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<font color=navy>Blackhearted Pirate<br><font colo
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I just spoke with one of my best friends; a fellow motorsport photographer and a 2nd grade teacher, who's a really great person. At a recent race, she was in a lot of abdominal pain and said she had been for a couple months, but was too scared to go to a doctor. I made her go the following week. They did a bunch of tests and she waited more than a week for results.
I hadn't heard from her for the last few days, so I just called and she told me she's been diagnosed with ovarian cancer. She's going in for surgery on Monday. She didn't have any more details she could give me right now. I promised her I'd be there for her no matter what she needs through all of this. I told her I'll do research about her kind of cancer and help her be informed about treatments and options, etc.
I just lost my mom to colon cancer January 22. I don't know if I can handle having this crap happen to another person I love and care about. I don't have any idea what the survival rates are for ovarian cancer, particularly without knowing what stage it's at. This just sucks. Cancer sucks. It seems like everyone's getting it. It's horrible and it shouldn't happen to anyone. Our vintage racing club, which my friend and I both photograph, has lost so many members to cancer over the past few years and so many more have battled it.
How many more times am I going to have to sit here at work crying? It was hard enough with my mom - I don't want to have to do this again. So soon after mom, too...
I'm just shaking.
Prayers and pixie dust for my friend would be much appreciated. I'll pass them along to her.
I hadn't heard from her for the last few days, so I just called and she told me she's been diagnosed with ovarian cancer. She's going in for surgery on Monday. She didn't have any more details she could give me right now. I promised her I'd be there for her no matter what she needs through all of this. I told her I'll do research about her kind of cancer and help her be informed about treatments and options, etc.
I just lost my mom to colon cancer January 22. I don't know if I can handle having this crap happen to another person I love and care about. I don't have any idea what the survival rates are for ovarian cancer, particularly without knowing what stage it's at. This just sucks. Cancer sucks. It seems like everyone's getting it. It's horrible and it shouldn't happen to anyone. Our vintage racing club, which my friend and I both photograph, has lost so many members to cancer over the past few years and so many more have battled it.
How many more times am I going to have to sit here at work crying? It was hard enough with my mom - I don't want to have to do this again. So soon after mom, too...

Prayers and pixie dust for my friend would be much appreciated. I'll pass them along to her.