Fuck yeah. Keep it going. This disease sucks but there are silver linings… I’ve definitely been more aware of the life I have since a year ago. Currently in complete remission, but it will come back. But whether it’s going to be 5 or 20 years to exit day I hold my daughters a little tighter than I used to, the world seems a little shinier than it was and sweating the small stuff is a bit more frictionless. My wife can tell when I’m not on the thinking about it train because I resort to mildly grumpy type.PASTA wrote: Fri Oct 04, 2024 8:11 am Today marks Thirteen years since my initial diagnosis. Recurrence or not the emotions are huge. Conflicting and contrasting.
OUT opening with MRI last night was a beautiful moment of fist pumping and small tears.
Godspeed y'all, be kind to yourselves, be kind to others
99% of the fight you can impact is the way you allow your attention to dwell on death. We’re all going to die, and in a way that makes a mockery of everything we do in life. But there is also no reason to not find the joy in this fragile, fleeting existence.
