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Common Sense asked:

Whether they currently have cancer, have had it in the past, or whether you lost them to cancer. I lost my dad in 2006 to bladder cancer. I’m not asking this question to upset people, but rather to see how many of us have had to watch our beloved mothers or Fathersgo through the pain and misery of cancer. Sometimes people are very surprised by what they have in common. I **** to state this, but pain unites us. All day on here, people of different political and religious beliefs bicker and take jabs at each other. But when you find out that some of those “idiots” you do not agree with have bore the same pain/burdens that you have, you remember that no matter how much we may all disagree on how to get there – that we all have the same goals in mind: to see our parents grow old without pain, to instruct our kids and provide for them well, to watch them grow up, to die before them, and to be happy, healthy, and fulfilled by what we do in life.
I’m just asking that people take a moment to share. You don’t have to tell the story – just mention whether it was yourMom or dad and what kind of cancer it was/is.
Thank you so much if you decide to answer.

Side note: If you see this question more than once, it is because I may end up posting it in several categories so that I can get answers from more than one cross-section of people. I like to read and answer questions from all categories, but some folks like to stay in their main area of interest, so I may have to post in categories that may seem unrelated in order to get answers from a wider spectrum of people.

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Common Sense asked:

Whether they currently have cancer, have had it in the past, or whether you lost them to cancer. I lost my dad in 2006 to bladder cancer. I’m not asking this question to upset people, but rather to see how many of us have had to watch our beloved moms or Fathersgo through the pain and misery of cancer. Sometimes people are very surprised by what they’ve in common. I **** to state this, but pain unites us. All day on here, people of different political and religious beliefs bicker and take jabs at each other. But when you find out that some of those “idiots” you do not agree with have bore the same pain/burdens that you have, you remember that no matter how much we may all disagree on how to get there – that we all have the same goals in mind: to see our parents grow old without pain, to teach our children and provide for them well, to watch them grow up, to die before them, and to be happy, healthy, and fulfilled by what we do in life.
I’m just asking that people take a moment to share. You do not have to tell the story – just mention whether it was yourMom or dad and what kind of cancer it was/is.
Thank you so much if you decide to answer.

Side note: If you see this question more than once, it is because I may end up posting it in several categories so that I can get answers from more than one cross-section of people. I like to read and answer questions from all categories, but some folks like to stay in their main area of interest, so I may have to post in categories that may seem unrelated in order to get answers from a wider spectrum of people.

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Common Sense asked:

Whether they currently have cancer, have had it in the past, or whether you lost them to cancer. I lost my dad in 2006 to bladder cancer. I’m not asking this question to upset people, but rather to see how many of us have had to watch our beloved moms orDads go through the pain and misery of cancer. Sometimes people are very surprised by what they have in common. I **** to state this, but pain unites us. All day on here, people of different political and religious beliefs bicker and take jabs at each other. But when you find out that some of those “idiots” you don’t agree with have bore the same pain/burdens that you have, you remember that no matter how much we may all disagree on how to get there – that we all have the same goals in mind: to see our parents grow old without pain, to instruct our children and provide for them well, to watch them grow up, to die before them, and to be happy, healthy, and fulfilled by what we do in life.
I’m just asking that people take a moment to share. You don’t have to tell the story – just mention whether it was your Motheror dad and what kind of cancer it was/is.
Thank you so much if you decide to answer.

Side note: If you see this question more than once, it is because I may end up posting it in several categories so that I can get answers from more than one cross-section of people. I like to read and answer questions from all categories, but some folks like to stay in their main area of interest, so I may have to post in categories that may seem unrelated in order to get answers from a wider spectrum of people.
I don’t know what fool is giving thumbs down to your answers, but it is NOT me. Just wanted everyone to know that.

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