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Rank: User Joined: 8/15/2013 Posts: 13,237 Location: Vacuum
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mwenza wrote:murchr wrote:mwenza wrote:murchr wrote:mwenza wrote:murchr wrote:Bykhovets wrote:mwenza wrote:murchr wrote:sitaki.kujulikana wrote:murchr wrote:Bykhovets wrote:tycho wrote:[quote=Bykhovets]Stage 4?! She's in big trouble.  There's nothing like big trouble about this. I think we're being too squeamish about this matter of cancer or death. Dying is a natural part of growth. How you die doesn't even matter. The last time I was taking care of a cancer patient, I experienced one of the crudest handling of patients by a doctor. Outside the patient was wondering aloud about the pain of dying, and leaving her child. But then, just like now, I realized that being alive isn't any better than dying. So, if there's anything to be done is to enjoy the moments we're having knowing that there's no greater blessing than overcoming all these things we call evil and knowing all things are good. Soon, she's going to be in a lot of pain, coughing blood, losing weight, cachexia and all the unpleasant bodily changes that are brought about by metastatic cancer. Then it gets into the bones, liver and brain. @tycho, as philosophical as you might want to be, she will not enjoy any of those ailments. [/quote Sasa umekuwa daktari? Thought she's getting treatment. Cancer is not a death sentence as long as you have a physician who knows how to handle it and you have the will power to survive. actually yeye ni daktari, he might know what he is talking about The symptoms he described are those of a patient not getting the treatment required. If he's a doc he should know better. You will not see the likes of jguru, BGL and Rankaz payukaring carelessly like that. @murchr..... You should know people. There are doctors in this forum with multiple handles. Enough said. jguru had to go. Confusion with ISIS and such stuff. You know what I mean. Jguru is not madam guru267 ai...ata kama mmechanganyikiwa ......i know you "NEVER" lose arguments but in this case I reiterate, you should know people. Sure, so whats your problem, do yo want me to know you? ....Sure, you should know people. Just as an FYI, I careless about you so no need of knowing who you are. You'd do everyone a favor by not mutating this thread and leave it to the issues being discussed, i don't think you're of any importance to be known Okay?! Enjoy the rest of the weekend You should know people.  If Obiero did it, Who Am I?
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/18/2011 Posts: 12,069 Location: Kianjokoma
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@murchr ni anti nyita kweli 
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Rank: Member Joined: 8/25/2015 Posts: 839 Location: Kite
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Lolest! wrote:@murchr ni anti nyita kweli hajui @Jguru=267=mwenza=dagitari l imagine a regio maria guy with his big msalaba attending gurus clinic
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Rank: Elder Joined: 2/26/2012 Posts: 15,980
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mwenza wrote:murchr wrote:sitaki.kujulikana wrote:murchr wrote:Bykhovets wrote:tycho wrote:Bykhovets wrote:Stage 4?! She's in big trouble. There's nothing like big trouble about this. I think we're being too squeamish about this matter of cancer or death. Dying is a natural part of growth. How you die doesn't even matter. The last time I was taking care of a cancer patient, I experienced one of the crudest handling of patients by a doctor. Outside the patient was wondering aloud about the pain of dying, and leaving her child. But then, just like now, I realized that being alive isn't any better than dying. So, if there's anything to be done is to enjoy the moments we're having knowing that there's no greater blessing than overcoming all these things we call evil and knowing all things are good. Soon, she's going to be in a lot of pain, coughing blood, losing weight, cachexia and all the unpleasant bodily changes that are brought about by metastatic cancer. Then it gets into the bones, liver and brain. @tycho, as philosophical as you might want to be, she will not enjoy any of those ailments. Sasa umekuwa daktari? Thought she's getting treatment. Cancer is not a death sentence as long as you have a physician who knows how to handle it and you have the will power to survive. actually yeye ni daktari, he might know what he is talking about The symptoms he described are those of a patient not getting the treatment required. If he's a doc he should know better. You will not see the likes of jguru, BGL and Rankaz payukaring carelessly like that. @murchr..... You should know people. There are doctors in this forum with multiple handles. Enough said. I hope this bunch of losers up here will sign themselves up to a medical school and medical journals....seriously incompetent people "There are only two emotions in the market, hope & fear. The problem is you hope when you should fear & fear when you should hope: - Jesse Livermore
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Rank: Elder Joined: 2/26/2012 Posts: 15,980
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"There are only two emotions in the market, hope & fear. The problem is you hope when you should fear & fear when you should hope: - Jesse Livermore
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 8/25/2012 Posts: 1,826
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murchr wrote:mwenza wrote:murchr wrote:sitaki.kujulikana wrote:murchr wrote:Bykhovets wrote:tycho wrote:Bykhovets wrote:Stage 4?! She's in big trouble. There's nothing like big trouble about this. I think we're being too squeamish about this matter of cancer or death. Dying is a natural part of growth. How you die doesn't even matter. The last time I was taking care of a cancer patient, I experienced one of the crudest handling of patients by a doctor. Outside the patient was wondering aloud about the pain of dying, and leaving her child. But then, just like now, I realized that being alive isn't any better than dying. So, if there's anything to be done is to enjoy the moments we're having knowing that there's no greater blessing than overcoming all these things we call evil and knowing all things are good. Soon, she's going to be in a lot of pain, coughing blood, losing weight, cachexia and all the unpleasant bodily changes that are brought about by metastatic cancer. Then it gets into the bones, liver and brain. @tycho, as philosophical as you might want to be, she will not enjoy any of those ailments. Sasa umekuwa daktari? Thought she's getting treatment. Cancer is not a death sentence as long as you have a physician who knows how to handle it and you have the will power to survive. actually yeye ni daktari, he might know what he is talking about The symptoms he described are those of a patient not getting the treatment required. If he's a doc he should know better. You will not see the likes of jguru, BGL and Rankaz payukaring carelessly like that. @murchr..... You should know people. There are doctors in this forum with multiple handles. Enough said. I hope this bunch of losers up here will sign themselves up to a medical school and medical journals....seriously incompetent people She mentioned it was a miracle, so its God not the doctors
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Rank: Elder Joined: 2/22/2009 Posts: 2,449 Location: Africa
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sitaki.kujulikana wrote:murchr wrote:mwenza wrote:murchr wrote:sitaki.kujulikana wrote:murchr wrote:Bykhovets wrote:tycho wrote:Bykhovets wrote:Stage 4?! She's in big trouble. There's nothing like big trouble about this. I think we're being too squeamish about this matter of cancer or death. Dying is a natural part of growth. How you die doesn't even matter. The last time I was taking care of a cancer patient, I experienced one of the crudest handling of patients by a doctor. Outside the patient was wondering aloud about the pain of dying, and leaving her child. But then, just like now, I realized that being alive isn't any better than dying. So, if there's anything to be done is to enjoy the moments we're having knowing that there's no greater blessing than overcoming all these things we call evil and knowing all things are good. Soon, she's going to be in a lot of pain, coughing blood, losing weight, cachexia and all the unpleasant bodily changes that are brought about by metastatic cancer. Then it gets into the bones, liver and brain. @tycho, as philosophical as you might want to be, she will not enjoy any of those ailments. Sasa umekuwa daktari? Thought she's getting treatment. Cancer is not a death sentence as long as you have a physician who knows how to handle it and you have the will power to survive. actually yeye ni daktari, he might know what he is talking about The symptoms he described are those of a patient not getting the treatment required. If he's a doc he should know better. You will not see the likes of jguru, BGL and Rankaz payukaring carelessly like that. @murchr..... You should know people. There are doctors in this forum with multiple handles. Enough said. I hope this bunch of losers up here will sign themselves up to a medical school and medical journals....seriously incompetent people She mentioned it was a miracle, so its God not the doctors I believe it is a combination of extreme determination, faith in God and positivity, immense support especially from the husband and finally and definitely not least, those incredible Indian doctors.
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 8/25/2012 Posts: 1,826
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Shak wrote:sitaki.kujulikana wrote:murchr wrote:mwenza wrote:murchr wrote:sitaki.kujulikana wrote:murchr wrote:Bykhovets wrote:tycho wrote:Bykhovets wrote:Stage 4?! She's in big trouble. There's nothing like big trouble about this. I think we're being too squeamish about this matter of cancer or death. Dying is a natural part of growth. How you die doesn't even matter. The last time I was taking care of a cancer patient, I experienced one of the crudest handling of patients by a doctor. Outside the patient was wondering aloud about the pain of dying, and leaving her child. But then, just like now, I realized that being alive isn't any better than dying. So, if there's anything to be done is to enjoy the moments we're having knowing that there's no greater blessing than overcoming all these things we call evil and knowing all things are good. Soon, she's going to be in a lot of pain, coughing blood, losing weight, cachexia and all the unpleasant bodily changes that are brought about by metastatic cancer. Then it gets into the bones, liver and brain. @tycho, as philosophical as you might want to be, she will not enjoy any of those ailments. Sasa umekuwa daktari? Thought she's getting treatment. Cancer is not a death sentence as long as you have a physician who knows how to handle it and you have the will power to survive. actually yeye ni daktari, he might know what he is talking about The symptoms he described are those of a patient not getting the treatment required. If he's a doc he should know better. You will not see the likes of jguru, BGL and Rankaz payukaring carelessly like that. @murchr..... You should know people. There are doctors in this forum with multiple handles. Enough said. I hope this bunch of losers up here will sign themselves up to a medical school and medical journals....seriously incompetent people She mentioned it was a miracle, so its God not the doctors I believe it is a combination of extreme determination, faith in God and positivity, immense support especially from the husband and finally and definitely not least, those incredible Indian doctors. at the end, its good for her and her family especially her kids
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/7/2012 Posts: 11,937
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On NTV Victoria's lounge. Great recovery story. In the business world, everyone is paid in two coins - cash and experience. Take the experience first; the cash will come later - H Geneen
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/2/2009 Posts: 26,331 Location: Masada
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Angelica _ann wrote:On NTV Victoria's lounge. Great recovery story. Great! Lost some hair but gained her life. Portfolio: Sold
You know you've made it when you get a parking space for your yatcht.
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