cancergiggles
Mar. 12th, 2004 07:59 amThis man amazes me.
I've long come to grips with the fact that cancer is probably going to be the way I go, unless I die in a car accident first. Both of my maternal grandparents suffered from this ungodly disease. Also, in addition to people being strangely attracted to me, so too are many mechanized vehicles - even when I am inside another one, they seem to sense my presence and come straight for me.. ^_~ I told you everybody loves LSD!
On a more serious note, I don't remember much about my grandmother's situation back then; I was 10 or 11, and didn't really understand...or maybe I just didn't want to. I knew she was sick - dying - and in a lot of pain, because she had headaches all the time. We spent a lot of time at her house, but mostly it was just us kids in the back room, working (halfheartedly) on schoolwork, and watching Nickelodeon or Disney.
Papa was amazing, though. He was so positive right up to the very end. I didn't see him much, due to work and starting a new life with +Kyle. It's one of my larger regrets, but you can never go back, so I just have to look forward to seeing him again Later.
I hope I have half the ability of this "cancergiggles" man to look at a bad situation and see good - even if it's just in the form of a joke. He's in my prayers, for certain.
I've long come to grips with the fact that cancer is probably going to be the way I go, unless I die in a car accident first. Both of my maternal grandparents suffered from this ungodly disease. Also, in addition to people being strangely attracted to me, so too are many mechanized vehicles - even when I am inside another one, they seem to sense my presence and come straight for me.. ^_~ I told you everybody loves LSD!
On a more serious note, I don't remember much about my grandmother's situation back then; I was 10 or 11, and didn't really understand...or maybe I just didn't want to. I knew she was sick - dying - and in a lot of pain, because she had headaches all the time. We spent a lot of time at her house, but mostly it was just us kids in the back room, working (halfheartedly) on schoolwork, and watching Nickelodeon or Disney.
Papa was amazing, though. He was so positive right up to the very end. I didn't see him much, due to work and starting a new life with +Kyle. It's one of my larger regrets, but you can never go back, so I just have to look forward to seeing him again Later.
I hope I have half the ability of this "cancergiggles" man to look at a bad situation and see good - even if it's just in the form of a joke. He's in my prayers, for certain.