cancerboi

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by cancerboi 1y ago
yeah I don't get it - I am pro subscriber and I can not pick it...
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by cancerboi 1y ago
I waited for my fish. But it never came. Made me sad.
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by cancerboi 2y ago
30 y/o male with stage 3c testicular cancer. Diagnosis at age 29. I have a very rare type of cancer and this particular type of cancer has increased in numbers for young men.
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by cancerboi 2y ago
It ain't fun!
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by cancerboi 2y ago
Jake was strong. He was so prolific throughout his death process. Truly an inspration, especially to those dying of this disease. It is a terrible disease. I would not wish it on my worst enemy. The horror, pain and lethargy that you experi
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by cancerboi 2y ago
How did the Voyagers avoid hitting asteroids when exiting the solar system? I thought there was a huge cloud of asteroids surrounding our solar system.
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by cancerboi 2y ago
What is this sbnation link? The text explodes and a calendar pops up.
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by cancerboi 3y ago
Sometimes it starts in the testes, but in extremely rare cases they believe that it is of primordial origin. For example, when you are developing as an embryo, perhaps the germ cell gets stuck in the chest and takes many years to mutate. Bu
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by cancerboi 3y ago
Very sorry about your dad. I am so thankful that in my case I still have a shot at cure. People have been telling me I am strong to go through this, but folks like your dad are really the strong ones.
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by cancerboi 3y ago
It is specifically a testicular cancer. The cell type originates in the testicle. It’s a germ cell which are only found in reproductive organs. In my case doctors don’t really know why it “starts in the chest”. Some think it starts in the t
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by cancerboi 3y ago
Yep mine is weird and rare (PMNSGCT). Starts in the chest cavity, grows to a huge solid tumor. Just finished up 4 cycles of BEP, a very intense chemo regime. But honestly wasn’t too bad. I would do it 10 times over if it means living. Thora
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by cancerboi 3y ago
I found out at age 29 about 4 months ago. My cancer is rare called PMNSGCT. Presented as large solid tumor in chest the size of a cantaloupe. Symptoms were fevers, night sweats, coughing. They thought it was pneumonia at first. Had a big su
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by cancerboi 3y ago
It’s nice to read these articles as someone with advanced stage testicular cancer and a 50% 5 year survival. Current treatment is chemo + surgery. Really appreciate all the smart people in this field. Thank you for the work you do!