A story

[EvilFuture]

Hey everyone, I have a story to tell all of you that's very important to me. Earlier this year, my uncle had been having a lot of seizures just out of nowhere. He finally went to the doctor and they found a little spot on his brain. Upon speculating, they found out it was a tumor. They done surgery on him and removed the most they could. It was still there, and had spread out all across his brain like tentacles or something and it was getting worse and worse. They eventually diagnosed it as Stage 4. Not to bring religion into this, but my Uncle is a very religious man, and he always told everyone he wouldn't worried about anything, that he would be healed. He received several different radiation treatments and what not, but they told him it was no use. It was pretty much incurable. That didn't stop him, and no matter what happened he still kept his head up. Now, I have some good news that we found out today... (and it just so happens to be my moms birthday)

 

He went to get an MRI and they said it was completely GONE. There were no signs of it, and it was completely out of his brain and there isn't even any traces of it being there. How that happened, I don't know. I'm borderline Christian, I always wonder about if there's a God and whatnot, but this has made me believe a little more. It was such a relief hearing that it was gone, my uncle is very close to me.

 

I just wanted to let you all know about this, not because of religion or anything, but because it has made my day

[Guest]

Sure the MRI didn't mess up just once?

[ClaudeSpeed1911]

Made my day too!

 

That's really good but did he check another time to see if its gone for ever? I suggest he do it because its something very important.

[NikoGTA4]

Thanks to the radiotherapy. The cancer won't be gone right after the treatment. It takes some times to work. That simply what happened. There's no miracle.

 

Anyway, that's a great new for your uncle. As a guy whose mom has a cancer and whose aunt died from cancer last year, I'd be really happy.

[Elesdee95]

Oh I really hope your uncle is fine because dying of cancer is really horrible nowadays. Of course I believe his way of thinking also helped him but people around here won't credit that.

[Girish]

Thanks to the radiotherapy. The cancer won't be gone right after the treatment. It takes some times to work. That simply what happened. There's no miracle.

This.

 

Although, if I were you, I'd take a second opinion just to be on the safer side and be absolutely sure.

 

On a somewhat related note, I had developed a ganglyon cyst on my right wrist. The doctor said it isn't harmful but it won't go away. I could either choose to live with it for the rest of my life or get rid of it via a small surgery if I find it to be aesthetically unpleasing. I took some medications but the cyst stayed the same size. Just last week, it went away completely. Now my wrist looks normal like before and I'm glad I didn't hastily opt for the surgery. Of course, I'm not going to be thanking anyone for this miracle. I know my body has a tendency to react to abnormalities, so I was right in just waiting it out and letting my body deal with it.