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GOOD NEWS OP. I GOT 5 TRIAGE CARRIERS STANDING BY AND READY TO CYNO IN! WE GOT YOU BRO WE GOT YOU!!! JUST X WHEN WE SHOULD ALL JUMP. WE GOT DREADS READY TO SIEGE GREEN CANCER CELL NERDS TOO!! WE GOT THIS **** BRO!!!!

All the best for your recovery.

Great news, and I will add some more positive energy to this chain on EVE-O GD forum.

Kudos everyone! That is the spirit of EVE, we have lots of fun in game collecting the awesome tears but when the situation call for support, RL, we are proud of our community.

Thank you all for letting me being part of it.

And Remiel, keep this energy and behavior, it will make you stronger.

Fly safe.

Good luck Rem. Glad to hear you're improving.

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o7 Remy. Heres hoping for a speedy recovery!

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And to the OP: \o/ for being alive! Stay strong, get healthy.
As said above by Lady Areola Fappington, eat as much as you can! Chemo destroys your appetite (and sometimes causes you to throw up a lot) but your body needs everything it can get to fight this #$&^@!*=!~@**beeep**[CENSORED] disease.

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Grats on the successful op Remiel, and best of luck with your follow up treatment.

Once again, the community here shows its true colours, everyone is awesome, apart from what I can only gather was at least one post looking for trouble but, there's not much getting me down right now. Truth be told, I'm feeling pretty damned mighty, although it's an uncomfortable kind of mighty cuz I'm gassy as hell, although you probably didn't need to know that.

I just slept for almost 8 hours straight, that's the longest sleep I've had in one go in quite literally many years. Although, it was thanks to some fairly potent drugs. A nurse brought me something to 'munch' on this morning, and by munch I mean slurp. Apparently, I've got a blood test and a few scans coming up today, and then I actually get to go home later this evening. And yes, a few rounds of chemo as well over the coming weeks.

Lady Areola Fappington is right, stomach cancer can be a real killer. I've been incredibly scared. When I found out, I kinda lost my ****. If you look through my KB there's a 1bil deadspace fit Ishkur loss in there that happened on the day, followed by a few other losses that shouldn't have happened. That was the day I got the news. I also told my own mother on the phone that day that she could burn - she wanted to arrange a family gathering for everyone to see me before my surgery, and I didn't really want to see anyone. I immediately regretted it but the state I was in wouldn't let me show it. Anyway, I apologised a few days later but my mum is awesome, she knew I didn't mean it and she didn't care.

Anyway, ended up seeing my family last weekend... or rather, they saw me before I went to hang out with my brother at this 'gathering' and just ignored everybody. I'm not a fan of most of my family, even when I'm well. They don't seem to do much unless they're obliged. My brother'll just hang out for the sake of it. But hell, one of my cousins showed up and thought it was my birthday. My mum had a massive go at him for being an insensitive prick, I just laughed. I spent most of it with just hangin' with my brother but in cases where I had to actually see someone, I just made it as awkward for them as possible. Intentionally.

Anyway, I'm probably just rambling. These drugs are amazing. I'll be logging in in a few hours maybe, we'll see. I don't like playing EVE on my laptop, not having a second monitor makes it all kinda cluttered and ugly... I might just update my skills then turn it off and read a book. I brought Michael Crichton's latest, Binary. I've had this book for months now and still haven't turned the first page.

Don't forget to tell your mother how much she is awesome, ask her to read aloud 3 or 4 pages of the book for you when you feel the drugs effects.

It's a long battle and you are ready for it, and you will win!

Sorry my English, it's not my native language, if I was fluent on it I cold say some more things, but I'm pretty sure you don't need to read lots of stories as you are making your own.

I would not wish a GF to be happening tho and I really think you will tackle, jam, explode, pod and smack-talk that disease with easy.

Keep flying safe and let us know.

Get well soon, always nice to hear of somebody who survived that shite. :)