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Make the most of what time you have left, spend time with family and friends. I have one of those tests here now, did not ask for it and will likely not use it.
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I'm sorry to hear it and I wish you the best in whatever decisions you choose to make. My grandfather had stage 4 colon cancer when he was 30. He had a colectomy and then lived to be 88 before he died. He had to use a colostomy bag which probably sucked but I never heard him complain because he was always laughing and making jokes. He was also completely deaf, had been since he was twenty, read lips and never learned sign language. Raised six children and ran a small ranch, had a beautiful wife. He was my favorite family member and I miss him and still remember the feel of that bag when I'd hug him and I was sure glad it was there.
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My family is having a hard time accepting it. I've accepted it, but they are just now coming to terms with the situation. I don't have much time left..
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It's too late. It's stage 4. I have known for a while. I used the cologaurd test to confirm my suspicion. Massive amounts of blood in my stool. Im losing 4lbs a week. I'm not even trying. By my calculations, I have max 6 months. This is not years long thing, they ordered an emergency colonoscopy. Waiting on phone call any minute....
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