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Cancer is growth that I never wanted: the podcast!
- Cancer patients don’t “lose” the “battle”. Cancer treatments fail. Modern medicine fails. People do not.
- In 2023, may all your scans be clear and all your tumors benign. ✨🙏✨
- Libby, you deserved better. I cry inside every time a muggle says we’ve “made so much progress.” Progress means fuckall when Libby cannot see Violet grow up.
- Well shit — it’s always cancer, isn’t it? My best to our royal carcinomie ❤️🩹
- When I joined Twitter in 2017, I dreamed of a cancer community, a web big enough to catch the newbies so they wouldn’t have to fall thru the cracks. Thank you for being here — thank you for sharing your stories and your compassion. Cancer Twitter is more than I ever expected.❤️🩹
- I got news yesterday that a cancerfriend died. She was diagnosed at the same time as me. Same type of breast cancer. Same treatments. Recurred and lived with metastatic for 3 years. Cancer makes no sense. RIP Sarah K-Des. You deserved better than you got. 💔💔💔
If you’re reading this, it means I have died. But do not cry for me. I have lived my life on my own terms, the way I have wanted to. I joined X because I needed an outlet, what I got was so much more. You made me feel validated in my feelings and much less alone. Thank you ❤️- Surviving cancer is 50% treatment, 10% “healthy living,” and 40% pure goddamn luck. Diagnosis a few months later, and I would likely be DEAD. I think about this a lot.
- “No Evidence of Disease” means you are now haunted by cancer’s ghost.
- Taking a twitter break. If you are so inclined, search ThanksCancer while I'm away and retweet/like our people who are reaching out. Be well <3
- Cancer is 10% panic and 90% waiting on information to know if you need to panic.
- A lot of muggles are confused about “preventative chemo” for Princess Kate Middleton. With cancer, it’s important to poison all your cells as an intimidation technique: that way each cell knows the penalty for stepping out of line. Hope this helps!
