#diagnosis of cancer

[alwaysbewoke]

[fjordfolk]

controversial fb post of the day: "please recommend good vet clinics in our area as our 1.5yo doodle is exhibiting severe behavioural issues related to his cryptorchidism and needs to be neutered for his health and welfare."

as neutering is generally prohibited, op is asked what the problems are. the behavioural problems: recently started blowing recall, shows signs of stress, marks indoors in other people's houses.

[ghost-proofbaby]

telling myself to continue on like normal and write like normal but how am i supposed to do that when i know my world is ending in 24 hours?

tw for tags: i accidentally rambled on and aired out all my grief for my dog

[walter-hotgirl-white]

explaining why i like breaking bad: it’s a cinematic masterpiece of how one can destroy themselves and everyone around them with their own pride. the acting, cinematography and writing is so incredibly brilliant. the plot is thrilling and well paced and tied up with a bow with its impactful finale. overall, it’s one of the most brilliant shows of all time.

explaining why i like saw: it’s a damn good time i can tell you that much

[urfavisananimegirl]

walter white from breaking bad

Walter Hartwell White (Breaking Bad) is an Anime Girl!

[thewillowoaklady]

Hey there! I wanted to share something really important: my dad has been diagnosed with advanced stage 4 prostate cancer, and our family is facing a lot of challenges. Every single donation will make a difference in helping us with bills, groceries, and medical expenses during this tough time, so if you could click the link below to donate or share it, we would be incredibly grateful. Thank you for your support!

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[ironforest4]

made a christmas edit of this moment from tdas that made me pause and bury my face in my hands for like 3 minutes

[kerrste]

Quick sketch cause I watched the first movie yesterday

[elenadoeslife]

🖤

[autisticrosewilson]

Guys I feel it's very important to note that the act of making a child a superhero is abusive. Yes, I understand the mechanics metatextually of child sidekicks but within the world there isn't actually a good reason that one should allow a child to make a decision like that.

I know we always talk about how Bruce couldn't have stopped the Robins, but like, he actually could have! He's a millionaire and a highly trained superhero he could have figured something else out but Batman needs a Robin.

Which is a sentiment so prevalent in the universe of DC it almost gives me hives to hear. Particularly because I don't feel like you guys are treating it like the incredibly fucked up thing it is.

Those are children!! Bruce, a grown ass man, should not be relying on them for emotional support or whatever.

Not enough of you guys treating Robin like a curse, like some awful blight that will befall you until you die young horribly. Like sure while they're Robin they're not going to realize it, but afterwards when they have developed frontal lobes they should have a moment where they're like "wow that's fucked up I should beat the shit out of Batman" but they can't ever actually separate themselves from the mantle so they end up complacent anyway.

[thepastisalreadywritten]

[chronodia]

the better animal

[ifwebefriends]

Summer is really fun for me because I go directly from “happy colorful fun lgbtq+ pride month!” to “My Cancer Survivor Angst Month”

[runawaymarbles]

Can't focus because I can't stop thinking about how every person to ever live has lived in modern times and someday we are going to be considered "ancient [insert country or demographic name that may or may not be what we call ourselves now]". But also in the meantime the future doesn't feel like a real thing and it seems like if I dig my toes I should be able to spend a year in one day. Also nothing in life should be able to change irrevocably in less than a few minutes, because life is too big for that. And yet most big irrevocable changes were already happening, and you just didn't know.

[harryandmeghansussex]

Also, general reminder folks, don't be ghouls. You don't have to like someone or act like they are a martyr now bad news is public, but like offt at some of the posts I'm seeing.

I'm sure most, if not all of us have had cancer impact our or our loved ones lives. And most - I'd hope all - wouldn't wish that on anyone.

Wishing her a smooth recovery + the very best outcome from her diagnosis, genuinely.

[thewillowoaklady]

My dad sat outside for about 20 minutes yesterday! That's the most he's been able to do since he started getting sick. Hopefully, this means the treatments are working. It's a long road to recovery, but we're all taking it one day at a time.