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My father has battled kidney cancer for almost three years. In September 2004 the doctors said he had 4-6 months to live. He has been fighting through all the treatments and still managed to joke and have a good time. Two weeks ago right after my spring break he tried a radical treatment that could have cured him, Interlukin 2, which had a 95 percent survival rate. At this point in time the cancer has gotten the best of him. He was on a respirator controlling his breathing. After a nearly 4 year bought with cancer my father passed way. He fought hard. Im not really sure what to do without my dad, my mom passed away when I was ten, so I will now be without any parents.
You really never know how much time you have left with loved ones, this treatment was supposed to just be a week in the hospital and everything was supposed to go fine. My dad had to be the 5 percent that had complications. As corny as it may sound tell your loved ones how you feel about them. I told my dad I loved him, but never had the chance to have that last conversation.
My father has battled kidney cancer for almost three years. In September 2004 the doctors said he had 4-6 months to live. He has been fighting through all the treatments and still managed to joke and have a good time. Two weeks ago right after my spring break he tried a radical treatment that could have cured him, Interlukin 2, which had a 95 percent survival rate. At this point in time the cancer has gotten the best of him. He was on a respirator controlling his breathing. After a nearly 4 year bought with cancer my father passed way. He fought hard. Im not really sure what to do without my dad, my mom passed away when I was ten, so I will now be without any parents.
You really never know how much time you have left with loved ones, this treatment was supposed to just be a week in the hospital and everything was supposed to go fine. My dad had to be the 5 percent that had complications. As corny as it may sound tell your loved ones how you feel about them. I told my dad I loved him, but never had the chance to have that last conversation.
You really never know how much time you have left with loved ones, this treatment was supposed to just be a week in the hospital and everything was supposed to go fine. My dad had to be the 5 percent that had complications. As corny as it may sound tell your loved ones how you feel about them. I told my dad I loved him, but never had the chance to have that last conversation.