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  This I so beautifully stated that it’s so beautifully stated.
context: This is the same kind of cancer Mark Hoppus from blink-182 had and beat a couple years ago. >
  
  What is it? >
  
  Diffuse large B cell lymphoma. >
  
  Exactly the Cancer I beat 10 years ago.
  And people, there is no "good" Cancer, this one is aggressive and you will die if untreated or left until late stages. Just ask Joey Ramone of The Ramones, first lady Jacqueline Kennedy, or Andy Whitfield who played Spartacus in Spartacus: Blood and Sand. But you can't, they died from this Cancer.
  Luckily there is a chemical now that is effective against Large Diffuse Non-Hodgkins. It's very poisonous but you got to play hardball against a deadly disease like Cancer. >
  
  My husband just finished an intense chemo regime for a different type of treatable but serious cancer.  Doxorubicin is nasty shit.  He got an aggressive regimen of it and holy shit.  Though it’s worked really well and he has a good prognosis. >
  
  I couldn’t drink red soft drink/jelly for years. My brain associated the sight of it with nausea… >
  
  This poor man has had so many emotional hardships to endure and he’s done them all with grace and dignity and used his own pain to fuel his energy to help others. I hope that his body repays him the favor that most of us cannot and gives him the strength to overcome this. We need him. >
  
  This is so beautifully stated.