He died...20 years later! Miracles happen, I hope one happens for him, he deserves it. Never give up hope. 

    Thank you

     

    He is a hero.  His determination is awesome!  He says his battle for life is to take advantage of his situation to bring attention to his cause until there are no more veteran suicides.  Interestingly, they are privately questioning if they were exposed to something in Afghanistan as there are several returning servicemen have colon cancer at a very young age.  They are amazing men. Justin has had over 40 rounds of Folfox and he will still strap on a pack and ruck. He is one of the most humble men I have the priviledge to know.  

     

    Yolanda

     

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