Lung Cancer (2b) ten years survivorship
First and I guess mostly, my dear mom has survived as stated above. It was a wild ride and there are some really good and still challenging days following her four surgeries, resection, 2 hips, and extensive node verification + 3 rounds of intense chemo workups. I am working to get her involved here eventually.
In any event, as her caregiver I have seen a lot. Following covid 19 whirling around it is like impossible to get in touch with old colleagues who from a research standpoint -I think have me on a sort of block or something odd. Literally cant find on socials etc. Like they hate my mom or something, lot of folks from China, obviously Wuhan etc.
I excelled and graduated the school of business and did the school of education creditwork for a MBA at SUNY Albany graduating well received. My colleagues benefit from their ed and I am not.
Mostly a word of caution for doing what is right if you find yourself like my mom or I.
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Congratulations to your mom 10 years is incredible. So many are just ditching social media all together. Just too much garbage and ai generated silliness . If you tried to reach me, it might be months before I even noticed.
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