Well my question is really for someone out there who had been diagnosed with cervical or uterine cancer. I just wanted to know what made you go to the dr in the first place. What were your symptoms?
I’m under 18, and I read somewhere that if one feels different than the other, you have cancer. Is this true, and is there anything else that you can feel if you have it?
I did not know what to make of this morning news.
A mixture of emptiness (not knowing what to think)
and shock still pains my insides. My childhood crush, who I haven’t seen in over 2 years is possibly dying from prostate cancer. It has spread to his stomach.
I want to rush over to the hospital this week but I can’t let go of other big responsibilities. I’m forced to wait until the next weekend. To be honest, the hospital visit itself frightens me because I don’t want to see a man I sincerely cared for (unknowingly to him) in such a state. I can’t use the word love (although it felt like it) because I’ve never really known him enough to express my fondness as love. I still remember his shy smiles.
Should I finally tell him, I was the girl who really liked you from a distance.
Or would it be too inappropriate and burry the feelings instead
Then why do people start smoking? I work with a lot of recent college graduates, and was surprised to see that so many of them are smokers. Their older coworkers (who kicked the habit long ago) just shake their heads & wonder…
I can understand why people who are addicted to nicotine have a difficult time quitting, but why would someone voluntarily *start* a habit they know has no positive benefits?
Lung Cancer
