She rates of survival are good. Keep seeing her and supporting her.

she still gets some nausea but it wasn't as bad as when we took her into the hospital

That's what they've been doing I'm guessing

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so I am thinking that I should take her the fuck out of Canada

because these doctors suck nuts

at the very least because she doesn't like Canada

What about a different hospital

I don't mind living in South America or something

Don't be crazy

I think I'm gonna try harder to stop smoking

@Hector why do you think her rate of survival is good?

All this cancer talk is spooky

I feel like Canadian doctors are prob better than south american doctors tbh

nah, the spoopy bit is that Cancer is genetic

wait actually... none of her parents had stomach cancer

Really

which is the really odd bit

so I am thinking it was caused by an ulcer

Cancer can happen to anyone

Cancer is caused by environmental factors as much as genetics and inhaling carcinogens cant help at all

nah my mom doesn't smoke

she had a stomach ulcer that was operated in May

That must be a special type of cancer then. Most cancers are almost entirely environmental

but they never found any cancer

I was referring to my need to stop smoking but yeah I know

I googled the survival rates. From what I can tell, she is not stage 1, but her survival rate is probably 60% or higher if she ovary tumors are not cancerous which probably says a lot about the cancer.

Or I didn't know she wasn't a smoker I just assumed smoking wasn't related to stomach cancer

i was told that there's a possibility i'd develop the same stomach cancer too

there are lots of things which cause cancer

some of it is caused by a virus or bacteria

which is why cancer has never been cured

it is a catch all term

and because of how it spreads it probably can't be cured

Faith is really important for times like this. I won't quote any studies, but people need something to anchor to this reality.

at best it will become something like Diabetes

which can be managed with drugs and treatment

I'm a biology major. I know about cancer. Her chances are pretty good, my guy.

hey if you say so dude

yes, you must find strength in something and transfer it to your mum

what about with no treatment?

I heard life expectancy was like a year or two

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and with treatment it could be like 5 years

Is that lymphoma then

I don't think she has lymphoma

Non hodgkins

Are they treating her with anything? If they just want a surgery, that says a lot. Her odds are good.

but Lymphoma is a type of cancer

That's the one with the highest probability of overcoming the disease

@Hector they only mentioned surgery but said she is too weak for surgery right now

and they said that they wouldn't try chemo because she is too weak

and said that chemo isn't really an option anyway

I would be pretty happy with whatever stage she is at if they just want a surgery.

but yeah they just said surgery

to identify it and then to remove it

but they also said sometimes surgery makes it spread

which... wtf???

Then they have to make her get stronger

that is my thought

If there was a cure to cancer then the mortality rate would be 0

it could have been done sooner, but they waited 5 weeks to even diagnose that it was cancer

Dang

So her immune system can get better

That sounds actually sounds pretty good. The stomach is might not be a complicated organ to work with.

yes my thought exactly, and if they do that then they can do surgery

the only real issue right now is that it interferes with her food intake

so when she eats she wants to throw up

which is why they put her on fluids for 5 weeks

but recently they started giving her food as well

and all these mixed messages from doctors is really confusing

and I am convinced that the reason is that these Canadians are retards

With the stomach, you can surgery from behind and the front. You can work around with the position well. Make sure she eats consistently throughout the day.

Anyone have that picture where there is some large poster saying "mixed race couples smells of flowers" or something? Or any similar propaganda will do.

Have they run exams

so should I try and see if I can take her somewhere else?

yeah they ran a tonne of exams and didn't find cancer until now

she also tested negative for Pancreatic cancer

So its malign

yeah the stomach tumors

The US might be a good place. I would not worry too much though. As long as they can do the surgery. I do not see them ducking a tumor surgery like this. But if you can get her transferred to a really good US hospital with white people, that would be good. Otherwise, just stay where you are.

her 3 doctors a white dude, an Israeli lady and a Middle Eastern lady

none of which noticed a tumor until literally yesterday

Survival rates for people diagnosed with cancer in both the U.S. & Canada are almost exactly the same

yikes

and you happen to be in one of the countries where the survival rate is the highest in the world

where would u take her?

@esotericpazuzuism lol

better doctors

I dunno USA or South America or something

or a specialized clinic in Canada maybe?

The cancer your mom got has a 80% survival chance in the earliest stages. Your mom does not sound at the earliest stage, but I would bet money it is between 60-70%. I think she will live. She sounds like she is going to pull through.

I dunno

you've got some homework to do

I was just trapped in total Nihilism for the past 2 days

ok, let the phase pass now

I really didn't have the urge to talk to anyone or post on Discord until now

Especially if they want to do a surgery, sounds like she is going to be doing just fine.

they said the issue is that the cancer spreads

but what I need is for her to be stronger