Hey there TTG, this is a more serious topic. I would love to share my personal experience with you dealing with a loved one that was diagnosed with cancer. I'm sharing this story for anyone that is dealing with a loved one with cancer or anyone close to you or possibly even you.

Around 6 months ago my closest cousin was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. He had always told me and my other cousin his right testicle was larger than his left. We didn't think nothing of it and told em you'll be fine. Until July came around and he started feeling lower back pains. Extreme lower back pains as he described it. So he goes to the doctor and the doctor tells him his right testicle is awfully soft. This is a sign of cancer. So they get it checked it out and run a couple tests on him and it was they didn't say what stage they didn't run any more tests. They just said you have surgery next week to get it removed immediately. So me and our family our confident that he's just gonna get this removed and he is gonna be fine as testicular cancer is the most easiest cancer to get rid of. So his surgery comes in and he gets it removed. He is in extreme pain as it is already imagine just coming out of an extensive surgery session. Not til after a week they run more tests on him. But why didn't they run the tests before doing the surgery? So after doing these tests after the surgery. I have received the most devastating news in my entire life. My cousin was diagnosed with Stage 4 Cancer. He had cancer through out there whole body he had a tumor in his stomach a tumor in his chest and I believe the third one was somewhere near the heart. So after hearing this everyone just broke down. How could it be ? As everything was just fine just a month prior to that. How could it be that there was a chance of him not making it cause of the stage he was in. So after hearing in they put him in extensive chemo right away literally a couple days after his surgery. But a miracle from up above happened. My cousin was recovering at a rate incredible the doctors even gave him an extra chemo session witch was last December. That was the last as his body couldn't handle no more as he started vomiting more. Now this brings us to December 16th we went to go see if his cancer cells were dead and if he qualified to take the tumors out. Cause if they were still alive then he would have to have done more chemo. But nope the test came back that the cells where dead and his surgery was next week December 23rd. Everything went well and he is currently cancer free.

Please guys go get yourself checked out. Please if your are dealing with any of this gladly PM me and I'll try my best to help. If you have a family member or any close loved one going through this. Give em a hope to fight be their hope let them know they have a reason to live. If you got through all of this thank you for taking your time to read my story!