This Guy’s Wife Got Cancer, So He Did Something Unforgettable.
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#2Please don't upvote viral spam here.
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#3Maybe link directly to the guy's site, instead of some random content aggregator:
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#4Very touching. My own wife (at 33) was diagnosed with breast cancer this year, but I feel almost guilty to say everything turned out okay (we believe).
The disease is a motherfucker. I can't imagine watching someone I love going through the later stages, unable to protect them.
Now back to my regularly scheduled trolling.
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#5as someone who had a family member taken by cancer, i cried at the last 3 photos. thanks for sharing this.
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#6Very depressing. These pictures may serve some purpose but I'd rather avoid anything that would reminds me of this horrible disease.
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#7Very depressing. These pictures may serve some purpose but I'd rather avoid anything that would reminds me of this horrible disease.
While I don't like seeing it too and rather wish to avoid it, but i feel like this avoidance attitude is not helping.
Actually really I'm not sure if anything helps that much, which is just as depressing..
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#8Very touching. I took some similar pictures of my mom as she fought pancreactic cancer, and of the emptiness she left on rooms and objects.
I find that contemplating the pain in this straightforward way prevents it from growing into some kind of monster in your memories.
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#9That...physically hurt to read.
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#10Maybe link directly to the guy's site, instead of some random content aggregator: http://mywifesfightwithbreastcancer.com/
Thank you. I read the article, looked at the pictures, and when I got to the end with the "Like us on Facebook!" crap it it cheapened everything.
The traffic needs to go to the source page, not this bottom-feeder site.