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Anniversary of My Cancer
http://goodmenproject.com/featured-content/the-anniversary-of-my-cancer
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Marty
I liked your article. You seem to have a great attitude to handle all this "new normal" stuff that comes our way. Glad to hear you are such a young looking 48 year old. I seem to have aged by a few years as a result of this, I'm 60 now, 57 when it all started. Good luck to you as you progress along the healing timeline.
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Marty
I liked your article. You seem to have a great attitude to handle all this "new normal" stuff that comes our way. Glad to hear you are such a young looking 48 year old. I seem to have aged by a few years as a result of this, I'm 60 now, 57 when it all started. Good luck to you as you progress along the healing timeline.
All the best, -
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That about sums it uphawk711 said:Marty
I liked your article. You seem to have a great attitude to handle all this "new normal" stuff that comes our way. Glad to hear you are such a young looking 48 year old. I seem to have aged by a few years as a result of this, I'm 60 now, 57 when it all started. Good luck to you as you progress along the healing timeline.
All the best,
Thanks for directing me to this. Happy birthday. I was just thinking the same thing about steak. I ate a sausage and an egg this morning. That was it for solid food for today. The rest will be liquid calories. My wife still feels guilty eating in my presence. I wish she'd get over that.
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Cheers!!!
Marty, happy Anniversary with many more to come!!
I love what you stated below; it's exactly how I felt, still feel! Why do people think that once they/we are diagnosed with cancer they have to run a marathon or go on some zen like/Buddhist experience and spiritual transformation! I thought I was a pretty decent guy before cancer; i didn't need a life altering, post-traumatic experience to make me appreciate life. I just want my life back!!!
"I have to stop at this point and admit I’m probably not very good at being a cancer patient. I don’t want to participate in walks or raise money to cure cancer. I don’t want to be a fighter. I don’t want to go to support groups or be one of those people who found great meaning in having cancer. As my therapist said in our first session, my primary revelation from having cancer may be that it sucks and that I’ve had a really awful year".
Charles
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