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Deleted User 3420 24492 Posts October 06 2010 22:35 GMT #41 I always have trouble coming up with something genuine to say in these situations that doesn't end up coming off as very callous. I guess I just wish you the best in dealing with whatever happens, and hope that it works out well. Life can be hard and that's especially true if you get attached to things. Anyways it sounds like you don't really know what is going to happen yet, so don't overworry yourself.

IceCube Croatia1403 Posts October 06 2010 22:42 GMT #42 Oh boy, that really sucks. Hope you both make it out off this with minimal stress and one day leave it all behind and never look back.

VarmVaffel Norway378 Posts October 06 2010 22:57 GMT #43 My absolute best wished to you and your wife. I know quite a few people that have survived different types of cancer, so the chances that this will be ok is definately there.

LonelyIslands Canada590 Posts October 06 2010 22:58 GMT #44 Thank you everyone for your kind words, very much.

Biff The Understudy France7903 Posts October 06 2010 23:05 GMT #45 I wish you the best, sincerly. Don't forget that majority of cancers get cured today. Medicine has done incredible progress, and we are able to deal with a majority of cancers today. Life is hard; hard but fantastic. Keep faith. When it turns out fine, you will enjoy every second of your common life as much as most people enjoy their whole marital life.

Molybdenum United States358 Posts October 07 2010 00:25 GMT #46 Best of luck to the both of you, you really have someone special and I hope it works out. Since your appointment isn't til the 15th, I would say that is good news, if the cancer was bad, the meeting would be much sooner. Don't worry yourself too much, she's young and they likely found it early enough.

Caphe Vietnam10817 Posts October 07 2010 03:06 GMT #47 I'm sorry to hear that. Hope for best but prepare for the worst, since cancer at younger age will develop faster. Best wishes to you both.

konadora Singapore66224 Posts October 07 2010 03:59 GMT #48 Wow, I really pray that it's early stage. My mom had cervical cancer but luckily it was detected early so she's all fine now. I understand how you feel, it's the same way I felt when my mom was getting to see if she's going to live or not. I'm not religious or what, but I'll be praying for you anyway. Wishing all the best. On another note, I saw this TV show where lung cancer or something was cured in Korea, I forgot the name of the show but I'm checking around if I can find the show's name. With the medical advancements, I'm sure there's much higher fighting chance here. Never lose hope!

Quake48 United States68 Posts October 07 2010 04:06 GMT #49 Hey good luck man, I just lost a really close uncle to cancer so I understand the anticipation to find out what they can do. Best of luck keep a positive attitude.

whipple United States13 Posts October 07 2010 04:29 GMT #50 Jesus Christ I am so, so sorry. I'm of a similar age and situation and I'm not sure I'd have the strength to cope with something like that. I hope you're a better man than I.

thedeadhaji 39489 Posts October 07 2010 04:35 GMT #51 and I came in here with the intention to write LIIINNNNKIIINN PARRRRKKKKKK I have friends and relatives who have gone through cancer treatment and come through in one piece both physically mentally. I hope the same will be true for you and your fiancee. Please keep us posted. Definitely better to vent your emotions here than anywhere near her.

KurtistheTurtle United States1966 Posts October 07 2010 05:03 GMT #52 Never say never. I'm rooting for you and your fiance

Dance. United States389 Posts October 07 2010 05:45 GMT #53 Things are going to be ok...I knew this guy named Walter and he was diagnosed with lung cancer. With some chemotherapy and a desire, he came out of it fine....for now. Sure the medical bills are going to add up, but he found a way to pay them. There is always hope.

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