Marbleye

I was diagnosed when I was 45 with the same thing. Given only two years to live. I'm now going on year 7. With you being younger, you will outlive most others. The only odds that the doctor gives you are compiled from everybody including mostly old old people. I've read about people living past 17 years and still going strong. - There are always new treatments coming out that not only help with longevity but there also seems to be a treatment that promises full eradication of the tumor cells. It's barely entered phase one studies but it gives me hope that we can make it to the treatment. Me? I'm still working while on my 5th course of chemo. I've had several surgeries to remove a few items. But I'm still going strong and quite active. Work (and it's insurance) has been quite a blessing. One thing that makes my life easier is to remember that I'm the one with cancer and not anybody else. They are only there to help. Thank and Compliment them often! I've been known to clean up and make my own bed in the hospital as soon as I can get up! Best of luck and don't be a strrange!

Several doctors have given me death sentances (cancer) and I've exceeded them all. I know this is different and harder but it comes down to your will to live. Don't give up and all will be fine. It's really hard to do with all the meds and opioids (those are the worst) but if I can do it, so can you or anybody else.

Put up a small antenna and get a cheap ham radio. You will have a ton of people to talk to and make thousands of hams happy to log you. You will be world famous! Or at least have your picture in a mag or two

I'm beginning to see bullying branch out from the internet to TMs and hacked wifi. One case I watch is one where an old retired officer is using his fear and intimidation to boss old people around and be "Alpha" dog. The local PD or FBI do not want to get involved even though there have been death threats that can't be taken any other way then serious. To think this problem is of one of youth is a mistake,