Especially in the last 10 years with the introduction of immunotherapy. We still have a long way to go. But we are getting there.

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I hate this feeling so much. I’m not going to say don’t think a lot because that’s not realistic.

I do wish you some peace and clarity in the following days!🫶🏻

Lastly, I want to thank each of you on here for reading this far and for continuing to build this community.

For better or worse, cancer cuts across so many barriers. And while I would’ve never wished this diagnosis on anybody. It has led to me meeting some tremendous people.

Onward 🫶🏻

For me, The after has consisted of being excited at some points. However, also being worried. What does the future hold? My doctors gave me a good shot of cancer not coming back but it’s never 100%. What do I do with that feeling now at 34 years old?

It’s a surreal feeling to say the least.

Talk about a rebound of emotions. I count myself so lucky to have had my wife by my side, along with countless family and friends and fellow advocates and caregivers.

All of which I could’ve never dreamed of going through a diagnosis without period.

No one ever talks about the “after”.

Needless to say in my head, I was wondering how much treatment might cost if I needed it. What do I tell my job? Are funeral is cheap at this age? All of these crazy questions I never would’ve thought I would be thinking at 32 years old.

Now my wife and I have an almost one year-old.