Does Weed Give You Cancer??? |
Hey, what does weed to to you if u keep smokig it,? Ciggys give u cacncer right, But why doesnt Weed?
And how many does it take for ciggys give u cacner roughly?... |
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could it be breast cancer? |
im only 13 and have been having pain in my left breast for a couple of days. i noticed that it feels really lumpy and hard almost like theres a ball in there compared my other breast. my period still ... |
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Any Chances for Last stage of Cancer? |
My wife age 24yrs suffering from breast cancer. Treatment was being done at CMC Vellore, after 6th cycle of chemo they wanted to do surgery but i took her to Kolkata Apollo to Dr.Saikat Gupta and he ... |
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What's a logical reason for not receiving treatment for cancer? |
I'm supposed to be writing a one-act for my theatre class for our finals and he said he'd give extra points if we made it about cancer and submitted it to this contest thingy. I've got ... |
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Should I tell????????? |
My friend thats older than me smokes hookah, do you think I should tell them that its really bad for them?... |
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cancer cancer cancer!!!im so sad? |
my aunty who is just like a mum to me has had a double mastectomy over the last few years now has bone cancer and it nw in her liver ! she is on chemotherapy and today all her hair fell in clumps , i ... |
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My Sister Has Brain Cancer Is there any cure story's? |
she has Glioblastoma multiforme in its in stage 3 in its on top of the blood veles of talking in ... |
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Brain aneurysms?? My maternal grandfather died of one and my mother survived one. How concerned should I be? |
Moms doctor told me and my siblings to get MRA's (MRI). Im not sure i want to know if i have a time bomb in my head. Mom survived surgery after hers ruptured, but died several months later from ... |
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Can you please pray for my aunt? |
She was diagnosed with leukemia a couple months ago. It's just getting worse, the gave her kemo treatment but it ended up giving her an infection and is now just taking over her body. They gave ... |
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What are some signs of breast cancer? (please read on)........................................................ |
I am a teenager. In the earlier teenage years. I don't quite know how to do a self exam but when I felt my breast for any bumps I do have a small one. I don't know if I should worry. It is ... |
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My son is 24. we have no insurance/he is diagnosis with cancer. We make to much $ for help. What do we do? |
When he was younger about 11 he was diagnosed with cancer. Just a few years ago we were in a bad car wreck. It left me disabled and unable to work. I now draw social security. Last March he was ... |
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if you ate cancerous cells, would you then have cancer yourself? |
i got this idea from the nirvana song "heart shaped box"
in it he says 'i wish i could eat your cancer'
so if you ate cancer, would you develop it?... |
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my dad was just diagnosed with melanoma cancer..? |
iv been tanning on and off for the last couple years..im 19. My dad was just diagnosed with melanoma cancer..he only has a couple spots that he needs removed. With me tanning am i setting myself up ... |
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My Mom has terminal cancer. I'm not sure what this means.? |
My Mom is quite secretive about her health. I just by chance discovered she has breast cancer that has gone into her bone and lymph nodes. She had radiation, but wanted NO family involvement through ... |
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Can teenagers get lung cancer? |
I know they can cause lung cancer in later life..but can they actually get it when they're a teenager?... |
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Could i have breast cancer? |
i have a huge lump and i noticed it cause it was sore and where it touches surface looks bruised. i didnt think it was that big until i checked it after it stoped being sore its very large and goes ... |
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cutiepie81289 | My father in law has pancreatic cancer it's too far advanced for them to do anything my question is? |
How much information do I tell my 9 and 11 year old boys? When is the right time to tell them? before he gets really bad? I just don't know how to go about this, my husband wants to tell them now and I keep telling him no not yet but I know we can't not tell them any help would be greatly appreciated. |
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val f1 nutter
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i would be inclined to wait. there is no need to upset them too soon. i think your father-in-law would appreciate their 'normalness' around him too. my love to you and your family. |
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gone
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Although your fil and I are in the same boat, your question hits home because of something that happened 50 years ago. My mother died of cancer 3 days before my 10th birthday. I was not told that she was dying, or even that the illness was serious. I only learned this after her death. I was never given the chance to come to terms with her impending death, or having that knowledge, to say goodbye. This remains an issue with me to this day. Death, with the accompanying pain, sadness and sense of loss are not easy for anyone to go through, but I think most 9 year olds can handle it, and allowed to go through the grieving process they can get the closure that is necessary. I wish that I had been given that opportunity. |
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MissM
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Please do not tell them until his passing is imminent. It will be hard enough dealing with his death, and prolonging that worry will not help him or the boys at all. They will be able to spend better quality time with him without that worry hanging over their heads. They are old enough that they may guess how serious it is, and if they ask, tell them then. But until then, ignorance is bliss and it will keep them from having to experience unnecessary stress and anguish. |
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skcs11
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tell them now, so they can have the best quality time with him now, and have a better memory of him |
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tsoto_soto
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I am really sorry about your fil. I think that your sons are old enough to understand, to a point, what death means, and wouldn't you like them to have the chance to cherish the time they have left with a healthy grandpa? You should be honest with them so that your children know that they can trust you. They need to know that they can depend on you for the truth throughout their lives. Give them opportunities to ask questions and talk about their feelings about the situation and let them grieve losing someone that they love. It's a hard situation, but at least they will have the chance to say goodbye.
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You can call me Rob
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Unfortunately pancreatic cancer is relatively quick regardless of chemotherapy or radiation. The usual period of time is 6 months or less pending the advancement of the disease.
It is their grandfather and I do believe at 9 and 11 years old they are capable of understanding the severity of the situation. I agree with your husband and they should be told sooner than later. This will allow the boys to spend some time with their grandad. It may be the last time he sees them too. I also think you and your husband should be there together to talk to them. This is a family issue and should be discussed as a family. If your sons have any questions you should both be open enough to talk to them. When the time comes when he passes away, your sons will be more prepared knowing that he is no longer in pain and is at peace. Good luck-you'll make the transition a lot easier doing it together. |
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george 2
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i would tell them asap. if he was to die with you and him not telling them and they found out you knew he was dieing even at their young age they would never forgive you for not telling. |
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funkymonkey
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I don't suggest telling the 9 yr old but if u only tell the 11 yr he won't keep it a secret. I was told as a kid (abt 9 yrs. of age) when my aunt died from intestinal cancer. My parents didn't tell me she was going to die but instead only told be when she actually died and I thank them today for this so take this route. |
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