Boo Halloween Costume Spiders Ghosts Pumpkin Flower & Witch T Shirt

I did a bit of internet “research”. Told my mom that if this is the Boo Halloween Costume Spiders Ghosts Pumpkin Flower & Witch T Shirt in other words I will buy this path dad wants to take please prepare for his passing in about 3 years. We couldn’t convince him otherwise. 3 years later his health is getting worse. The cancer metastasized up his spine. On a Wednesday he was admitted to the hospital. On Thursday he couldn’t feed himself. On Friday the doctor said there is nothing they could do. We did home hospice and he died on Sunday. My aunt pushed against using chemotherapy, but she eventually relented when it became clear that the cancer was getting worse. She died within five years of diagnosis at the age of 67. My father went through two separate rounds of chemotherapy for his leukemia. He lived more than a decade and died at 84, about six months after my aunt died.

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There are people who choose not to accept chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and/or surgery, but usually because their prognosis and complications make them decide that it’s not worthwhile. They opt for palliative care and hospice, making the Boo Halloween Costume Spiders Ghosts Pumpkin Flower & Witch T Shirt in other words I will buy this most of their time. Then there are people who choose homeopathic or other “remedies” outside of mainstream science. There is no evidence that supports this is any more successful than hoping for spontaneous remission, which is of course incredibly rare. Chemotherapy is nasty stuff. It has to be. I get not wanting to endure it, but I think it’s important to see the problem as it is: you are not choosing between treatments, you are choosing between a very unpleasant treatment with some statistically significant chance of improving and prolonging your life and no treatment at all. There are no effective alternative treatments for cancer. Yes. Steve Jobs. I’m not sure exactly what therapies he used, but you know that he could afford the best. Unfortunately he can’t tell us what he used because he’s dead.