well, you can use this little smiley for that, it's called :2up:...
here’s the plan:
I'm gonna close this thread down and just delete it. then you can start a fresh one where you actually ask what's on your mind—whether it's how doctors diagnose when cancer is gone, or if we're debating how well chemo works, or even talking about alternative treatments... Sound good?
Look, if we're being real here, without her, you're basically just waiting on cancer to take you out—so talking about "long-term" doesn't even mean much at this point...
Basically, it sounds like you don't actually care whether we can detect cancer early or not—you just want an excuse to trash chemotherapy, right? If that's the case, why not just say so? We've got plenty of other subforums for people who just want to vent...👍
1. Fernando Alonso 2. Giancarlo Fisichella 3. Felipe Massa 4. Kimi Raikkonen 5. Rubens Barrichello 6. David Coulthard 7. Jacques Villeneuve 8. Nico Rosberg
pole: Fernando Alonso lap: Fernando Alonso leading: Michael Schumacher
I’m honestly shocked—like, I can't even wrap my head around the idea of someone getting that anxious just driving from New York to Los Angeles 🤔 😕 :krizase:
And what kills me even more is that you actually suggested she take Valium!?!?!?!? Seriously? What would you even suggest she do when she hits a REAL crisis in life? Just go looking for the nearest bridge???
1. Michael Schumacher 2. Fernando Alonso 3. Kimi Raikkonen 4. Ralf Schumacher 5. Juan Pablo Montoya 6. Jarno Trulli 7. Jacques Villeneuve 8. Nico Rosberg
pole: Michael Schumacher lap: Michael Schumacher out: Takuma Sato
Someone already started this thread before, and honestly, the replies were just a bunch of people messing around—so I went ahead and nuked it.
The answer is NO. I’m closing this out now so we don't end up with the same kind of nonsense comments again... Please, just don't bring this question back up again.
slylynx68 said:man, forget canned food. you end up getting some total garbage that even my grandma wouldn't feed to her pigs...
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slylynx68 said:basically they wouldn't let me eat anything after donating blood. I didn't get to eat until last night, and even then it was just some tiny can of tuna...
ruggedharbor95 said:Nah, you totally missed the point. He got that canned food in the evening right after donating blood—and he’d been eating pork stew every single night...🙂
Wait, if he was having pork stew every night, why didn't he just eat that on the day too?
Or maybe he had two meals that day—one serving of stew and then that small can in the evening? Which would mean he skipped out on food for two days that week—since, you know, they had to be super careful about sticking to the six-meal limit...
slylynx68 said:Then why don't you explain to me why I didn't get lunch when I was in the US Armed Forces? It’s not the same thing whether you're at home or somewhere locked up... right?
Look, I'm not talking to you—honestly, I couldn't care less about your opinion.
I'm talking to Benjamin Ramos95, who keeps insisting that you don't get a meal at the ExxonMobil headquarters.
I just don't want people who have never actually donated blood to think that's how it works...