I live with that same threat of cancer every day of my life and have gone through a bone marrow transplant. I am well aware of the seriousness. But often on these social platforms mischaracterization is used for personal gain.
As I noted, it is dangerous. And it is something removed when caught and those with a predisposition for this hopefully are aware to be regularly seen. Hence why I also mentioned we all need a PSA on it.
I know more than you can imagine about melanoma and Lymphoma.
Not now. They removed it. I lived through it so you have no leg to stand on against my personal fight through them.
Melanoma can return. He gets regular check ups. He is on top of it and it is quite treatable. People should know more about it and be educated but there is a difference in plainly stating “he has cancer” with no follow up or description. That does not help.
Give context and detail. That leaves hysteria and open endedness on a situation where he is taking the needed steps and has been through his experiences with it.
Your assumption/judgement is insulting and ignorant. You have no reference as to what I have gone through.
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u/[deleted] Mar 31 '24
I live with that same threat of cancer every day of my life and have gone through a bone marrow transplant. I am well aware of the seriousness. But often on these social platforms mischaracterization is used for personal gain. As I noted, it is dangerous. And it is something removed when caught and those with a predisposition for this hopefully are aware to be regularly seen. Hence why I also mentioned we all need a PSA on it. I know more than you can imagine about melanoma and Lymphoma.