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12/17/2014 3:43:21 PM
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The fault in our stars.
As a survivor it just doesn't seem fair that people with unlikely odds at life, who have dreams and aspirations, should have it snatched away. I know most people will say "that's just a part of life", well unless you know what it's like going through all of it, then I'm pretty sure my emotion watching it is 10x deeper than yours. ;-;
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I agree. You either have to be able to relate to the characters realistically or have great empathy to give a care about that story. Otherwise, its cliche and a waste of time.
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Thank you for getting it :)
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You said you were a survivor? How far along did the cancer grow?
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They caught it early I was declared in remission a month after diagnosis but I underwent treatments for 4 years after that. Chemo and radiation. I guess just to be sure
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Had to be nerve racking man. It's too bad you had to go through that.
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I was 5, I didn't fully understand what was going on. I just knew I was sick.
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But now you're past it, and with few or no complications I'd imagine.
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You'd imagine but my skeletal structure didn't develop quite right. One side of my ribs stick out, the other sinks in.
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Sounds painful man.
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You don't even know
