many theorize that cancer is "increasing" only because we now live long enough to get it

Lol

supposedly if you live in the city, your lungs look like complete shit due to the break dust

the coroners can always tell

The scale on that one is fucking wierd

Begom agrarian

even Africans know how to poo in the loo

wtf

it looks almost logarithmic

Not Nigerians

She is at decent age for this. Getting cancer at her age is not a death sentence. Hearing this makes me more confident she will pull through. I do not think I am going to worry any more for you. She sounds just fine. Get something to eat and do something, like I am about to do. @Emperor of Atlantis

What about people that urinate outside? I want that chart

Bruh it's like 30-80 in Africa

I doubt diagnosis is very good in africa either. Plus they don't have an ageing population population and they have a much lower life expectancy

should I give her that probiotics vitamin stuff that increases immune system?

Sound well, my guy?

should I get CBD oil???

Also note that their metric is people per square kilometer

@Emperor of Atlantis It wouldnt hurt

yes and yes

get any/everything

India has WAY more people per square kilo

@Emperor of Atlantisask the doctors

than nigeria

there isn't a problem with shitting in nature, the problem is they have cities and people cramped together

I would literally pee on her if I thought it would help

@Banjod where's California on that map?

yes

these doctors sound like a bunch of retards though

it's 2012

Talk to your doctor about the oils. She should be getting what she needs. Though, I might want to bring her some dark chocolate with some berries.

I really think I need to take her out of Canada

that jatt guy from yesterday

it could just be the hospital

they couldn't even say what stage it was

you could try another hospital

being cooped up and bed ridden for months makes you sicker

yeah I thought about moving her to a different hospital

or a specialized hospital

I looked up average stomach cancer survival rates based on the development of the cancer and it's the same in the U.S. & Canada basically, for stage 1, Canada is 71% and the U.S. is 70%