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I found out my cancer is incurable. It got me thinking. Since I'm dying, what should I do while I'm still alive? What is on your bucket list?
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Kaylee, you are a sweetheart.
If you’ve never seen the desert southwest, Arizona and New Mexico, you should, you’ll love it. Hell, don’t just flash those beautiful tits at truckers, you ought to run around nekid in the desert a bit.
Just keep on what you're doing Kaylee. Your perseverance through all this is on the bucket list of many! Not everyone has the strength to see another day, let alone the courage.
Many prayers for U Kaylee. If I were in this situation I would hang out with all the people that really matter to me and see as much of the world as I wanted while I am able.
+1
My uncle passed from cancer a few years ago. He couldn't do much towards the end, but had spent time re-connecting with family members/friends that he'd let get away from him over the years. It gave him a lot of peace at the end that he'd mended fences and squared things away, especially with his kids.
I didn't spend enough time with my dad in the years before he got sick and bitterly regretted it once he got sick knowing that my daughter and I wouldn't get to spend more time with him like I had with him and his dad (my grandad) when I was a kid.
I'm sorry, but this REALLY pisses me off. Kaylee, your response shows that you truly are one of the classiest ladies here. I truly regret that I never met you.
My God, your showcase CLEARLY shows that you are retired, you just announced that you have a terminal condition, and so some FUCK-TARDS want to schedule an appointment? Jeez...I don't think I could have been nearly as nice as you were.
Now on the other side of that coin, maybe they were actually just thinking that they would be helpful, so I'll give them the benefit of the doubt in that regard. I'm sure your expenses are through the roof. But still...I just don't get some guys' attitudes: "Hi, I just read that you have terminal cancer and have been enduring chemo. Wanna Fuck?"
I hate to say it but these guys were probably seeking BB, bunch of weirdos in here
LOL. Who knows.
Thank you everyone for the kind words and encouragement.
Also, I would like to extend my heart and prayers to those who lost love ones to the asshole cancer. It know the battle your loved ones went through and it's not a easy one.
Live, love and enjoy your life. Remember, you're a gift and so is your life.
Thank you, Kaylee. I lost a brother to cancer & was with him to the end. As you say, neither side is easy.
I think the only thing I can say is, "don't worry about the little stuff". As other suggested, spend time with those you love most and have no regrets.
I'll miss your posts, please take care of you.
Prayers and hugs,
-fk9
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Originally Posted by Kayleehotchick
LOL. Who knows.
Thank you everyone for the kind words and encouragement.
Also, I would like to extend my heart and prayers to those who lost love ones to the asshole cancer. It know the battle your loved ones went through and it's not a easy one.
Live, love and enjoy your life. Remember, you're a gift and so is your life.
I don't post here at all, though I am a member of the hobby. Cancer is the great equalizer. It doesn't care who you are, where you come from, or anything about you. It can come for any of us. My father and favorite uncle died from it as well as several of my friends. Though we don't know each other, I offer my heartfelt good wishes and prayers for you and yours. I hope that miracles happen for you......whatever that looks like for you.
I’m truly sorry to hear this......
Perhaps Bermuda ( it’s my favorite spot by far ) Amsterdam’s. If you enjoy history London, Paris, the city of bath, and even possible Jerusalem. You will be in my thoughts.
Well kids, as some of you may know, I have stage 4 cancer and I just found out that I'm not going to survive it. Sigh.... But I AM feeling pretty good and I will be going on a maintenance chemo after my 8th full round of chemo.
It got me thinking.....I will most likely stop treatment this summer and just live.....when I say live....live like I am dying.
Ya know....go to a ton of Pow wow's.
Visit cool National Parks
Maybe visit New Zealand one more time.
Sleep under the stars.
Tell everyone who I love that I really do love them.
Visit friends a crossed the country.
Flash my awesome tits at truckers while I'm on the road.
LOL.
So, yeah I'm not going to survive this cancer but who said that life still can't be awesome while I'm still here?
So..... what would you do to really live life if you found out you where dying?
More so, why wait until your dying?
I applaud your outlook and courage. It's really the best way to go out. Godspeed to you sweetie and do not go gentle into that good night.
Now here's what I recommend these are things I've done and can attest to their authenticity:
Hike the Kilimanjaro. Mt. Kilimanjaro that is. You may not have the energy to even go halfway but there are numerous base camps that you can participate in that will give you a good short hike. One I recommend is the hike from Arusha that will take you along the Marangu route where you'll stop for lunch. Excellent hike at the base. The majesty of this mountain will give you peace.
Next take a tour of the Serengeti to see the African wild life up close. Just make sure you get a reputable tour guide that isn't aggravating the animals or cutting off their paths as they're trying to hunt.
I also recommend you take a river cruise down the Nile and also visit the Pyramids in Egypt. This may be more of a challenge because you will likely run into culture warriors who will require or demand that as a woman you wear a head dress and long clothes (pants and long sleeve shirt) as it is a Muslim country. They tried to force this on my lady friend but they relented after I got all ethnic and ghetto when they tried to insist.
There is also Banff National Park in Alberta Canada. Beautiful scenery and wildlife. I've been 3 times as I have friends in Canada. http://banffnationalpark.com/
Of course there's all sorts of spots in Europe but most people do those regularly.
Again good luck and it's good to see your positive spirit.
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