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Let's check OP IP and call 911 on him...he has to live!
Pretty much what i thought, my grandfather had cancer. They told us to spent time with him, that he would die within a few months.
He lived for 8 years moreAnd didn't even die from cancer, but from a brain issue.
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Same thing happened to my grandmother, twice actually. She lived in NYC until 1996. She was diagnosed with a disease and was told that she should come to Philly and spend her last days with her family. So she moved here and reconnected with her children and began a relationship with her grandchildren (Myself being the oldest.) Well its 2017 and she is still here reconnecting and building relationships. The lady is a warrior.
On another occasion, about 6 years ago she fell down a large flight of steps and broke her neck. She was told by doctors that she would never walk again. Every night the doctors came into her room they would find her on the floor. They sent her to rehab to try to learn basic skills again. Well today the lady walks around all over the place with no issues at all. She probably can outwalk my lazy ass.
For years she has been my motivation, my muse.
@OP Find yours and no matter what you go through in life you will always continue your journey wholeheartedly.
Sorry to hear about this. Listen, there is a lot more to you than you give yourself credit for or else you wouldn't have posted this. Why don't you speak with your wife about it.Hi. Nothing much to say but I am dying next week. So like what things would you do if you were dying next week? Or if you were in my position?
I have donated about 500$. I am meeting my friends and giving them treats (food) and spending time with them, but no one knows (not even my family), I am dying next week. Most of them (friends) are surprised asking me "what happened to you suddenly, giving us treats?", I say "it's nothing, just felt like it" with a smile.
Basically what I'm doing is I am making last good memories with them (everyone I have in my life), hopefully they will remember me forever.
This will probably be my last thread here. Suggest me more things what I should do before I die.
Man, thats rude if he is serious about this!Why don't you just GTFO?
If you need help, go to the right place. This is not the right place. I personally don't give a fuck about you if you live or die.
Same thing happened to my grandmother, twice actually. She lived in NYC until 1996. She was diagnosed with a disease and was told that she should come to Philly and spend her last days with her family. So she moved here and reconnected with her children and began a relationship with her grandchildren (Myself being the oldest.) Well its 2017 and she is still here reconnecting and building relationships. The lady is a warrior.
On another occasion, about 6 years ago she fell down a large flight of steps and broke her neck. She was told by doctors that she would never walk again. Every night the doctors came into her room they would find her on the floor. They sent her to rehab to try to learn basic skills again. Well today the lady walks around all over the place with no issues at all. She probably can outwalk my lazy ass.
For years she has been my motivation, my muse.
@OP Find yours and no matter what you go through in life you will always continue your journey wholeheartedly.
I'd make a living.