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- 19 de Jul, 2017
I think that her having cancer is legit, that reaction she has seems too genuine.
The prognosis is the real question. Uterine cancer, as many have written here, is often very treatable. The bladder and UTI issues could indicate metastasis, or it could indicate her immune system being under strain from feeding the cancer's wound response, coupled with being immunocompromised due to dump truck size. It's entirely possible she is still in stage 1 or 2, or hell it may very well be pre-cancerous cells. If following DSP and chantal et. al. has taught me anything, its that lolcows will dodge bullets again and again.
In one ton family, my 600lb life's sister show, season 3 featured a deathfat that was diagnosed with uterine cancer, and she was arguably about as mobile as Amber. She had it for nearly 3 years before finally loosing enough weight to get it treated properly, and even then it was only treated with a hysterectomy.
The weight loss is the biggest indicator it could be serious IMO. We all know Amber couldnt lose weight if she tried, to lose 50+ lbs while eating like her is scary.
Honestly the insurance situation int he US is beyond awful. As terrible as systems like canada and the UK's are, sometimes I still think it'd be preferable to what we have here, for the exact reason above.
The prognosis is the real question. Uterine cancer, as many have written here, is often very treatable. The bladder and UTI issues could indicate metastasis, or it could indicate her immune system being under strain from feeding the cancer's wound response, coupled with being immunocompromised due to dump truck size. It's entirely possible she is still in stage 1 or 2, or hell it may very well be pre-cancerous cells. If following DSP and chantal et. al. has taught me anything, its that lolcows will dodge bullets again and again.
In one ton family, my 600lb life's sister show, season 3 featured a deathfat that was diagnosed with uterine cancer, and she was arguably about as mobile as Amber. She had it for nearly 3 years before finally loosing enough weight to get it treated properly, and even then it was only treated with a hysterectomy.
The weight loss is the biggest indicator it could be serious IMO. We all know Amber couldnt lose weight if she tried, to lose 50+ lbs while eating like her is scary.
Was this pre or post Obamacare? Insurance companies today are not supposed to be able to deny you for pre existing conditions anymore.I doubt with her weight she would have been able to afford insurance, when I looked for insurance I was being flat out refused by companies because I had an easily treatable form of cancer in the past.
Honestly the insurance situation int he US is beyond awful. As terrible as systems like canada and the UK's are, sometimes I still think it'd be preferable to what we have here, for the exact reason above.