06/12/2018
Another day of treatment and yes, it's true that it takes years to make you feel alive. With the side effects of chemotherapy and radiation, you will never be 100% because your immune system is weak which is why I'm leaning toward not having either. Certainly, in the hardest moments of life, you realize who your real friends are or people who really appreciate you. Unfortunately, like most friendships, Facebook friends will leave you in the middle of a story. They will publish a "like" for the story. They may not really read your message if they see that it's long. More than half has stopped reading. Some may have gone to the next post in your news summary. I have decided to publish this message to support the families of friends and relatives who have combated this terrible disease to the end. Now, I focus on those who take the time to read this message to the end. A small test, if you want, just to see who reads and who shares it without reading. If you have read everything, choose "like" so I can thank you for sharing this on your profile. Cancer is a very invasive and destructive enemy for our bodies. Even after the end of treatment, the body remains broken even in an attempt to repair and restore the damage caused by the treatment to fight the disease. It is a very long process. Please, in honor of a relative or a friend who died of cancer, in remission, continue to fight cancer, or even have cancer, copy and paste this message as a post on your Facebook. How often have we heard the others say, "If you need something, do not hesitate to call me. I will be there to help you." So, I bet that most people who have seen this message (maybe even reading to the end) will publish it to show support to the family/friend who knows the struggle. Copy and paste - do not share this message. I would like to know who I can count on to take a minute of your day and really read this. If you complete this, write "done" in the comments.
No, I don’t have cancer but lost many dear friends to this terrible diease.
