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What I hate about cancer - What Cancer Survivors said.

  • for changing my life
  • Absolutely everything
  • All it strips away from you.
  • Being away from the one I love.
  • being scared
  • Being seen as 'the cancer mom' of three small children.
  • Being Sick & in Pain
  • Besides the fact that it sucks?
  • Can't enjoy my wine man! The stress & distress it brings to the ones I love.
  • changed my life completely
  • Chemo
  • Chemo is worse than the cancer itself
  • Chemotherapy
  • Everything
  • Everything I'm Not A Good Sick Person
  • everything!!!!!
  • Everything.
  • fatigue
  • fear
  • Feeling like a victim
  • Health illnesses, diseases post treatment
  • Hearing "I don't know" from my Dr.
  • Heh...too many to count. Read my blog. If cornered for an answer, I'd have to say the stinking, never-ending fatigue that the doctors insisted there was no reason for and therefore didn't exist.
  • Hosting it
  • how it affects my children
  • How it effects your family and friends
  • How it hurts soooo many people!
  • How it Interferes with my Life and my Joy
  • How it makes me feel physically and emotionally
  • HOW IT SUCKS LIFE AND HOPE OUT OF PEOPLE
  • How its changed my life
  • How my illness caused my son pain.
  • Hurt..And Death
  • I can't forget that it is with me every day
  • I don't hate the cancer, I hate that it took the cancer for me to begin living.
  • I hate being on chemotherapy and my family suffuring along with me
  • I hate everything about cancer.
  • I hate EVERYTHING about cancer.
  • I hate the sense of loss of control over my own existence
  • I have no control over it.
  • I have NO control!!!!!!!
  • I have no energy, the doctors all say something different
  • I MISS MY DAD.......AND THEIR IS A CURE!!!
  • I thought it was losing my hair now I don't know
  • I want my old life back.
  • I'm newly dx my fear is not knowing what is yet to come....
  • I'm not able to do many things with my family
  • It can kill us and it hurts.
  • it changes from day to day but the brain one scares me most
  • It comes back...sometimes
  • It effects my memory. My father was killed in a car wreck two years ago. He raised me on his own. Sadly, now I am forget so many great memories that we created together.
  • It effects so many that you love
  • It happens to good people
  • It happens to good people, and it comes back sometimes..
  • It has taken my husband's intellect and our special chemistry
  • It has taken my husband's personality and my sense of humor
  • It makes you doubt about any future in life
  • It makes you feel like something inside is dying.
  • It only takes ,it never gives.
  • It threatens to leave my children to grow up without their mother.
  • It took away 3 years of my life.....
  • It won't go away permanently
  • It's a murderer
  • it's frightening.
  • It's just rude
  • it's scary
  • It's the unwanted gift that keeps on giving
  • It's very existence
  • Its relentlessness
  • Its sneaky.
  • Just having it
  • Long term effects
  • Losing my hair
  • Loss of control and what it does to my love ones.
  • Loss of strength and stamina
  • Missing the beautiful people that it took away in my life!
  • My 3 year old has to suffer...
  • Neuropathy - I now walk with a walker and electric wheelchair
  • Never being able to take a normal BM
  • Not being able to do everything I used to do
  • Not being able to go back to work
  • Not being in control. I have always been very independent.
  • Not knowing how long I've had it!
  • Not knowing if treatment is working
  • Not knowing what is next, or what questions to ask
  • not understanding what is happening
  • Our future is uncertain.
  • Pain
  • robs the energy from your body
  • Sad faces!
  • Scheduling my life around my treatments
  • seeing other people's reactions when I tell them I have cancer.
  • Seeing the fear my teenage daughter tries to hide, and seeing others having to go through it
  • side effects during and after
  • Silent Killer
  • Taken my freedom away
  • that cancer has a mind of its own, and how it loves to alter peoples lives.
  • That hospitals and clinics can add so much to the folks who are already suffering!
  • That I am allowing it to control my life.
  • That I cannot make it better, that I cannot make it go away. I must have help and the help may hurt me and perhaps may not help.
  • That I could have prevented it.
  • That it can have a mind of it's own
  • That it exists
  • That it happened to me.
  • that it has and continues to consume my hero, my friend, my mate
  • That it hurts everyone around it.......
  • That it robbed me of my Family and my nephew of his Mother
  • That it scares the hell out of me
  • That ovarian is called the "silent killer"...
  • That the treatment available in the United States is so debilitating and provides no cure.
  • That the world gets smaller and more people have it.
  • That treatment aged me quicker at least 10 years.
  • The Chemo
  • The constant unknowns
  • The Doctors
  • The fear I see in the eyes of the people I love.
  • The fear it instills
  • The feeling of being fine mentally but trapped phsyically.
  • The hurt it brings to everyone and how it can be sneaky.
  • The inability to work and provide for my family as I NEVER remarried since div. in 1986. And, being in this ALONE, for I do NOT LIKE to burden my children
  • The little voice way in the back of your mind that says what if its back?
  • the pain and running to the doctors.
  • The randomness of who it strikes.
  • the red bag
  • the side effects and feeling that life just isnt normal
  • The stress associated with my mom having a life threatening disease that I can't do anything about!
  • The suffering it causes the person going through it.
  • The toll that the therapy takes on the patient
  • The underlining ignorance in Corporate America.
  • The way it changes one's life.
  • The way it has changed my ability to physically interact with my little boy.
  • The way it is creeps up on me and slaps me round the face when I least expect it.
  • The Way Leukemia Isolates Me From People
  • The word
  • The word itself
  • There's not enough room
  • They way it sneaks up on you!
  • tired I am not myself losing hair
  • waiting
  • Waiting for test results!!
  • Watching someone wonderful suffering
  • What I hate most about cancer is not knowing if it will return or not!
  • What it is doing to my husband
  • whats NOT to hate LOL
  • whats there to like
  • When people we know die
  • wondering if it will come back
  • Worrying about it coming back!
  • You can't hide from it
  • You never feel Your body is rid of it
  • Your friends forget who you are and think only about the fact that you have cancer














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