Cancer. What are your six words?
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Comments
unknown116 says,
Expiration date known. Leave a legacy.DynamicDbytheC says,
4 cancers, six times, one couple.DynamicDbytheC says,
I also have 6 swear words.scribbling_scribe says,
Small-cell lung cancer claimed both parents.scribbling_scribe says,
Best friend beat breast cancer! :0)RainhaMom says,
Stole my daughter. Broke my heart.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX says,
six letters that shook my world.Sagacious says,
Brain tumour moved the immovable object.MacDon says,
All very good answers. Not all happy but still good.backstagewriter says,
All-encompassing. Exhausting. Powerful and frightening forever.Believe says,
I think Dynamic deserves to post her 6 swear words.jl333 says,
'Cancer took my Mom from me.''I hate you cancer. Not forgiven'
'53 years young. Cancer you SUCK!'
'Desperately wishing cancer would go away.'
'Thanks cancer. Thanks for flippin nothing!'
Sagacious says,
I'll rephrase my submission- "Brain tumour REMOVED the immovable object."sisterpoet says,
One father, two cancers, no escapeKharisJo says,
The worst brings forth the best.Cancer eleven years ago. Appreciating life.
MrsPremise says,
One less breast, replaced with gratitude.JAD says,
Mom,was stronger than the cancer.MacDon says,
Once you choose hope, anything's possible. It was said by Christopher Reeve however I agree.DynamicDbytheC says,
Believe, I am frequently mumbling them.Cancer again, no blood-relatives know/care.
DynamicDbytheC says,
Cancer is the detour of happiness.jl333 says,
DD, how don't any of your relatives know about your cancer? Damn, well you can at least count on your cyber friends here. We care.MacDon says,
I agree with jI333. There's a lot of people who have been affected by cancer. Lots of use are here if you need it.MacDon says,
I agree with jI333. There's a lot of people who have been affected by cancer. Lots of use are here if you need it.Amapola says,
I know a few survivors. My heroes.Undermom says,
Dad beat myeloma, lung beat him.Brother1, prostate. Brother2, leukemia. Brother3, watchful.
ba_miracle says,
Cancer takes too much from usoopsalittle says,
Had chemo. Really cleared up pimples.Mourningdove says,
People whisper it's name. "the cancer"DynamicDbytheC says,
Wow Debtwo, you are running neck and neck with me!DynamicDbytheC says,
Getting perkier tatas out of it.tonyglim says,
Mother's multiple myeloma is in remission.tonyglim says,
Both my grandmothers died of cancer.lillybrook says,
It was scary and I survived.