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Corban 4 months ago
Sending you love, brother. We don’t know each other, but your posts and videos have brought light to my life over the years. I wish you a speedy recovery. As someone with a cancer scare myself, my unsolicited (crazy, conspiracy theorist ofc) health advice is: - Loads of sunlight - Local raw milk - Journaling/meditation - Fasting 1-5 days (w/ electrolytes ofc) - Avoid chemo Most people want sweet words of comfort, not solutions. I pray the German in you appreciates both.
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nostrnormie 4 months ago
I’m so so sorry that you and your family have had to go through all of this. πŸ’™ Fuck cancer.
Lost my mentor/uncle figure to melanoma in Sept of 24, . Found out a week ago a good friend has lung cancer never smoked a day in his life. Life just isn't fair. 🧑 Wishing yinz the best.
πŸ«‚πŸ«‚πŸ«‚ Fuck cancer… Both of my grandmothers, my dad, my uncle, taken way to soon form cancer… one my aunts (she has the same type of cancer that killed her husband) and one my cousin have cancer… Seriously fuck cancer… 😭😭😭
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Sun of the Moon 4 months ago
OMG, I can't believe what I just read. Thats such a heavy burden for one family. I wish i was nearby and could help somehow. Stay strong our Bitcoin friend.πŸ«‚
You are so blessed that your wife had kids _before_ having cancer. I know that's a weird thing to say, when you're upset, but I know so many men whose wives kept delaying kids until "the right time" and then she got in a car accident, fell down the stairs, got cancer, or the reproductive problems she already had got steadily worse or her fertility declined unexpectedly fast, etc. and then it was suddenly past the right time. Time is of the essence and it moves so fast. Having children actually makes it easier to deal with older friends and family becoming ill and dying because they bring more normalcy and regularity to your daily life and give you a reason to get up in the morning. I hear that a lot, from people I am ministering to, before funerals. I'm sure you've found the same. Anyway, I'm praying for your family, including your dad.
It's very common, over a lifetime; 1/4 women and 1/3 men in the EU, and much higher in the USA. While it's ravaging through your own family, it feels like you're some unlucky exception, but it's depressingly normal. Gigi's particular unluckiness is to have the cases pile up, within a relatively short span of time. Which is emotionally and physically draining, like being stuck on a war front. I guess the two of us see a lot of ill people, due to our work (church and hospital).
Wife has breast cancer since dec. Progn. 3-5 years. Lost job in feb. Try to spend as much time as possible with her. I do not say, I fully understand what you're going through but you have definitely my support πŸ’―
If you don't make peace with cancer (a part of nature) cancer will fuck your whole bloodline. There are many things that have or could been said about this. How our environments contribute to it... From EMF over water and food poisoning,, vaccines and many more. If you are willing to listen there is a deeper message in any (severe) illness and it's worth to discover that meaning to either prepare for death or life.
@Gigi πŸ‘₯ image Your story hits me hard times. Cancer sucks big time. Fuck it. In 2006 my family-in-law lost her youngest daughter/sister when she was 15. After diagnose, she passed away in less then 9 months.
That said, I feel sorry man for you going through this episode in life that confronts us with our deepest sorrows and grief. I wish you the best of luck and the physical and metaphysical resources to deal with it.
What changed in the last years, especially considering we see cancer rates explode in younger populations. 1. Covid vaccines with known immune system repressing side effects (cancer cells are normal and your body is used to fix it) 2. Excessive expansion of EMF through 4G, 5G, satellites, ear plugs, smart homes, smart cars (radar). If you live in the city you get constantly grilled. 3. Food and water poisoning through GMOs, herbicides, pesticides, plastic, seed oils, "medicjne"/drugs 1 is immediate meaning 1 to 5 years response time for cancer growth 2 is building up with response times of 2 to 10 years 3 Is a train wreck coming for a long time with response times of 5 to 30 years Without a radical shift in lifestyle this will (intentionally) depopulate half of the planet within the next generation.
πŸ«‚ Cancer is always hard, but especially when they are young. My sister was born with a large brain tumor and was operated on and survived, but my parents never completely got over the shock and she's a permanent medical case. A lot of us are in the same boat, Gigi, but you're the only one poetic and eloquent enough to put it in an essay we can relate to, so that we can all be like, _Oh, same feels, bro._ #metoo Thank you, for that. Feels like we're having a group therapy session in your thread.
The cancer stories gave me and my partner the motivation to exhaust ourselves (and raise some money..) 2017: 2018: (which I also did with my dad and father-in-law + his brother on the bike)
Yeah, but I bet it was wonderful. I felt like that after the long pilgrimage over mountains, that I did a few weeks ago. I'm so much calmer, now.
180km in 15 days, but with 14.000 altitude meters There were days we it took 7-8 hours to finish 9km (because of the very rough terrain)
Addiction is another growing issue I've seen hit many families in the US. When I think on it, I can't think of a single person I know not touched by it. Not the same as cancer, but it's just another thing on the pile. I guess there's never been a short supply of suffering in the world. Hopefully some day cancer is a thing of the past.
Most people didn't use to live long enough to get gray hair, much less develop all of these chronic issues. Cancer death rates are steadily declining in the EU, at least. The medical system is making steady wins.
Against all odds, the path is through. You are blessed with with two kids and loving wife. I wish your wife good and speedy recovery and hope your mum will recover too. Its tough what you and your family are going through but I hope you stay strong for your family. Fuck cancer.
My heart goes out to you, Gigi, and I'm wishing for you what may be impossible for now: peace.
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someone 4 months ago
sorry to hear that. hope y'all get better soon. i have been adding real cures to my llm: it is open source, you can download and talk to it in private and also demo at pickabrain.ai
The Lord bless you and keep you Make His face shine upon you and be gracious to you The Lord turn His face toward you And give you peace
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B 4 months ago
Same πŸ«‚
I am on my way to the latest Nostr Recap. But when I see this cancer article, I stop working on it for a while, as I am also a sensitive person. One and a half years ago, my big father (Father's eldest brother) died of lung cancer. Still, I remember he gave us a lot of love. So hard was that moment for me. Writing this comment with such a broken heart with unforgettable memories. Be strong @Gigi and sending my well wishes for a strong recovery. Fuck cancer and I wish, "please heal all the cancer patients and save them". πŸ™
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image No disease can exist in an alkaline terrain. Not even cancer. Otto Warburg, Nobel laureate 1931. He researched the importance of the cell milieu already 100 years ago. He found that in cancer cells the normal respitation is substituted by fermentation like energy generation (Warburg Effect). His Warburg Hypothesis was dismissed for a long time. Now recent research comes back to his work: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30822194/ image
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